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Police identify 4-year-old Watertown girl killed in farming accident - Vimarsana News

Police identify 4-year-old Watertown girl killed in farming accident

Dr. James Gill, the state’s chief medical examiner, said in an email Monday the death...

Watertown mourns death of child killed on local field - Vimarsana News

Watertown mourns death of child killed on local field

“Incidents involving children are far and few between (in Watertown),” the town’s...

Council Cuts Budget by $500,000, Approves 2022-2023 Town Budgets - Vimarsana News

Council Cuts Budget by $500,000, Approves 2022-2023 Town Budgets

WATERTOWN — The Town Council, meeting Monday, April 4, approved the 2022-2023 budgets, which will now go to a public hearing scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 26.

'We have some big shoes to fill': Longtime Watertown Public Works Director Roy Cavanaugh retires - Vimarsana News

'We have some big shoes to fill': Longtime Watertown Public Works Director Roy Cavanaugh retires

BY HANNA SNYDER GAMBINI REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN March 1, 2021 Roy Cavanaugh. Republican-American archives WATERTOWN — Longtime Public Works Director Roy Cavanaugh has retired. Town Manager Mark Raimo on Monday said he received over the weekend Cavanaugh’s letter of intent to retire. Town Council… SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED REGISTER to access your ACTIVATE Your Home Delivery Access PURCHASE a Digital subscription

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Vote the Insiders Out - Vimarsana News

Vote the Insiders Out

To the Editor: Town Manager Mark Raimo’s next big job is branding the town. Some honest ones would be “Watertown: Family owned and operated” or “Welcome to Corruption Junction.” Raimo’s grand idea is to give the town a positive brand so the cronyism corruption will go unnoticed. But you can’t fix a bad reputation with a snappy slogan.  You need to repair the damaged reputation first. We want a town where ethics and integrity matter; a place where there is fairness for all and favoritism for none. To move us in this direction, you need to get rid of the Re...