First things first!*****
It's 33.3 degrees and quite foggy!
WKTV says: "We'll start out with some clouds on Sunday morning, but expect a decrease in cloud cover throughout the day. We should average partly sunny for the afternoon with a light wind. Sunday night, we'll continue to clear out with lows dropping back into the low 30s."
Did you hear thunder, yesterday afternoon?
I did not, but I gather that some folks to the west and south of Waterville did - and saw lightning, too. Last week Roc Langone told me that the "old farm saying" was that
"after the first time you hear thunder, it'll be six months 'til the first frost!"
With that in mind, I went back six months in the original "At Home in the Huddle," and found that the temperature last September 24th started out at 63 degrees. (Some pretty pictures!)
I did not, but I gather that some folks to the west and south of Waterville did - and saw lightning, too. Last week Roc Langone told me that the "old farm saying" was that
"after the first time you hear thunder, it'll be six months 'til the first frost!"
With that in mind, I went back six months in the original "At Home in the Huddle," and found that the temperature last September 24th started out at 63 degrees. (Some pretty pictures!)
The Jazz Concert at the Library on Friday evening was a huge success! Ms. Newsom wrote: "People were standing in the aisle or standing in the room -- many extra chairs brought in -- really fabulous!"
The Glimmerglass Opera's Schedule for an Orpheus-inspired season is now online, and the mailers advertising the KAC's 25th Anniversary Coffeehouse series are out, so their website should be updated any time now.
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Just seven days until Major League Baseball Season opens. In yesterday's games, The Yankees and Toronto tied at 4 and Boston and Tampa Bay tied at 1.
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