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The Zoo leadership is looking for $750,000 in yearly payments from local government funding for at least five years, split evenly between the City of Watertown and Jefferson County.
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The zoo is cutting back operations and is closed to the public until further notice.
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The Watertown City Council unanimously approved a resolution that will bus some Jefferson County voters to the polls.
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The Watertown City Council is looking to auction abandoned bicycles in the city and encourages cyclists to take steps to keep their bikes secure.
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The Watertown City Council passed a resolution authorizing the city fire department to apply for a SAFER Grant.
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Watertown’s city charter says the city councilmembers must fill any vacant seat as soon as possible. Yet, after three months of searching, they’re no…
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The Watertown City Council recently named a new city manager, ending a months-long search and, potentially, what has been a years-long saga to find a…
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Watertown leaders are ready to make an offer to one of the candidates who interviewed for the city manager position, a development that comes shortly…
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New York's statewide shutdown is not just costing businesses a lot of money, it's also depleting the sales tax revenues that local governments need to…
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Watertown City Manager Rick Finn has decided to step down after an investigation was opened alleging he created a hostile work environment.The complaint…