Page 7 - Mayor Smith News Today

WATERTOWN — City Councilwoman Sarah V. Compo Pierce is staying put and will not move on to the Jefferson County Legislature as she had been contemplating in recent weeks.

We are happy to welcome the New Year with a lot of new and exciting things coming to not only our Chamber but also our great City of Mari

WATERTOWN — The flags will fly at half-staff next week in front of City Hall to honor of the passing of former Mayor T. Urling “Tom” Walker.

WATERTOWN — Another step has been taken to place city councilwoman Sarah V. Compo Pierce on the Jefferson County Board of Legislators, although Ms. Compo Pierce herself has not appeared

Coburg has selected its next mayor via write-in votes. And its late, former mayor is being honored with a newly re-dedicated city council chambers.

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.

WATERTOWN — City Councilwoman Sarah V. Compo Pierce might be interested in replacing County Legislator Scott A. Gray.

WATERTOWN — The city will soon begin its search for a new attorney after learning Monday night that Robert J. Slye will be leaving the position after 30 years.

WATERTOWN — The north country was buried in snow this weekend, with some parts of Jefferson County seeing over 70 inches of snow fall within a matter of hours.

U.S. Army Corps Jacksonville District to restart water releases from Lake Okeechobee into the Caloosahatchee on Saturday.