It's 23 degrees at 5:30 p.m., and still snowing!
The total must be nearing a 2' accumulation in 2 days!
Tomorrow is
GARBAGE DAY.
Here is The WeatherChannel's forecast for tomorrow.
The total must be nearing a 2' accumulation in 2 days!
Tomorrow is
GARBAGE DAY.
Here is The WeatherChannel's forecast for tomorrow.
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The blogger has concluded that the intensity and longevity of this storm has been caused NOT so much by continual winds passing over the open waters of the Great Lakes during freezing weather and carrying the resulting snow to Waterville as by the fact that many, MANY boys and girls from the Waterville Central School District went to bed on Tuesday night with their pajamas on either backwards or "wrong side out" in hopes that there would be a "snow day!"
Will this system of meteorological manipulation work two days in a row?
We'll see!
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Uptown, early this morning.
We'll see!
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Uptown, early this morning.
"Big Orange" was out with the Recyclables wagon and Karl had contributions for Carl!
Sangerfield Township's big plow had village streets all clean.......
This clean!!
Elsewhere, local "snowmen" worked on their driveways.
How many do you recognize?
This clean!!
Elsewhere, local "snowmen" worked on their driveways.
How many do you recognize?
Kent Cole
Donald Brown II
Bill O'Dowd
Larry Pesto
Jim Bogan was clearing sidewalks and driveways all around Grace Episcopal Church.
Jim Bogan was clearing sidewalks and driveways all around Grace Episcopal Church.
His snow-shoveling already done, Stan Sambora had walked to the Post Office.
Have you been to the Post Office to see the windows?
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The DPW was in the Park decorating the bandstand with a Christmas Tree that had been donated to the Village by the Masons, who always hold their Christmas Tree Sale there.
Tom Morgan arranging this famous sidewalk showroom.
Out in the Countryside
The Marshall Township plow had country roads all taken care of!
A familiar view, 'specially for Gil Condon, who will probably use it for "wallpaper!"
Looking West from Gridley-Paige Road.
Drifts form on the downwind - or leeward - side of fence posts and weeds.
There was something that I didn't see, anywhere, today: snomobile tracks!
I'll look for them again, tomorrow!
I'll look for them again, tomorrow!
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COMING EVENTS
AT THE LIBRARY
Thursday, December 9th
6pm | December 9th: Elf
Free Movie. Free Popcorn.
Night on the Town * Friday, December 10th
7pm | Movie: Eclipse
Watch the movie for free and receive a BOGO coupon for refreshment at the Red Lion Pub that night.
Only adults can receive the BOGO coupon.
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Saturday will be Ed Abbe's 62nd Birthday!!!!
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AT THE LIBRARY
Thursday, December 9th
6pm | December 9th: Elf
Free Movie. Free Popcorn.
Night on the Town * Friday, December 10th
7pm | Movie: Eclipse
Watch the movie for free and receive a BOGO coupon for refreshment at the Red Lion Pub that night.
Only adults can receive the BOGO coupon.
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Saturday will be Ed Abbe's 62nd Birthday!!!!**************************
The Memorial Park School PTA
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
and
BOOK FAIR
will take place on
Saturday, December 11th from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
and
BOOK FAIR
will take place on
Saturday, December 11th from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
From Jody Barnes - "Both are fundraisers for the MPS-PTA but also a great opportunity for adults and children to shop for the holidays. The bazaar items will be priced 25 cents to $2 and a majority of the book fair items are under $10."
"We are also accepting donations of wrapping paper/bags, bows and tape to wrap the gifts purchased by the children. These conctributions should be dropped off at the school between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. on Friday the 10th."
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Also on SATURDAY
One Annual Delight ..............
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........... followed by another!
At 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, in Clinton
and again at 7:30 pm at Park United Methodist Church, 17 Broad Street in Hamilton.
Admission at each concert is $10.00 for adults, $6.00 for seniors and students.
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Have a good evening.
I'll let you know what the weather is like in the morning!!
Also on SATURDAY
One Annual Delight ..............
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........... followed by another!
At 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, in Clinton
and again at 7:30 pm at Park United Methodist Church, 17 Broad Street in Hamilton.
The formal section of these two programs will include two Christmas cantatas, one by Teleman, Machet die Tore weit, and the other by Buxtehude, Das Neugeborhne Kindelein. Both cantatas will be accompanied by organ, two recorders and viola da gamba.
At intermission, Tapestry will change into their Renaissance costumes for the concluding group of favorite, traditional carols.
At intermission, Tapestry will change into their Renaissance costumes for the concluding group of favorite, traditional carols.
Admission at each concert is $10.00 for adults, $6.00 for seniors and students.
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SUNDAY
On December 12th between 1 and 3,
Santa and his elves will make a stop at the Old Depot in Deansboro
to greet children of all ages.
Once again, the Town of Marshall Parks and Recreation Committee will sponsor this event with wagon rides, cider and homemade cookies.
Come join us in welcoming Santa and his elves!
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On December 12th between 1 and 3,
Santa and his elves will make a stop at the Old Depot in Deansboro
to greet children of all ages.
Once again, the Town of Marshall Parks and Recreation Committee will sponsor this event with wagon rides, cider and homemade cookies.
Come join us in welcoming Santa and his elves!
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Have a good evening.
I'll let you know what the weather is like in the morning!!
