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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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Basements Full, Promises Empty: Flooding at 119 South Rutland Exposes Watertown’s Failing Sewer System www.WatertownPost.com

Basements Full, Promises Empty: Flooding at 119 South Rutland Exposes Watertown’s Failing Sewer System

Watertown Post January 11, 2026
By Watertown Post StaffJanuary 11, 2026 For the residents of 119 South Rutland Street, flooding isn’t a...
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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 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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Watertown Eyes Municipal Power Company — and a Future Plugged Into the AI Economy Cliff Olney

Watertown Eyes Municipal Power Company — and a Future Plugged Into the AI Economy

Watertown Post October 13, 2025
By The Watertown Post Watertown might soon be charging forward in a way few small cities ever...
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WATERTOWN POST | By The Editorial Board | Adopt-a-Spot: A Small Patch of Dirt, A Big Difference” Watertown Post

WATERTOWN POST | By The Editorial Board | Adopt-a-Spot: A Small Patch of Dirt, A Big Difference”

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