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WATERTOWN — The city’s water situation is not anywhere back to normal, but it’s getting better.

WATERTOWN — Watertown is out of water. The citys reservoirs have been depleted and all that is left is what is in the pipes, Mayor Jeffrey M. Smith said just

WATERTOWN — Watertown is out of water. The citys reservoirs have been depleted and all that is left is what is in the pipes, Mayor Jeffrey M. Smith said just

WATERTOWN — Plans to create a dog park in Thompson Park fell apart on Monday night after the City Council and the Dorsey Avenue resident who first proposed it 16

WATERTOWN — In 1992, the Thompson Park Zoo and Conservancy stepped up to save the zoo from closing.

WATERTOWN — The city has proposed adding more than a mile of paved trails in historic Thompson Park.

WATERTOWN — Based on their contentious relationship, City Councilman Cliff G. Olney III doesn’t think that the interim city attorney should be involved in an ethics complaint against him.

WATERTOWN — Mayor Jeffrey M. Smith plans to file an ethics complaint against Councilman Cliff G. Olney for violating the confidentiality of executive sessions of the City Council, the mayor

WATERTOWN — H. Todd Bullard’s sometimes contentious stint as the interim city attorney might be coming to an end.

WATERTOWN — The City Council voted Tuesday night to grant Hospice of Jefferson County $225,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds in support of the organization’s recently completed renovations and