Thursday

Garbage Day!

It's 60 degrees; not raining.

• Thursday Morning: Areas of fog, yielding to a mix of sun and clouds. Warm and humid with temperatures warming to near 80 by Noon.
• Thursday Afternoon: Showers and thunderstorms likely. Some could be strong with heavy rainfall. Temperatures falling back into the 70s after highs in the low to mid 80s.
• Thursday Night: Showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain likely. Heavy rain will taper to showers before sunrise. Low in the low 60s.
• Friday: Mainly cloudy with a few morning showers or rumbles of thunder. Cooler and turning less humid. High: 71, Low: 53

(This looks just about like he last two days!)

But here's the forecast we're interested in:

"Field Days" are coming!

By yesterday morning, a dozen or more vehicles and conveyances made a circle around Firemen's Field and a couple of rides were all set up - just waiting for Friday evening.

There's a full schedule of events in this week's issue of The Waterville Times.

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News of this (below) and excitement spread fast, and there was "gridlock" up North of Paris Green at Savicki's ....

...... where a small sign that read "SWEET CORN" was a magnet to motorists.

(And the corn was GOOD!)

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Coming back through Hanover, I stopped to say "hello" to a watercolorist who was standing in the old cemetery looking towards my Summertime favorite view: the Zweifel Farm. Diane Hadfield is a student in a MWPAI Workshop taught by Annette Gurdo, of Waterville, a full-time member of the faculty at the Art Institute.

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On yet another country road I stopped to admire a field of grain - I still can't tell them all apart - but frowned, instead: what IS this? Not a beautiful sight, after all.

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This house at 128 Osborn Avenue is looking better and better!

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WKTV has a website sory about a story in the August issue of the Reader's Digest which spotlights Utica as the "Second Chance City".

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And that's what the Yankees are looking for!

Have a good day!