The Williams TEA Party will meet this Thursday, February 28 at 6 pm. The main topic of discussion will be the Mission Statement. If you did not get a copy, please contact us. Other topics of discussion may be found HERE. The meeting will be held at the Branding Iron Restaurant at the Wild West Junction in Williams, Arizona.
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100% chance of snow this afternoon.
The long range weather forecast for Williams shows 100% chance of snow this afternoon. Of course, I could have stuck my head out of the window and told you that. What it also shows, however, is snow throughout the week with a break Friday night and Saturday with a chance of snow Saturday and through Sunday. 1 to 3 inches is predicted overnight.
Northern Arizona Writer’s Association meets Saturday.
The Northern Arizona Writer’s Association will be holding a meeting this Saturday, February 23rd at 10 am. The meeting will be held in the Branding Iron Restaurant, Wild West Junction on Route 66 in Williams.
Cosy Riggs has released an agenda for the meeting which reads as follows:
Agenda for Northern Arizona Writer’s Association meeting.
February 23rd, 10 am.1. Writing.
Everyone interested in writing is welcome to attend.
Habitat for Humanity orientation tomorrow at the Senior Center.
WILLIAMS—A reminder that the Habitat for Humanity orientation session is tomorrow beginning at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center, 850 W. Grant next to Safeway. For more information you can contact Francis Mazza at 701-361-2324 or Bud Parenteau at 928-635-4393.
Habbitat for Humanity looking for owner of new house.
WILLIAMS—Habitat for Humanity will be holding an orientation session on Sunday, February 17 beginning at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center, 850 W. Grant next to Safeway. They are looking for the next family to receive a house they hope to build this year.
At the session you can fill out an application to put you on the list of the family to receive the house. Households with income less than 60% of Williams median income qualify to get on the list. The focus is for someone in the 20% to 60% range.
For more information you can contact Francis Mazza at 701-361-2324 or Bud Parenteau at 928-635-4393.
Snow and Bureaucrats
Where else but Flagstaff would bureaucrats haul in snow ahead of a major snow storm to CLOSE roads? Unbelieveable! Aren’t you glad you don’t live there and pay taxes for this? Even though the article says it isn’t costing taxpayers anything, I’d challange that……THINK ABOUT IT. So now we have yellow snow to play in at the Snowbowl and truck loads of snow hauled in ahead of a major snow storm to close the streets in Flagstaff. Don’t you just love bureaucrats! KUDOS to Williams for offering some more sane options, get out next weekend and enjoy the Mountain Mushers.
Exerpt:
“…., the city has brought in more than a dozen truckloads of artificial snow to transform two blocks of North San Francisco Street into a winter wonderland.
In all, the city has used nearly 400,000 gallons of potable water to make snow for the two-day event.”
Read it all at the AZ Daily Sun
Source: Williams TEA Party
Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner at St. John’s.
WILLIAMS—The annual Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner will be held Tuesday, February 12th at the hundred-year old St. John’s Episcopal Church in Williams. The Church is located on the corner of 2nd and Grant. They request a donation for the all-you-can-eat event.
30% chance snow tomorrow
WILLIAMS—The forecast now shows snow or rain possible Wednesday. The chance for rain/snow is thirty-percent dropping to 20% in the evening with a high of 51-degrees dropping to 20-degrees at night. Thursday should be clear with a cooler high of 48. The chance of snow picks up again Friday and runs through Monday night. Snow accumulation will be light.
Williams TEA Party to meet Saturday.
The Williams TEA party will meet on Saturday February 2nd, at the Branding Iron Restaurant, Wild West Junction in Williams at 11 a.m. The meeting is expected to last about two hours. Interested persons from whatever political party from Williams, Valle, Grand Canyon area, Ash Fork and Flagstaff are invited to attend. Members and other attendees are invited to arrive earlier if they desire to have a meal before the meeting. The Wild West Junction is located at 321 E. Route 66 in Williams.
Grand Canyon Coffee and Cafe closed until the 31st
WILLIAMS—The Grand Canyon Coffee and Cafe will close tomorrow through the 30th. They will reopen on January 31st regular hours.