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WATERTOWN — Developers are taking a different approach in their plans to turn a longtime vacant Factory Square building into a moderate-income apartment building after they were unsuccessful in obtaining

Nataz restaurant moves to former downtown Southington pharmacy- SOUTHINGTON – Without fanfare, Nataz Restaurant moved from its 28 N. Main St. location in June to the renovated space next door that for decades was the home of Serafino Pharmacy.Owner Rick McLain said it takes customers just one meal at Nataz to want...

Bob Bittar says he's holding a free 'house warming' performance Saturday night even as he seeks town approval to turn the barn into a "true performance center."

Southington brewery, Barnes Museum to hold History Pints at Clark Brothers building- SOUTHINGTON – The wartime history of the Clark Bros. Bolt Company is the topic for next week’s History Pints, a Barnes Museum program that takes place at Kinsmen Brewing Company in the historic factory building on Canal Street.Barnes Museum Curator...

Editor’s note: With the Chinese spy balloon episode in the news recently, editors at the Watertown Daily Times thought readers would enjoy a classic story of a wayward Watertown balloon

A jury in New London Superior Court on Friday delivered a guilty verdict in the case of Ryan Ragalis, the New Britain man with a history of drunken driving arrests who severely injured a 28-year-old w...

WATERTOWN — The city is sending off applications to the state for Restore New York funding for the ongoing YMCA project and turning three vacant Factory Square buildings into 130

WATERTOWN — The public will have a chance to give input on the city’s plans to apply for Restore New York funding for the ongoing YMCA project and turning three

WATERTOWN — A rental housing study by the Development Authority of the North Country has determined that 731 affordable apartments and 186 units for seniors are still needed in the

WATERTOWN — At the dawn of modern water treatment and 54 years before the U.S. government advanced standards for disinfection, there was trouble at a city aquarium.