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Friday, March 26


- WEATHER -



- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

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CALLING ALL FEMALE ELIGIBLE WATERVILLE AREA
MAJOR LEAGUE SOFTBALL CANDIDATES AGES 9-12!
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We apologize for the short notice it was recently decided we are moving forward with a season!!!
All Candidates returning and new players are asked to PLEASE Join us for Skills&Drills TRY-OUTS SATURDAY at BABBOTT Park 10am-noon and TUESDAY at O'FALLS Maple Avenue Park 5-6:30pm - BRING YOUR MASK, GLOVE, helmet and bat if you have them for a quick parent meeting followed by skills and drills sessions!
*Please SHARE* contact Joanna Eisenhut 315.292.8499 with any eligibility questions - $40 registration fee will be collected once teams are formed!




- AROUND TOWN -

Waterville Jr./Sr. High Community!
It is our pleasure to present to you the 147th Annual Prize Speaking Competition.
Thank you to the following organizations and individuals:
Rotary Club, including Mr. Sturr for presenting awards
Judges, including Mr. Mark Barnes, Mrs. Gail Cady, and Mrs. Doris Pavlot
Mr. Rich Bloomquist for his audio/visual expertise
Mrs. Roys for backstage assistance
Kaitlyn St. Peter for serving as prompter
Janelle Cleary for serving as master of ceremonies
Advisers, Mrs. Perrault and Mrs. McNamara
Finally, great job to all of our participants!
The 1467th Prize Speaking Contest sponsored by the Waterville Rotary Club was able to be a go this year with some creative planning behind the scenes. Plus, thanks to some forward thinking and the great tech work of Rich Bloomquist there is a fantastic video as well.


Photos: Dan Nichols
Earlier in the week at Village Hall, WCS loaned their audio/video system to enable a Zoom live stream.
One thing many seem to appreciate out of the pandemic is the more common ability to attend a meeting that one might not have been able to without some sort of streaming or recording.  There has been requests all around as meetings have begun to return in person that there also be streaming or recording available for others to gain informational knowledge as well.
You'll find the meeting Here 


Don't forget your Palm Sunday Ham Dinner this Sunday from the Deansboro Fire Department, the Barton Hose Company! This year the dinner is Take Out Style with each $12 dinner supporting the department.

Further extended thanks to Ryan and Joanna McNamara and their children for pitching in to clean up two contractor bags worth of litter tossed along the hill by the creek and parking lot behind Johnny's China Cafe and the landromat.  You can catch the full video floating around social media. But rather than searching, we can all grab our own gloves and bags and pitch in. Saturday's sunshine looks like a perfect day time to start.









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