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WATERTOWN — A national occupational and safety agency determined instructors failed to allow city firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse enough rest time between air packs that he used on the day

WATERTOWN — One of his oldest friends described retired Battalion Chief Patrick J. Wiley as the Watertown Fire Department’s version of Clint Eastwood and Cool Hand Luke all rolled up

WATERTOWN — With the department’s two ladder trucks off the road and in need of repairs, the fire chief recommends purchasing a used one from the city of Geneva.

WATERTOWN — City Fire Chief Matthew R. Timerman will go before a grand jury for a second time to testify in the investigation of city firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse’s death.

WATERTOWN — The Watertown Fire Department has received a $181,817 federal grant to replace exhaust systems at the department’s three fire stations.

WATERTOWN — The city’s newest firefighters began their long career path together when they were still boys.

WATERTOWN — Nearly 80 years after his death, Watertown Deputy Fire Chief Leo J. Loftus’s name is finally eteched into a monument of remembrance outside the Emma Flower Taylor Fire

WATERTOWN — The only local firefighter who died as a result of the efforts after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks was honored earlier this week when an American flag

WATERTOWN — City Fire Department officials are frustrated about the nation’s supply chain issues delaying three fire trucks getting on the road.

WATERTOWN — The fire department’s new rescue truck will be ready to go on calls Tuesday morning.