Wednesday

It's Recyclables Day!

It's 26 degrees. No precipitation.

• Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with light snow developing in the afternoon. High near freezing.

• Wednesday Night: Light snow and flurries. Total accumulation of a trace to a couple inches possible. Low in the mid 20s.
• Thursday: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow showers. High: 30, Low: 21

TODAY

WCS Holiday Concert
7:30.p.m.

TOMORROW

Family Movie Night

Waterville Public Library

"Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer"

6:00 p.m.

In the Village, the DPW crews were a work all yesterday plowing and scooping snow from around fire hydrants and lowering snowbanks.

Out in the country, it's just Wintertime Peaceful.

The "Polar Bear Club?" This group of mallard ducks made a unified march to the water, circled around once, hastily, and ran back to the "beach!"

Inside at "Michael's," where it was nice and cozy, The Waterville Times' Annual Christmas Tea was taking place. In the background, former Times owner Martin F. Cleary talks with Post Master Maureen Wratten and current owner Patricia Louise and friend Cathy Murphy while Harding Nursing Home's Katie Landers waits for Correspondent Walter Lee to say "Goodbye" to Dot McConnell.

Kristi and Kim relaxed ..........

Marshall Historian Dot McConnell and Stockwell Correspondent Dottie Ruane chatted with Oneida County Legislator E. Carter Stephenson and his wife, Joan.

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In Yesterday's Mail.

This will stir some memories! A reader sent this scan of a postcard to me, saying,

"It was made out and addressed but never mailed, no date but the sender (my Grandpa) did say he had to cut ice there tomorrow, and he referred to it as a skating rink."

And I told him that I thought other blog-readers would have some things to tell about the roller-skating rink that must have been in one of these buildings.

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It's getting a little frantic, isn't it?

But it's FUN!!