It's 37 degrees and raining at 6:30
WKTV's Weather Forecast: "Rain early Saturday as a storm system passes north and west of Central New York. Most of the wet weather ends by Saturday afternoon, with nothing more than a shower lingering around.
Easter Sunday looks generally quiet. A mix of sunshine and clouds with just a chance of a brief shower.
Warmer weather is likely by the middle of next week."
VERY BRIEF RE-CAP
It's been wet and cold!
On Wednesday afternoon the sun shone for about half-an-hour. Roger and Archie made the most of it, watching the world go by on Main Street.
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It's been wet and cold!
On Wednesday afternoon the sun shone for about half-an-hour. Roger and Archie made the most of it, watching the world go by on Main Street.
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On Thursday, two discouraging things happened:
it snowed.........
............... and gasoline hit the four-dollar mark.
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it snowed.........
............... and gasoline hit the four-dollar mark.
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IN THE NEWS
"Building Leveled after Fire in Deansboro"
from WKTV
"Landowners join together to prepare for hydrofracking"
the Observer-Dispatch.
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"Building Leveled after Fire in Deansboro"
from WKTV
"Landowners join together to prepare for hydrofracking"
the Observer-Dispatch.
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IN THE MAIL
A "thank you!" from Deb Conway, who wrote:
"The Rotary Clean-up last week was a huge success. We beat the rain and picked up 26 bags of trash, three tires, a trash can lid and a variety of other items too large to fit in a bag.
Sixteen people, some Rotarians and many community members, came out to help. The dumpster at the Village Hall was filled to the brim."
Sad news, from Fred Ashforth:
Lt. Nathan H. Williams, formerly of Oswego, a Weapons Systems Operator in the US Navy, died Wednesday, April 6, 2011. His F-18 Hornet crashed in a training accident at Lamoore Naval Air Station in Lamoore, California. He was 28. Nathan is the son of Fred’s cousin Alan Williams and Gay Williams of Oswego.
"I will be sitting at the corner of Stafford Ave. and Putnam St. on Monday April 25th from 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm. It will be an open discussion on what is going on in the Waterville school district. I do have permission from the owner that lives on the corner to sit there. So please feel free to stop bye and talk with me. Thank You, Colleen Emerson"
"The Rotary Clean-up last week was a huge success. We beat the rain and picked up 26 bags of trash, three tires, a trash can lid and a variety of other items too large to fit in a bag.
Sixteen people, some Rotarians and many community members, came out to help. The dumpster at the Village Hall was filled to the brim."
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Sad news, from Fred Ashforth:
Fred and JoAnne Ashforth, Waterville, mourn the death of a family member.
Lt. Nathan H. Williams
Lt. Nathan H. Williams, formerly of Oswego, a Weapons Systems Operator in the US Navy, died Wednesday, April 6, 2011. His F-18 Hornet crashed in a training accident at Lamoore Naval Air Station in Lamoore, California. He was 28. Nathan is the son of Fred’s cousin Alan Williams and Gay Williams of Oswego.
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A Special Announcement
from Colleen Emerson
from Colleen Emerson
"I will be sitting at the corner of Stafford Ave. and Putnam St. on Monday April 25th from 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm. It will be an open discussion on what is going on in the Waterville school district. I do have permission from the owner that lives on the corner to sit there. So please feel free to stop bye and talk with me. Thank You, Colleen Emerson"
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THIS AFTERNOON
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The Annual Rotary Club Easter Egg Hunt
at Harding Nursing Home
starts at 1 PM
for grades preK - 5.
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(An interesting History of Easter Eggs.)
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Historian Richard Williams,
author of "Along Oriskany and Big Creeks,"
will be doing a book-signing at "The Huddle on Main"
on Saturday afternoon from 1 - 3.
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TOMORROW IS EASTER
History and Traditions
THIS AFTERNOON
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The Annual Rotary Club Easter Egg Hunt
at Harding Nursing Home
starts at 1 PM
for grades preK - 5.
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(An interesting History of Easter Eggs.)
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Historian Richard Williams,
author of "Along Oriskany and Big Creeks,"
will be doing a book-signing at "The Huddle on Main"
on Saturday afternoon from 1 - 3.
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TOMORROW IS EASTER
History and Traditions
NEXT WEEK
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