The Waterville Times

12/18/2025

Clinton’s rescheduled Shoppers Stroll parade took place Friday night.

Clinton’s rescheduled Shoppers Stroll parade took place Friday night. Despite the cold, people stood along the route to cheer on the floats and marchers and to collect candy. More photos, Page 6

12/13/2025

Clark Memorial Library turned into a Christmas shopping Wonderland with the annual Holiday Craft Fair.

https://www.watervilletimes.com/single-post/christmas-gifts

12/13/2025

Waterville Historical Society put on its annual Victorian Christmas Tea last Saturday to a sold out audience.

https://www.watervilletimes.com/single-post/victorian-tea

12/12/2025

Clinton Historical Society announced The Old Burying Ground will again serve as the site of a Wreaths Across America remembrance ceremony Saturday, Dec. 13 at 10 a.m.

Clinton Historical Society announced The Old Burying Ground will again serve as the site of a Wreaths Across America remembrance ceremony Saturday, Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. Community members are invited to attend and participate in this meaningful event honoring the lives and service of our nation’s vet...

12/11/2025

An early Winter storm (technically late fall for the purists!) hit the area the day after Thanksgiving.

https://www.watervilletimes.com/single-post/winter-wonderland

12/11/2025

Waterville, Deansboro, Oriskany Falls and North Brookfield fire departments organized a Fire and Burn prevention program at Waterville Junior-Senior High School.

https://www.watervilletimes.com/single-post/high-school-fire-safety-education-day

12/04/2025

So far this year the Village of Waterville has issued 43 building permits.

So far this year the Village of Waterville has issued 43 building permits. Codes Officer Ben Bialek told the Village Board at their meeting last week that none of them were for new buildings or homes. Most were for extensions and repairs. Bialek said Schoolhouse Apartments recently had a problem wit...

12/04/2025

The Board received word from Anita's Steven Swans Humane Society, they would be ending their boarding agreement with the Town due to cut funding from Oneida County.

The Town of Kirkland Board met Monday evening to discuss new business. The Board approved a resolution approving the Nov. 12 meeting minutes. The Board held a discussion about Kevin Magdon as a candidate for the Zoning Board of Appeals, with approval to the Board scheduled for the Organizational mee...

11/23/2025

Waterville Central School District plans a project to replace doors at Memorial Park School next year.

Waterville Central School District plans a project to replace doors at Memorial Park School next year. WCS Superintendent Zach Abbe said at this month’s WCS Board of Education meeting that March Associates met with contractors at the Elementary School for a walk-through. Bids on the project are du...

11/22/2025

The Town of Kirkland will look at defining two areas where cannabis shops can set up.

The Town of Kirkland will look at defining two areas where cannabis shops can set up. At last week’s Kirkland Town Board meeting, Town Attorney Anthony Hallak said there is renewed interest in cannabis establishments in the Town. Discussions earlier this year looked at restrictions on the maximum ...

11/22/2025

Waterville senior Danny Casatelli, shown here running at a home cross country meet for the Eagles, placed second in the state’s Class D cross country championships Saturday.

Waterville senior Danny Casatelli, shown here running at a home cross country meet for the Eagles, placed second in the state’s Class D cross country championships Saturday. Casetelli was 12 seconds behind the first-place finisher and, as the top finisher for Section Three, led the section to a th...

11/21/2025

Despite painting the curbs, yellow cars continue to parking in prohibited spots near the Oriskany Falls main intersection.

Despite painting the curbs, yellow cars continue to parking in prohibited spots near the Oriskany Falls main intersection. Cars have been parking on the Thrift Store side of the street, which is not allowed, and in spots on the Tallman’s Diner side that are not open for parking. At the September B...