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Wednesday, March 31

 - IN MEMORIAM -

Jeremiah J. Johnson
March 26, 1980 - March 25, 2021
Click Here for Full Obituary
- WEATHER-



- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

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Click Here for the Oneida County COVID-19 Dashboard
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New to Waterville Jr./Sr. High: The Waterville Strong PTSA!!! This new PTSA is for the Jr./Sr. High School, serving students in grades 7-12.

Thursday is the charter meeting at 7:00 PM via Google Meet. Membership is just $6. Parents, teachers, and school community members are encouraged to join online at the link below.

Link: https://leatherstockingregionpta.memberhub.store/.../741806














- AROUND TOWN -

Gas:

Photo: Waterville Central School MPS Positivity Project
"MPS Positivity Project: Positivity Project Parade on a sunny Tuesday before spring break! So many smiles!"

From the Waterville United Methodist Church:
"Soup is on the stove for our Thursday night meal! Homemade soup and fresh baked bread - pick up from Waterville Methodist Church Thursday from 3-5:45PM. Join us that night at 6PM for an optional Zoom where we will observe the Last Supper that Jesus had with his disciples before being arrested and tried. All are welcome to partake!"


Photo: Mike Jaquays of the Mid-York Weekly
Members of St. Benard's, as part of the Route 20 Catholics, were photographed and in an article in the O.D. for the Easter Food Giveaway recently
O.D. subscribers can find the full article HERE


The Marshall Historical Society Newsletter includes a fantastic section on the Deansboro Superette 1840 - present, the first portion seen above. Click HERE for the Full Newsletter (we're working on getting a better link).


While Easter Trees have been sprouting around town, it's also not too late to order your Easter flowers! Hopefully any April Fool's snow that falls on Thursday disappears quickly to enjoy those sprouting in the ground as well!



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