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Monday, December 6

By Hub of the Huddle

 -IN MEMORIAM-

Andrea LaVonne Curtis
May 15, 1967 - November 22, 2021
Click HERE for the complete obituary.

Kathleen M. Hughes
December 2, 1941 - December 2, 2021
Click HERE for the complete obituary.

Allen R. Crossway
December 29, 1937 - December 4, 2021
Click HERE for the complete obituary.
-WEATHER-

-LOCAL CALENDARS-
-Village of Waterville-

-Waterville Central School-

-Waterville Public Library-
-Waterville First-
-IN THE MAIL-






Freshman Fundraiser 

It’s November it’s never to early to start thinking about gifts for
the ones that have our
childrens minds and safety everyday of the week  starting with
* Two 12 oz Sublimation coffee mugs with 4 Dunkin pods inside
 $13.00 each wrapped and ready to go!!
*Three Potholder with brownie mix and a spatula for $9.00
each wrapped & ready to go
* All proceeds go to the Waterville Freshman Class
https://www.facebook.com/groups/217620658433447/

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The Madison Central School District has released updated spectator policies
for varsity basketball contests, and junior varsity/varsity basketball
doubleheaders. This policy takes effect beginning with the boys' basketball
doubleheader against Otselic Valley on Wednesday, December 1st.
- Only ticketed spectators will be allowed to enter. Each home athlete
will receive four tickets for distribution.
- Visiting Spectators will sign in when entering the school.
The visiting team will receive two tickets per visiting athlete.
-All spectators will be required to wear a face covering properly
while in the building.
-Distancing between family units will be required.
-No food or drink will be permitted in the gymnasium.
These regulations will be monitored and re-assessed throughout the season.
Any changes will be communicated.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Go Blue Devils
Another message from the Madison County Health Department on
free symptomatic rapid antigen testing....
Madison County Health Department Drive-Thru COVID-19 Rapid Testing:
85 Cedar St in Morrisville (This is at the Old County Highway Garage in
Morrisville.) Eligibility: Symptoms of illness for 1-5 days AND a
Madison County Resident OR K-12 staff/student that attends/works at a
school in a Madison County School District
Tuesday, December 7, 2021 9:30am-11:30am - Schedule an appointment online at https://www.madisoncounty.ny.gov/2589/Find-COVID-19-Testing
Thursday, December 9, 2021 1:00pm-3:15pm - Schedule an appointment online at https://www.madisoncounty.ny.gov/2589/Find-COVID-19-Testing

NOW OPEN! (In the old Farm Credit building in Sangerfield)
Offering home decor, candles, furniture, fresh Christmas wreaths, and Frog Park Herbs.
Hours of operation are: 5:30pm - 8pm on Thursdays & Fridays (thru the Holiday Season),
Saturday from 10am - 4pm and Sunday from 10am - 2pm.

Some of the cute, anyone can do it, designs available for the
DIY Ornament Gift Craft! After you create you ornament, decorate the bag
 to become gift wrap, and you're ready to go with a gift for someone special!






is excited to exhibit G. Russell Oechsle’s private collection of wooden cased shelf clocks from Madison County clockmaker masters- William Dexter, Horace Dexter and Carter & Weller of Stockbridge, and L.&J. Frisbie of Chittenango. Mr. Oschsle’s clock collection that spans from 1830-1842 will be the largest exhibit of these clocks in one setting at the Historical Society.

-AROUND TOWN-

From: Waterville Central School District
MPS Positivity Project: Mr. Jerzak’s class was busy spreading kindness
to their P2 partners today. They brought smiles and joy
Prior to the Varsity Girls Basketball Game this (past) Thursday, the
Waterville Jr./Sr. High Basketball court was dedicated to long-time
Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Larry Stockwell.
Waterville would like to thank Coach Stockwell for all his efforts
over the years with Waterville athletics as well as
Section III athletics as a whole!

From: WCS Sports Booster Club
MPS Student Council prepared boxes for our Annual Pajama Drive
 today (12/3). We are working on our P2 Character Strengths of
Teamwork, Purpose and Kindness this holiday season.
Click HERE and then scroll down for more details.
From: Brookfield Central School District
Congratulations to the Fall 2021 Brookfield Girls Soccer team for receiving
the Scholar Athlete Team Award with a team average of 93
From: Madison Central School
Group #2 - Madison Varsity Blue Devils vs. Downsville

It's a tradition that spans generations.....
Parachute Day for elementary PE students!
On Tuesday, Mr. Howard and Mrs. Miller brought out the parachute
for some of our younger learners.
Some of us are feeling nostalgic just looking at this picture.
A few Madison Cub Scouts took flags down today after school at the cemetery.
Thank you gentlemen for your service to our community!
From: Oriskany Falls Rotary Club
Salvation Army Bell Ringers:Thank you for your support!
From: Route20Catholic
St. Nicholas stopped in for a surprise visit yesterday, at the start of
the December Family Catechesis with Fr. Hage, and he didn't come
empty handed! Those present were given a sweet treat from the saint
before continuing on with the lesson!
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The price of gas today.

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