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North Country Chili Cook-off to celebrate 25th anniversary - Vimarsana News

North Country Chili Cook-off to celebrate 25th anniversary

WATERTOWN — The Volunteer Transportation Center will mark the 25th anniversary of its Annual North Country Chili Cook-Off starting this week with a hybrid format that promotes participation among local

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Battlefield Eatery

Located in Sackets Harbor, The Battlefield Eatery offers breakfast, subs, salads, wraps, pizza, bagels, a full coffee bar and more. Reviews “We stopped in for coffee and dessert and we were w…

Revived festival to jazz up Sackets Harbor Saturday - Vimarsana News

Revived festival to jazz up Sackets Harbor Saturday

SACKETS HARBOR — Reviving a beloved event her dad used to organize, but with her own twist, Ingrid C. Cleveland Gori will host Live at the Bandstand Saturday in Sackets

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Owners of Sackets' Battlefield Eatery planning restaurant in Watertown | Business - Vimarsana News

Owners of Sackets' Battlefield Eatery planning restaurant in Watertown | Business

WATERTOWN — Christin D. Filippelli wants people to feel like they’re at their home when they eat at her new Court Street restaurant.

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Co-owners of Sackets Harbor's Sandwich Bar settle legal action | Jefferson County - Vimarsana News

Co-owners of Sackets Harbor's Sandwich Bar settle legal action | Jefferson County

SACKETS HARBOR — The co-owners of The Sandwich Bar restaurant have settled a legal action brought by one of the owners seeking to dissolve the partnership. Jessica R. Williams, owner of 50% of The Sandwich Bar of Sackets Harbor, LLC, filed a state Supreme Court petition in January against the sandwich shop and co-owner Jamie Hubbard seeking dissolution of the business. The pair disagreed about how the business should be operated, according to court documents. A stipulation of discontinuance filed March 12 with the court shows the two have resolved the matter without further intervention ...

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