Editorial — A good sign: Watertown restores some of the city pay cuts made last year
Virtually every public entity has felt the crunch of the novel coronavirus pandemic on their financial resources.
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Virtually every public entity has felt the crunch of the novel coronavirus pandemic on their financial resources.
WATERTOWN — Faced with a financial crunch caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic last spring, the city’s management team agreed to take 2% pay cuts, saving the city $56,000.
WATERTOWN â The cityâs Parks and Recreation Department has a new superintendent. City Manager Kenneth A. Mix has promoted Assistant Superintendent Scott M. Weller to the position. The City Council on Monday night approved Mr. Wellerâs annual salary of $78,000. âIâm grateful for the opportunity,â he said, adding he looks forward to working with staff, the community and council. Heâs worked for the city for five years, His promotion comes at a time when the Parks and Recreation Department is coping with the stateâs guidelines for the ongoing COVID-19 pand...