Future of Bramble Park Zoo mapped out at Park Board meeting

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By Roger Whittle - October 29, 2024 in News, Featured, Government Reading Time: 3 minutes

Dusty Rodiek, director of the Watertown Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department, leads Tuesday’s meeting at the Watertown Police Department’s Community Room.

The Watertown Parks, Recreation and Forestry Board’s regular monthly meeting Tuesday featured a two-hour discussion on the future of Bramble Park Zoo....

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Roger Whittle

Roger Whittle has over 40 years of daily newspaper experience at a dozen papers across the country including the Omaha World Herald. He returned to his hometown of Watertown in 2012 as editor of the local paper. He has been recognized with dozens of journalism awards for writing, photography and page design.

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