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WATERTOWN — To the surprise of the building’s owners, the Robert’s Rules of Order shot down a move to remove two unfinished concrete planters in front of the downtown KeyBank.

WATERTOWN — The fate of the two unfinished concrete planters in front of the downtown KeyBank remains in limbo.

WATERTOWN — The downtown planters are here to stay, for now.

WATERTOWN — A local business owner is responding to the City Council’s decision to pause plans to remove the recently placed planters outside his building on Washington Street.

WATERTOWN — Removing two unfinished cement planters in front of the downtown Key Bank will cost the city $38,600 and net just one handicapped parking space.

WATERTOWN — The city council has agreed to remove two unfinished cement planters that have been constructed in front of the downtown Key Bank on Washington Street and return four

WATERTOWN — The city has come up with a plan to reinstate two parking spaces near the downtown Key Bank building two weeks after its owners complained about losing them

WATERTOWN — Developer Robert D. Ferris thinks that there’s a place for flowers and plantings around downtown.

WATERTOWN — Starting in June, Jefferson County will cap its gas tax collections at $3 per gallon, in a move that some legislators are hoping will save county residents money

WATERTOWN — Daniela K. Pina looks forward to walking a few minutes from her house to the new Stewart’s Shops on Washington Street this summer to get an ice cream