To: JUNE RICHMOND ........... who was presented with the Waterville Rotary Club's "Roses for the Living" Award by Bill Getman, last Thursday, "in recognition and appreciation of her continuing interest in and invaluable contributions to the Waterville community."
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To: new Critical Care Tech A-EMT,
GEOFFREY STEVENS!
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To: these new College Graduates!
GEOFFREY STEVENS!
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To: these new College Graduates!
From HCCC:
Ashley F. Cole, Business: Accounting
Chelsey L. Fancett, Liberal Arts & Sciences: General Studies
Nicole L. Hinman, Business: Marketing
From MVCC
Deansboro: Mathiew A. Harris, Deanna C. Hillman, Cory S. Jayson, Michael D. Lloyd, Jessica A. McGovern, Jennifer L. Mesnard, Tyler J. Smith
Oriskany Falls: Nicole M. Johnson, Shelly J. Studer.
Waterville Jesse D. Eisenhut, DeAnn R. Frye, Thomas R. Hoke, Alexandra L. Hughes, William James Humphrey, Kellyn M. Petrie, Matthew R. Price, Caitlyn A. Smith, Courtney B. Williams, Thomas C. Zenon.
From LeMoyne: Stephanie Bancroft
I'm sure there are more! Please let me know who they are!
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"Patricia Louise, who served in several editor positions at the Observer-Dispatch, is the new owner of the 145-year-old Waterville Times. Mary and Martin Cleary have owned and published the newspaper for 22 years."
From WKTV: "Monday will start off with some partial sunshine. Clouds will build up during the afternoon with the chance for some pop up showers and thunderstorms. The chance of thunderstorms will continue into the evening. Any thunderstorms that do develop have the potential for heavy rain as well as gusty winds. It will be warm and humid with highs near 80 degrees.
A cold front moves in on Tuesday, setting off another round of thunderstorms. Unsetteled weather looks to continue for most of the week with highs in the mid 70s."
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From LeMoyne: Stephanie Bancroft
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I'm sure there are more! Please let me know who they are!
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And to Pat Louise, who was highlighted in Frank Tomaino's "This Week in History" in the Sunday O-D:
"2001, 10 years ago: Waterville newspaper sold."
"2001, 10 years ago: Waterville newspaper sold."
"Patricia Louise, who served in several editor positions at the Observer-Dispatch, is the new owner of the 145-year-old Waterville Times. Mary and Martin Cleary have owned and published the newspaper for 22 years."
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HAPPENING TODAY
Garbage Collection.
It's 57.7 degrees and overcast at 6:15.
Garbage Collection.
It's 57.7 degrees and overcast at 6:15.
From WKTV: "Monday will start off with some partial sunshine. Clouds will build up during the afternoon with the chance for some pop up showers and thunderstorms. The chance of thunderstorms will continue into the evening. Any thunderstorms that do develop have the potential for heavy rain as well as gusty winds. It will be warm and humid with highs near 80 degrees.
A cold front moves in on Tuesday, setting off another round of thunderstorms. Unsetteled weather looks to continue for most of the week with highs in the mid 70s."
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WCS SPORTS
4:30PM Boys MODIFIED TRACK AND FIELD
Waterville Central School
@ Canastota Central Schools
High School Track
4:30PM Girls MODIFIED TRACK AND FIELD
Waterville Central School
@ Canastota Central Schools
High School Track
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AT THE LIBRARYThursday at 6:00 - Family Movie Night
"Gnomeo and Juliet"
Join us with your friends and family to see this great new movie.
Come early to get good seats and for popcorn!
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LOOKING AROUND
Dandelions are going to seed. (click!)
Oats are up - at least I think that's what they are - in the field next to Fuess-Cleary Road.
The "tubs," filled with pink and white petunias, are appearing along Main Street.
There's a super-bright display of tulips at Farm Credit, in Sangerfield.
Lilacs and "Flowering crabs" are all in bloom ..........
.......... and Solomon's Seal.
Jody Hildreth took a close-up photograph of one of those tiny bell-like blossoms .....
...... and this picture, showing the intricate, elaborate "architecture" of what we may think of as a "simple fern!"
(Thanks, Jody!)
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Have a great day, everyone!
I think it's going to be a slow week.
Blog posts may be "slow," too.
For complete schedules of High School Sports and Library activities, click HERE or HERE.
FOR THE RECORD
Despite well-publicized predictions that "Judgment Day and the rapture (the taking up into heaven of God's elect people) would occur at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, the 21st,"
we're all still here!
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