Patrons check out books and examine other materials at the Waterford Public Library, 101 N. River St., which spends about $800,000 a year to provide educational and recreational services to the community.
Located at 101 N. River St., the Waterford Public Library operates in a building leased from the Village of Waterford, and is overseen by an independent library board with funding from the village and other supporters.
In Photos: Waterford High School Homecoming window painting
Kayla Schmitz
Kayala Schmitz, of B-coop Swimming, paints a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday. Schmitz is captain of the swim team.
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Aubrey Isola
Aubery Isola, of B-coop Swimming, paints a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Jace Whiteford, Waterford Vollyball
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Sofia Stengo
Sofia Stengo, from Waterford High School's freshman class, paints a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Chloe and Hayley
Chloe Kaye and Hayle Gustin, paint a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday. The Pair also designed the window mural.
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Artist trio
From left: Daniela Gutierrez, Ben Helding and Sofia Stengo paint a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Nathan Schmidt and Kate Brown
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Waterford High School Cheer Team
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Preparing for Homecoming Week
Students from Waterford High School on Saturday continued an annual tradition of painting windows around Main Street for Homecoming Week.
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Ryan Bienman
Ryan Bienman, of the Waterford High School Theatre Guild, paints a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Ava Brobst
Ava Brobst, of the Waterford Art Club, paints a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Look inside
Jordyn Norgal, right, and Ella Botsford paint a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Nora Grzegorczyk
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Maddie Lindner, Waterford FFA
Maddie Lindner, of the Waterford High School Future Farmers of America, paint a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday.
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Waterford Future Farmers of America
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Tri-M Music Society
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Elyonna Nation
Elyonna Nation, of Tri-M music society, paint a window on Waterford's Main Street Saturday. Nation, along with with Emily Zajac, designed the window decoration
Patrons check out books and examine other materials at the Waterford Public Library, 101 N. River St., which spends about $800,000 a year to provide educational and recreational services to the community.
Located at 101 N. River St., the Waterford Public Library operates in a building leased from the Village of Waterford, and is overseen by an independent library board with funding from the village and other supporters.
