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“Incidents involving children are far and few between (in Watertown),” the town’s...

Dr. James Gill, the state’s chief medical examiner, said in an email Monday the death...

“Incidents involving children are far and few between (in Watertown),” the town’s...

WATERTOWN — The Town Council, meeting Monday, April 4, approved the 2022-2023 budgets, which will now go to a public hearing scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 26.

WATERTOWN — During the Town Council, meeting Monday, February 7, Chair Mary Ann Rosa noted a letter received from Eversource describing the utility company’s plan for work to remove limbs

WATERTOWN — The town of Watertown and the Board of Education are working to create a pipeline to more jobs through adult education manufacturing courses. An Open House is planned

To the Editor:

WATERTOWN — The Town Council, meeting Monday, April 5, approved a 2021-2022 town budget of $31,635,098 and education budget of $47,939,863 for a total of $79,574,961 and a tax increase of 1.26 as percent compared to last year. During its deliberations, the council considered the impact of a tax increase during a difficult year and chose to cut 1 percent from the proposed town budget and $500,000 from the education budget as presented by the Board of Education. The budget will now move t...

To the Editor:

To the Editor, On 3/13/19, the Watertown Housing Commission, led by Chairman Mark Raimo, adopted a procurement policy that conformed with state statutes, requiring competitive bids for professional services.  On 10/30/20, Chairman Raimo and the Commission terminated the WHA employees to hire crony Propertyworx as the WHA property manager, without using the competitive bid process. On that same day, the WHA attorney contacted the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority about the issue of the im...