It's Thursday morning.
I received the following E-note, yesterday, from Gary Orendorff, the President of the Board of Directors for WAVAC - the Waterville Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
"We are in Dire need of EMT`S and DRIVERS to cover the day time hours (7:00am Till 5:00pm ).
Could you get the word out in your Blog and in your column in the Waterville Times ?
For more information on helping Wavac out they can call me any time on my cell (315) 750-0714.
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We all need WAVAC, and now WAVAC needs us. Let's not let them down!
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It's Garbage Day, and 42.8 degrees.
Looking Ahead
Thursday: Mostly cloudy and cool with rain showers. High 55
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy and cool with rain showers. Low 37
Friday: Mostly cloudy and cool with rain showers. High 60 Low 43
Saturday: Cloudy with rain and thunderstorms. High 62 Low 43
Sunday: Partly sunny with a lingering shower. High 63 low 41
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A Bright Way to Start Sunday
A Pancake Breakfast sponsored by the
Fireman's Auxiliary
from 7:30 to 11:00
at the
Waterville Fire House
A Pancake Breakfast sponsored by the
Fireman's Auxiliary
from 7:30 to 11:00
at the
Waterville Fire House
The DPW has placed several of our Park Benches where they look particularly inviting and I noticed that the "barrels" are out, waiting for the Garden Club's attention.
The Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale
will take place
from 9:00 - 1:00
(or "Sold Out")
Saturday, June 9th
at the Methodist Church!
Setting up will begin Friday evening at 6p.m.
Any donations of plants will be greatly welcomed.
will take place
from 9:00 - 1:00
(or "Sold Out")
Saturday, June 9th
at the Methodist Church!
Setting up will begin Friday evening at 6p.m.
Any donations of plants will be greatly welcomed.
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Tulips are at their best - these are at Kathy Manion's on Madison Street .........
........ and Redbuds are blooming.
There's a big, old-fashioned magnolia next to the Sweeney residence on White Street,
... and, if you can manage to slow down and you look very hard, you'll see a few clumps of Wild Columbine blooming in the rocks just to the Forge Hollow side of "the Caves."
Is this a new "construction site?" The water level in the little pond on Madison Street is higher than normal, and it looks - at least from the roadside - as if there's a reason for it!
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I think that this sign was in Morgan's window on Tuesday morning.
