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Watertown council candidate explains campaign contribution - Vimarsana News

Watertown council candidate explains campaign contribution

WATERTOWN — City Council candidate Amy Horton has explained that a campaign contribution from her boss did not exceed a state Board of Election limit, despite a financial disclosure statement

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Editorial — Watertown City Council: Candidates are bringing unique perspectives to these 2 races - Vimarsana News

Editorial — Watertown City Council: Candidates are bringing unique perspectives to these 2 races

Voters in Watertown will find a more complicated list of candidates for the City Council race this year than they normally would in an election year.

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Mayor Smith looms large in Watertown City Council race - Vimarsana News

Mayor Smith looms large in Watertown City Council race

WATERTOWN — City voters might think there are eight candidates running for City Council in the Nov. 2 election — Mayor Jeffrey M. Smith and seven others.

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Shoen has plan to clean up blighted areas of city - Vimarsana News

Shoen has plan to clean up blighted areas of city

WATERTOWN — Ben Shoen says none of the other six City Council candidates knows more about the city’s housing than he does.

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County seeks payment for Watertown council primary costs - Vimarsana News

County seeks payment for Watertown council primary costs

WATERTOWN — Jefferson County election officials are trying to get the city to pay an $8,500 bill for costs associated with the June 22 nonpartisan City Council primary. In the July 12 letter to City Manager Kenneth A. Mix, election commissioners Jude R. Seymour and Michelle R. LaFave wrote that their office incurred the $8,551.68 in costs to administer the primary for the nonpartisan primary in which 10 candidates ran for three City Council seats. In the letter, the Republican and Democratic election commissioners reminded Mr. Mix that the city is responsible for reimbursing the county f...

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