Sangerfield Survey Results

Presented September 28, 2011

MONDAY IS COLUMBUS DAY

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The frost is on the pumpkin!

The WKTV forecast: "Another chilly start to the day, with many areas seeing an early morning frost with temperatures near 30 degrees. Sunshine will help those temperatures climb into the mid to upper 60s by the mid afternoon. A light wind tonight will keep temperatures in the mid 40s, despite the clear skies.

A beautiful stretch of weather is expected through the weekend and beyond. Temperatures will warm into upper 70s from Saturday through Monday! Plenty of sunshine over the next several days."

IN THE NEWS

From the Observer-Dispatch: "Utica Milk Prices Reached 10-year High in June."

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IN THE MAIL

I've just received the official

RESULTS OF THE SANGERFIELD TOWNSHIP SURVEY

from Committee-member Terry Tanner.

See the RESULTS here.

Thank you, terry!)

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Local Sights

Geese gathering on the pond behind Moons', on Madison Street.

Pumpkins, gourds, mums at Mosher's - at the foot of Grant Hill.

More veggies at Pryputniewicz's

service with a smile!

At Alcott's Garden Center - outside.

Inside? According to Alcott's Facebook page, "The haunted house will be open this weekend....$ 8.00 for entrance and a pumpkin...wow!. also the scary night shows are coming the 14, 15, 21,22 28, 29 from 7-9pm....not for the faint of heart.....it is one way in and NOOOOOO way out those nights!"

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WCS SPORTS

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AT THE LIBRARY

Today

Friday Flik *
7pm | Movie: Scream 4




Movie Matinee * Monday, October 10th
1pm | Free Movie. Free Popcorn.| Movie: The Lion King


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SPECIAL EVENT
For your Calendar

Tuesday, October 18th at 6:00 PM


the Waterville Central School District
will be hosting a parent education class on

INTERNET SAFETY & CYBER-BULLYING

with Wendy Fical, Program Director for the Utica office of
the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. This program will examine the dangers and consequences of social networking, discuss online predators, how parents can help prevent dangers, alarming statistics of on-line dangers and solicitations, and also discuss resources that are available for parents.

This event is open to all parents and will be held in the high school library.

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FOR THE RECORD

Autumn view of Dead Pond

painted by Albert Bierstadt, one of America's most famous artists, who was married to
Amos O. Osborn's daughter, Rosalie.

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Have a great weekend, everyone!

Wednesday for Thursday and onward

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It's 60 degrees with sunshine at noon on Wednesday.

WKTV's forecast: "*A freeze warning is in effect for Herkimer, Hamilton, Fulton, Montgomery, and Schoharie County due to frost in the forecast tonight*

Our weather finally clears out starting today. Morning fog gives way to afternoon sunshine. Breezy weather builds in this afternoon with high temperatures in the lower 60s.

The wind dies down this evening and skies remain clear. Conditions are ideal for frost tonight. This would be our first widespread frost of the season. Low temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s.

A beautiful stretch of weather is expected through the weekend and beyond. Temperatures will warm into the low 60s tomorrow, mid 60s Friday, and 70s from Saturday through Monday! Plenty of sunshine over the next several days."

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Leaves are Falling!

If you plan on raking, this weekend, please remember that
THE VILLAGE DPW
asks that you remember to rake leaves onto the terrace / tree belt:
NOT into the roadways!

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Here & There

It's been gray and rainy for the past few days .........

........................... and many flocks of Canada Geese are flying from cornfields, where they'd spent an "overnight," quickly forming their "Vs," and turning to head south.

The only benefit from the rain, that I could see, was the sparkly shine it put on these wild apples!

There are new Fall decorations on Osborn Avenue ............

.................... and early Hallowe'en displays like this one, in Deansboro.

IN THE NEWS

From WKTV: "Huntley Hearing Scheduled for Waterville Teacher Acccused........."

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Two Page 1 Stories that you're going to want to read in

The Waterville Times:

"Lonczak Announces Retirement."
"Sangerfield Survey Results are In."

Committee-member Terry Tanner has been kind enough to promise to send me the final report and visual slides of survey results as soon as they are available! (Thank you, Terry!)

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From the O-D, September 17: Deansboro's "Cannon will mark county's place in Civil War."


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COMING EVENTS


AT THE LIBRARY


Friday Flik * Friday, October 7th
7pm


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Waterville Book Discussion Group
Wednesday, October 29 at noon.

The Postmistress by Sarah Blake.

Filled with stunning parallels to today's world, "The Postmistress" is a sweeping novel about the loss of innocence of two extraordinary women--and of two countries torn apart by war.

Bring your lunch, beverages and dessert are served. Call the Library at 841 4651 to reserve a copy of the book.

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23rd Annual New York State Sacred Harp Singing Convention

at Unity Hall in Barneveld.


October 15 from 10:00 - 4:00
October 16 from 9:00 - 3:00

Details will follow!



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MARSHALL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
October 20, 2011, 7:30 p.m.

"Once Upon a Time in Deansboro"

at which time the Blogger will stir the always-savory and simmering caldron of townsfolk's memories of memorable people and, especially, long-ago events that may - or may not! - have happened around Deansboro at Halloween.




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OCTOBER 29

Benefit for NANCY EASTMAN
at the American Legion.
Details will follow!


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October 31

TRICK OR TREAT IN WATERVILLE

4:00 - 7:00.

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FOR THE RECORD



Enjoy this super, sunny weather!