The sky over Waterville will light up with fireworks to mark the town’s 150th birthday Friday during an evening billed as an “old-fashioned All-American celebration.” For 93-year-old Ray Lindquist, who was born and raised in Waterville, it will be a meaningful day. “The town has really changed over the last 150 years,” said Lindquist, who owned and operated Waterville Lumber Company for 21 years before passing it on to his son in 1992.
Source: The Marysville Advocate
