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WATERTOWN — The city is applying for a Department of Defense grant to help pay for a $50 million project that would meet required federal water safety standards at the

WATERTOWN — The Rochester law firm that has been serving as the interim city attorney is one of two firms to submit bids for the permanent job.

WATERTOWN — Critical upgrades to the city’s water treatment plant required to meet federal water safety standards are now expected to cost in excess of $50 million.

City officials were surprised in February to learn that a New Jersey renewable energy company is interested in developing a hydroelectric site on Sewall’s Island.

WATERTOWN — City Council members on Monday night expressed their displeasure with National Grid charging the city more than $28,000 to remove streetlights on Court Street to allow the downtown

WATERTOWN — After receiving the financial document over the weekend, City Council members will start deliberating on Thursday the proposed budget that carries a 1.99% tax rate increase.

WATERTOWN — P.J. Simao will not face a city fine for a giant golf ball that was placed in front of his Ives Hill Country Club as part of an

WATERTOWN — The City Council unanimously approved a new three-year contract with the firefighters union on Monday night.

CLAYTON — Spokes Craft Beer and Tapas, the popular night spot on Public Square, is opening another location, this one on the St. Lawrence River.

WATERTOWN — The city and the firefighters union have a tentative agreement after meeting with a mediator on Wednesday.