Daily Five: "Mad About Madeline" Tonight

1. Today should be mostly sunny, with a high of 79, according to the National Weather Service. It should stay clear tonight, and drop down to about 60, according to the service.

2. From 5:30 to 8:30 tonight, the “” fundraiser will be held at Oswegatchie Elementary School. The fundraiser is for Madeline Guarraia, daughter of Matt and Amie Guarraia, both Waterford teachers. Madeline was recently diagnosed with leukemia. The event will feature fire truck rides, silent auctions, inflatable obstacle courses and more. On the event's Facebook page, more than 440 people committed to going to it.

People can park at Oswegatchie Elementary School for the event. Overflow parking is available at Oswegatchie Fire Company, with shuttle service.

3. Construction at (the former Septembers) has not yet begun, as no plans have been submitted to the building department yet. The bar was expected to be open by late August, owner Richard Camerlin said, although that now appears unlikely.

The bar, named Wow Sports Bar, is expected to be “like hooters, only classier,” according to a business model submitted by Camerlin to the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission. Camerlin got approval by the commission in .

4. Speaking of new developments, Kobyluck Brothers LLC has yet to resubmit its proposal to install a quarry at 28 Industrial Drive, according to the town’s building office. The company submitted an application to the Waterford Conservation Commission last year to install a quarry. At public hearings on the proposal in the fall, , pointing out Kobyluck’s issues in Salem and Montville and questioning the environmental impact on Jordan Brook. The company eventually withdrew the .

Company owner Matt Kobyluck said in a March interview he would resubmit the proposal “in a few months.” So far, nothing has been submitted, but Patch will let you know once something is.

5. On this date in 1613, the Globe Theatre of London, where most of William Shakespeare’s plays were performed, burns to the ground. And on this date in 1950, in one of the biggest upsets in sports history, the United States defeat England in the FIFA World Cup.

Quote of the Day

“You play to win the game.”

-Herman Edwards

Trivia of the Day

Whose last words were “Let me die in the old uniform in which I fought my battles for freedom, may God forgive me for putting on another.”?

Yesterday’s Answer: Sleeping burns more calories than watching television.