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National Grid donates 54 coats to Watertown CSD, more coats to come from local fire department

WATERTOWN — As the cold winter months stretch on ahead of us, not everyone has access to the necessary clothing to adequately protect themselves against the elements. Less than a week before Christmas, National Grid spread some holiday cheer to the Watertown City School District in the form of donated coats to keep students warm… Keep Reading

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Concerns raised about improvements to Washington Street monument

WATERTOWN — Rande S. Richardson doesn’t think that planned improvements will be enough to protect the Flower Memorial monument on Washington Street from getting hit by vehicles in the future. Mr. Richardson, who was chairman of a group involved with restoring the monument almost 20 years ago, is worried that the Gov. Roswell Pettibone Flower… Keep Reading

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Watertown 365 Podcast October 01, 2021

Welcome to another episode of Watertown 365 podcast for the week of October 1st. We bring you Watertown’s latest scoops, news & stories, with 2 business spotlights that you have to watch out for in the later part of this episode. Sit back and relax, and let’s begin with our first story. Are you a… Keep Reading

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Neighbor finishes bike ride fundraiser for woman hit by car

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – In Watertown, it’s neighbor helping neighbor. It’s not about borrowing a lawn mower or asking for some sugar, it’s about a much bigger cause and it all starts with a bicycle crash. “Just remember thinking this is gonna hurt.” Joanne Nugent-Ward is in good spirits after being involved in a… Keep Reading

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Free car seat checks across New York this week

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WCAX) – Parents and caregivers in New York’s North Country can get their car seats checked Thursday. It’s all part of Child Passenger Safety Week. Gov. Kathy Hochul and the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee are behind the checks. They’re free and happening all over New York. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety… Keep Reading

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Watertown Catholic parishes to be called Blessed Sacrament

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – A name has been chosen for the parish that links three of Watertown’s four Catholic churches. “The Blessed Sacrament Parish” is the umbrella name for St. Anthony’s, St. Patrick’s and Holy Family churches. The name was chosen from four options submitted to parishioners earlier this month. The merger of the… Keep Reading

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Watertown Airport nearly finished with $6 million firefighting building

DEXTER — The Watertown International Airport now has a brand new, state-of-the-art firefighting facility. Airport manager Grant W. Sussey said the new Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting building, or ARFF, is about 99% complete, with a few final touchups in progress. Construction on the roughly $6 million project began last June. The building serves three… Keep Reading

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Watertown365 Podcast August 20, 2021

Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Watertown365 podcast for the week of August 20th . We bring you Watertown’s latest scoops, news & stories, with 2 business spotlights that you must watch out at the later part of this episode. Sit back and relax, and let’s begin with our first story. The Watertown American… Keep Reading

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Watertown365 August 13, 2021 : Condemned Apartment Building, Dinner Theater, COVID-19 Update

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