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Watertown property owners could see 2% tax rate increase in 2023-24 - Vimarsana News

Watertown property owners could see 2% tax rate increase in 2023-24

Property owners in the city of Watertown could see a small increase in taxes when the new fiscal year starts on July 1.

Source: wwnytv.com
Watertown man takes city to task over 30 years of sewer problems - Vimarsana News

Watertown man takes city to task over 30 years of sewer problems

A Watertown resident provided city council a history lesson Monday night, taking them through what he says are 30 years of broken promises - promises to fix sewer problems in his neighborhood and keep it from backing up into homes.

Source: wwnytv.com
Watertown's temporary emergency shelter to stay open through holiday weekend storm, Jefferson County prepares for blizzard conditions | Public Service News - Vimarsana News

Watertown's temporary emergency shelter to stay open through holiday weekend storm, Jefferson County prepares for blizzard conditions | Public Service News

WATERTOWN — The temporary shelter on Main Avenue is still open, and officials say the facility will stay operational until at least after Christmas.

Source: nny360.com
Could climate change intensify lake effect snow in NY? - Vimarsana News

Could climate change intensify lake effect snow in NY?

Although lake effect snow is not the result of climate change, it may be stronger due to a warmer summer heating lakes longer.

Irene C. Carman: Ukrainians will fight to preserve their freedom - Vimarsana News

Irene C. Carman: Ukrainians will fight to preserve their freedom

We gathered in front of the Watertown City Hall with Mayor Jeff Smith, the Watertown City Council and a fairly large crowd in solidarity for peace.

Source: nny360.com