Wednesday

Recyclables Day!

It's 31 degrees and overcast.

From WKTV: "Clouds thicken up overnight and light snow will arrive toward daybreak. Snow will continue through much of the day Wednesday, falling lightly and not accumulating very fast at all. At this point, we expect no more than an inch or so of accumulation, with perhaps 1-3" on the Tug Hill.
Clouds will decrease later Wednesday and into Wednesday night, allowing for another chilly one. Thursday starts great, but it now appears clouds are going to move in faster than we thought yesterday. With them could be some light snow showers, but probably little to no accumulation. Additionally, rather than the mid 40s, temperatures will likely remain in the upper 30s to around 40 because of clouds."

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It stayed chilly, yesterday, but the sun was grand for much of the day and the Cleary cattle were making the most of it!


Deer did likewise. It's harder to see them, though, because their color blends right into a background of brush and cornstalks.

Looking Eastward from West Hill, there's very little snow left up toward Paris.

The ice out on Hanover Road just doesn't want to melt: perhaps today.


Yesterday afternoon clouds moved in. I've seen "Mackerel Sky," many times, but don't recall ever seeing the altocumulous clouds in a clear "Herringbone" pattern.

Refurbishments continue, no matter what the weather!

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Gallery Series Continues at Library

with an an exhibition of photographs by

Miss Emily Plourde.

Opening Reception - Thursday at 5 o'clock.

Waterville Central School AP (Advanced Placement) Art student Emily Plourde will show a grouping of photographs from her AP Studio in Art 2D Design Portfolio. The show will run March 14 - April 1 in the Waterville Public Library Gallery, during regular Library hours.

FRIDAY

"Thoroughly Modern Millie"
7:30 p.m. at Waterville Central Highschool
on Madison Street.

SATURDAY

Women's Club Bake Sale at Foodking
9:00 -

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At Hamilton College
" Bluebirds of central New York
and diseases and insect pests of trees, shrubs, and perennials."

Free and open to the public in the Hamilton College Science Center Auditorium from 10 a.m. to Noon. (details below.)

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"Peter Pan"
at 1:00 and 7:30
in the Clinton Central School Performing Arts Complex

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Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner
4:30-7:30
CJ Fulmer Post of the American Legion, Route 20.

"Millie" - at 7:30

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SUNDAY

Chicken BBQ

sponsored by the "People to People Student Ambassador Program"
in support of Heather Davis
at the Waterville Fire House.
12 noon 'til sold out.
Whole dinner - $7.50
Half chicken - only $4.00

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"Millie" at 3:00

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St. Patrick's Day!

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Details of the program at Hamilton College on Saturday, March 15:

Bluebirds of central New York and diseases and insect pests of trees, shrubs, and perennials.
John Rogers, award winning specialist on bluebirds, will present visuals on these welcome but elusive harbingers of spring, and how to draw them to your landscape for your family's enjoyment and appreciation. Additionally, Holly Wise, Cornell Extension's Consumer Horticulture Educator, will lead a slide show program on insect and disease problems as seen through the "Master Gardeners" series she runs here in our state. Time-permitting, Terry Hawkridge will conclude this session with a review of insect problems we all will be facing here in central New York area.

Saturday, April 19:

Basic landscaping design principles, proper planting techniques, and practices used in site modification.

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Have a great day, everyone!