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The Watertown City Council voted to more than double the amount it plans to bond to fix the Thompson Park reservoir.
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At Monday’s Watertown City Council meeting, two councilors switched their vote on a resolution allowing the city to raise taxes more than the state cap of 2.5 percent, allowing the motion to pass.
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The Watertown City Council recently approved a plan to bond for $12 million, repairing the leaking Thompson Park reservoir.
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Zoo New York is asking for $375,000 in annual funding from Jefferson County.
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Watertown lawmakers are exploring what to do about the city’s leaking 5-million-gallon reservoir in Thompson Park.
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In a split vote, the Watertown city council voted to approve two flag raising requests at City Hall.
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The city of Watertown’s flag policy is getting another look after one council member called last year’s controversial decision “hasty.”
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Multiple resolutions had to be postponed at Tuesday’s meeting after seven members of the New York State Police showed up to speak with council members and the mayor.
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The Watertown City Council recently voted on two topics regarding the ethics hearing about a complaint that Councilor Cliff Olney allegedly made private information public when the city was buying the Watertown Golf Club.