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Franklin Street floods in Watertown from burst water main - Vimarsana News

Franklin Street floods in Watertown from burst water main

WATERTOWN — A water main break on Franklin Street Wednesday afternoon caused sections of the busy residential street to flood.

Source: nny360.com
A 'road' by any other name; Inverness OKs resolution to vacate recently discovered 'paper road' | Local News - Vimarsana News

A 'road' by any other name; Inverness OKs resolution to vacate recently discovered 'paper road' | Local News

An action by a property owner in the Lincoln Park subdivision led to the discovery of an unnamed road that was platted in 1949. At last week’s Inverness City Council

Watertown residents concerned about tax hike, capital spending in city's proposed budget | Jefferson County News - Vimarsana News

Watertown residents concerned about tax hike, capital spending in city's proposed budget | Jefferson County News

WATERTOWN — Flower Avenue resident Colin Burns is worried that a hefty tax increase in the proposed city budget will drive young people out of Watertown.

Source: nny360.com
David Clark Co., Worcester aerospace equipment manufacturer, planning to move - Vimarsana News

David Clark Co., Worcester aerospace equipment manufacturer, planning to move

A tax increment financing agreement between the city and the company is on the City Council agenda for Tuesday.

Source: yahoo.com
Watertown police chief expresses optimism about filling vacancies - Vimarsana News

Watertown police chief expresses optimism about filling vacancies

WATERTOWN — After years with vacancies, City Police Chief Charles P. Donoghue is hopeful that his department will be fully staffed next summer.

Source: nny360.com