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WATERTOWN — Firefighters know they face serious risks on the job every time they go out on a call.

WATERTOWN — City Fire Chief Matthew R. Timerman thought fallen firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse deserved to get the same respect that other public servants receive when they die in the

WATERTOWN — Three people were hospitalized and an apartment home on Winslow Street lies in ruins after a fire destroyed it Monday morning.

WATERTOWN — Three people were hospitalized and an apartment home on Winslow Street lies in ruins after a fire destroyed it Monday morning.

WATERTOWN — A sign in front of the South Massey Street fire station could soon provide important messages for motorists about fire prevention.

WATERTOWN — A battalion chief, who’s been with the city fire department for 28 years, has been appointed as its first deputy chief in more than two years.

WATERTOWN — City firefighters will soon have the hydraulic fire equipment that they needed when a man was trapped underneath a dash board following a fiery crash on Arsenal Street

WATERTOWN — The state fire academy is no longer using a mask-confidence training prop inside which city firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse was training when he suffered a medical emergency last

WATERTOWN — The new City Council on Monday night gave informal approval to apply for a federal grant to hire city firefighters.

WATERTOWN — Two new council members could lead to a different perspective on using a federal grant to hire city firefighters.