The Village Of Waterloo, New York

Waterloo Community Center December Newsletter New Outdoor Ice Rink! We are happy to announce the addition of an outdoor ice rink this winter. It will be located on the field behind the Rec (old Little League field) adjacent to the paved access road. Please keep in mind that it will be a natural rink that is dependent on weather conditions for ice quality. To begin making ice, we need an extended forecast of below 32 degree daily high temperatures with 3-5 days to establish a ...solid base. Your patience is appreciated. Once ice is established, the quality and safety of the ice is determined by weather factors, patron use/abuse and/or maintenance issues. OPEN signs will be posted when the ice rink is deemed safe and usable. We will also put updates on our website and the Village of Waterloo Facebook page. Hours: (subject to change) Weekdays: 1:30pm Dusk Saturdays/Sundays & school vacations: Noon Dusk *Ice rink will be supervised and will only be open during specified times. Ice Rink Rules: Open to residents of Waterloo, Fayette, and Junius. No hockey sticks, balls, pucks, or other misc. objects. No food or drinks on the ice. No smoking, vaping, alcohol, or offensive language. No pets. The use of the ice rink is at your own risk. By using this ice rink, participants are acknowledging that there are inherent risks involved in the activity of ice skating and are voluntarily assuming those risks. The following health and safety protocols are required: Wearing of face coverings that cover the mouth and the nose. 6 feet social distancing at all times (except for family members). Health screening form to be filled before use. Temperature checks. Adult Update: We continue to offer the following indoor adult recreation activities: Adult Pickleball: Wednesdays, 10am-12pm. Adult Exercise Class instructed by Nancy Lee: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1pm 2pm (No classes on 12/24, 12/29, & 12/31). Open gym for Walking: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10am 12pm (Closed on 12/24, 12/25, & 1/1). The following health and safety protocols are required to participate: Wearing of face coverings that cover the mouth and the nose. 6 feet social distancing at all times. Washing hands and/or using hand sanitizer before and after activities. Health screening form to be filled out upon entry to the facility. Temperature checks. No handshakes, high fives, or fist bumps. No socializing before, after, or between games/activities. Youth Update: The Waterloo Community Center remains closed for open gym and other youth activities at this time. The Waterloo Community Center and Village of Waterloo continue to closely monitor the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis when deciding on recreational opportunities, and appreciate your patience. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Mike Slywka at 315-539-5309.

In honor of Veteran's day and all those who have sacrificed for our Country, the City of Philomath, with the generous support of the community partners and individuals listed below, would like to invite you to a virtual presentation by Colonel Greg Gadson on Tuesday, November 10 at 6pm. Colonel Gadson is a double amputee who was wounded during operation Iraqi Freedom. His story and his involvement with the New York Giants super bowl teams, is portrayed in this video: https...://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku7J3Nt7O2I. Colonel Gadson's experience, his message of belonging, and his team spirit are inspirational, and particularly welcome at a time when many of us could use some inspiration. The presentation will stream live on Tuesday, November 10 at 6 pm on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cityofphilomath/. Please refer to the attached flyer for more information and feel free to share it with anyone who may be interested. Thank you for your interest, Eric Niemann, Mayor, City of Philomath With Thanks to Our Generous Community Partners: Benton County Veterans Affairs / Philomath Community Foundation / Boss Sports Performance / Ben and Diane Beddingfield / NAACP Corvallis/Albany / Pacific Power / Consumers Power

The Village is collaborating with Cornell University to develop an architectural design concept for 38 Washington Street (former Moore’s Furniture). The Village and Cornell University students are soliciting feedback from Village residents to determine the mix of uses for the site. Everyone’s perspectives will be beneficial to produce a well-rounded concept. Please take 5-10 minutes to click the link below and fill out the survey!

http://waterloony.com/waterloo-community-center-newsletter/

MONDAY October 19th ALL OF EAST MAIN ST. N. Gorham St. All streets east of Virginia St. (not including Virginia St.) to Mill St.(including Mill St.) North Rd. east of Virginia St.... MONDAY October 26th ALL OF WEST MAIN ST. Locust St. and all dead end streets south of W. Main St. All of Virginia St. (North) All streets west of Virginia St. North Rd. west of Virginia St. MONDAY November 2nd All streets east of Mill St. to Thurber Drive, including E. William from Mill to Thurber and Chapel St. All of Wycliffe Rd. All streets south of Main St. including E & W Water St. (SOUTH OF THE VILLAGE) All trash must be at the curb by MONDAY MORNING for your area. Please do not pile any trash against a Fire Hydrant, Tree or Telephone Pole. Please keep all Appliances, and Hot Water Tanks separate as they will be picked up at a different time. No refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners will be picked up unless the compressor is removed because of the freon. 55 GAL drums, tires, batteries or hazardous materials (paint, solvents or fuels) will not be picked up. There can be no more than One Truckload per household. If required the Second Truckload will be billed to you at $100.00 per load. This service is for Village Residents Only. Any one observed bringing trash from outside the Village will be prosecuted. Disposal of couches, chairs, mattresses or box springs is limited to fall pick up only. NOTICE: LEAVES, LIMBS and BRUSH for the FALL PICK UP ONLY must be at the curb on the Monday of your week and will be picked up as soon as possible for that week. Please keep them separate from your other trash. Leaves should be in Plastic Bags; no loose leaves will be picked up. All limbs placed at the street should have the large (cut) end facing the same direction and parallel to the street. THIS WILL BE THE FINAL TIME THAT LIMBS AND BRUSH WILL BE PICKED UP UNTIL APRIL 2021. However, we will continue to compost leaves until the winter weather appears. ANY ITEMS FOR FALL PICK UP WHICH ARE PLACED OUT DURING REGULAR WEEKLY TRASH IS A VIOLATION TO SECTION 200 AND WILL BE SUBJECT TO A FEE OF $250 (fee subject to change). **The Village Office IS OPEN ON MARTIN LUTHER KING JR & PRESIDENTS DAY SO GARBAGE WILL BE PICKED UP AS USUAL ON THESE HOLIDAYS!** ***THANKSGIVING DAY TRASH WILL BE PICKED UP ON THE FRIDAY AFTER THE HOLIDAY*** NEWSLETTER WILL BE SENT AT A LATER DATE DUE TO COVID 19 RESTRICTIONS COURT HOURS & COMMUNITY CENTER HOURS HAVE NOT BEEN DETERMINED AT THIS TIME