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Watertown at a Crossroads: Scale Back at the Top — or Tax the City Into Utter Decline? Most are trash not the Watertown Post

Watertown at a Crossroads: Scale Back at the Top — or Tax the City Into Utter Decline?

Watertown Post February 11, 2026
WATERTOWN, NY — The warning signs are no longer subtle. Property taxes are climbing. Assessments are rising....
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The Watertown Facebook Wars: When “Nosy Neighbors” Meet the Free Market The Watertown Facebook Wars: When “Nosy Neighbors” Meet the Free Market

The Watertown Facebook Wars: When “Nosy Neighbors” Meet the Free Market

Watertown Post January 16, 2026
By Watertown Post Staff There comes a moment in every Facebook group’s life when the pitchforks turn...
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Samaritan Medical Center Secures $22 Million to Finally Teach Its Computers to Speak the Same Language A doctor and nurse review a unified medical records interface on a computer inside Samaritan Medical Center, representing the hospital’s new $22 million digital upgrade.

Samaritan Medical Center Secures $22 Million to Finally Teach Its Computers to Speak the Same Language

Watertown Post December 31, 2025
– The Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. — In a move that suggests miracles do occasionally happen outside...
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Watertown Residents Outraged Over December Electric Bills — Delivery Fees Higher Than Usage, Aging Powerlines Still Hanging Like Laundry in a Third World City Cliff Olney

Watertown Residents Outraged Over December Electric Bills — Delivery Fees Higher Than Usage, Aging Powerlines Still Hanging Like Laundry in a Third World City

Watertown Post December 30, 2025
FOR THE WATERTOWN POSTBy Hans Wilder Watertown residents opened their December electric bills expecting a seasonal bump...
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Watertown Needs a Fix — And It Starts With the Sunken Manholes A silver Mini Cooper with New York license plate reading “3I ATLAS” hits a sunken manhole cover on Arsenal Street near McDonalds in Watertown, with its front tire dipping into the broken pavement.

Watertown Needs a Fix — And It Starts With the Sunken Manholes

Watertown Post December 30, 2025
WATERTOWN, N.Y. — A fresh city council is about to be sworn in, sleeves rolled up, hands...
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AFTER THE ELECTION: TIME TO STOP POINTING FINGERS AND START FIXING WATERTOWN New Council, Old Problems: Manhole Mayhem Still Wrecking Cars Across the City

AFTER THE ELECTION: TIME TO STOP POINTING FINGERS AND START FIXING WATERTOWN

Watertown Post December 8, 2025
Watertown finally made it through another city council election — bruised, noisy, dramatic, and full of the...
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