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Council seats Board of Adjustments for next year
Among the most impactful business the city conducts is the seating of sub-committees, and during the Watertown City Council’s meeting…
Lighted parade draws thousands
As always, fireworks provided by Lew’s Fireworks led the parade. The crowd in fro… You need a subscription to…
A snowy Turkey Trot
Runners take off from the start line of the 5k and 2-mile races Thanksgiving morning. (Photo by Kyle G. Horst,…
Birth Notices Nov. 23-Dec. 1
Nov. 23 Stone Steven Born to James & Danielle Nov. 24 Dylan Mateo Born to Daniel & Martha Nov. 25…
Property Transfers Nov. 21-29
Date: Nov. 21 Grantor: Robert & Deborah Raml Grantee: Ricky Lee & Amanda Jean Raml Price: N/A Date: Nov. 21…
Community dinner serves hundreds
Dinner consisted of turkey, corn, potatoes and gravy, stuffing, bread, pie, and coffee. Many meals were delivered by volunteers, on…
Access Ministry damaged by vehicle
By 11:30 a.m., Gray Construction was already on site and cleaning up the scene of the crash. (Photo by Kyle…
Nov. 26 E-Edition is live
The Watertown Current publishes a weekly e-edition of the newspaper along with our print product—which is an exact copy of…
Volleyball season is over, but news keeps coming
Senior Emery Thury returns the ball to Roosevelt. (Photo by Kyle G. Horst, Watertown Current) Volleyball season is all but…
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