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Friday, May 29

- IN MEMORIAM -


John J. Dobmeier
March 18, 1941 - May 26, 2020
- WEATHER -





- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

Click Here for the Latest from Governor Cuomo
Click Here for the Business Reopening Lookup Tool as the Mohawk Valley moves into Phase 2
As the list grows smaller, here's what remains closed in Phase 2:

Click Here for the Latest from the CDC
Click Here for the NYS Department of Labor
Click Here for the NYS Park Department
Click Here for the Oneida County COVID-19 Dashboard
Click Here for the Madison County COVID-19 Dashboard

Click Here for More Info


Behind Union Station at the REA Wing
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From the Waterville Central School District:
Video Instructions
Voting on this year's budget will be conducted remotely. On May 21, 2020 Official Electio Ballots went into the mail. They should start hitting mailboxes by May 27, 2020.
You will receive a BROWN envelope that contains
- A double sided paper ballot
- A BROWN ballot envelope
- A white self addressed stamped envelope
Remove all items. 
Make your selections on the paper ballot (BOTH SIDES) fold and place in the BROWN ballot Envelope.
Complete the front on the BROWN ballot envelope- Turn over and SIGN the back.
Tri-Fold the BROWN ballot envelope and place in the WHITE return Envelope.
Seal the WHITE envelope and MAIL
Ballots Must Be Received in the District by 5 pm June 9 to be Counted
Contact the District Clerk at 315-841-3915 or kfancett@watervillecsd.org
** There was a typo on the ballot regarding the levy for the C.W. Clark Library. The actual levy is $65,644 with NO tax levy increase.**





Jr/Sr High Announcements for May 28 with 
Senior Spotlights: Dylan Tabolt, Caleb Cook, and Sean Moore.

Jr/Sr High Announcements for May 29 with 
Senior Spotlights: Darren Johnson, Summer Ford, and Peyton Ford







With slightly lower high temperatures and the cloud cover of storms rolling in, the end of the week is cooler. But the Thursday night low/Friday morning temperature was still far different from the snow just a few weeks ago for Mother's Day. 

While the view is different this year (for the time being), the benches and flower pots are back at Babbott Park. This also makes it an ideal walking area for those looking to get out on smooth walking terrain with the possibility of breaks. Please note, the bathrooms remain closed for now.

The blossoming trees along Main St. are the perfect addition to the recently placed planters.

Wednesday evening, the school parking lot was filled with vehicles meeting up to spread some cheer.

 The Sports Boosters were on their way to honor all of the Spring Sport Seniors at their homes see video above.
While the Waterville Area Birthday train gathered for their next Drive-Thru Birthday wishes, with plenty of honking and singing.

The Waterville Area Birthday Train is chugging through the last week of formal Birthday Trains after almost 3 months of celebrating local birthdays! But you're not too late!
Click Here for Updates & to Join In:
May 29 - 6 pm @ Waterville Methodist Church
May 30 - 1 pm @ Oriskany Falls Village Market
May 31 - 1 pm @ Deansboro Post Office

While you can find plenty of fairy gardens popping up throughout the village, you can also escape for a trail walk along the Kirkland Trail that now connects at the Marshall Barn (across the street from the Marshall Towpath on Route 315) and runs a 2 mile stretch to Dugway Rd in Kirkland. The connection of the trail systems will provide a great stretch for locals to get out and enjoy.










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