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Johnson Creek engineer purchases former elementary school

2 days ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

By TIM SULLIVAN [email protected],ED ZAGORSKI [email protected] JOHNSON CREEK - Brian Norby has purchased the former Johnson Creek Elementary School building for $1.32 million on April 30. Norby owns American Way Engineering in Johnson Creek. Although Norby would not get into specifics about what his plans are with the school building he did say the existing building will remain. The school was located at 305 Milwaukee St., adjacent to Crossroads Community Church. Explore newsletters
Bread and Roses meal moves

1 week ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Once a week, every Thursday evening, friends, families, and all Watertown residents are invited to a warm, hearty, no-cost evening meal. Dine-in and carry-out options are available for everyone. These communal meals are prepared and served in Watertown by volunteers helping a local nonprofit organization called Bread and Roses. For some individuals, this food is the only full plate they see all week. For others, it is a time to socialize with friends and neighbors. Explore newsletters
City to host community for tour of new fire station

2 weeks ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski |Tim Sullivan

By Ed Zagorski [email protected],TIM SULLIVAN [email protected] WATERTOWN - After months of construction - much of it performed by tradesmen who grew up right here in Watertown - the new fire station on Bernard Street is nearing its completion. When the final touches are completed, the City of Watertown will bring the community in to see the new home of the Watertown Fire Department. An open house at the facility (621 Bernard St.) will take place June 8 from 1-4 p.m.Explore newsletters
McFarland candid on Edge Field development

4 weeks ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Zack Goodrow

WATERTOWN -- Monday's Plan Commission meeting contained conversations regarding the final plat for Loos Homes' potential Edge Field development, with concerns being raised from citizens. The proposed 55-lot subdivision (a mixture of single family and twin homes) south of Hepp Heights and west of Milford St./Hwy A, has met opposition from citizens regarding stormwater. The final plat includes not one, but two typical five-foot drainage easements to help. Explore newsletters
Commission authorizes release, walk-away provisions

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Zack Goodrow

By TIM SULLIVAN [email protected],ZACK GOODROW [email protected] WATERTOWN -- It appears the city may have found a new contractor to finish the Riverside Park Restrooms job. After deliberating in closed session for over 30 minutes on Tuesday, the City of Watertown Public Works Commission voted to authorize city staff to negotiate contracts with K&K Masonry and RJ construction for the repairs of Riverside Park Restrooms. Explore newsletters
Hands off rally in Watertown draws nearly 200

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski |Tim Sullivan

WATERTOWN - Over 175 Watertonians took to the corner of West Main and Church Streets Saturday. The "Hands Off" protests happened around the country and the state. Local organizers were pleased with the turnout. "When we saw 75-80 on the registration website, we were sort of thinking about how big it was, and then when we were there, we had a headcount of up to 175," said Francine Gies, who helped arrange the Watertown event. Explore newsletters
New pub to open in Watertown

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

By TIM SULLIVAN [email protected],By Ed Zagorski [email protected] WATERTOWN - A new bar and grill will open this May in the former D&J's Sports Bar location at 215 S. 3rd St. It will be called 3rd Street Pub and Grill. Owner Shaniyah Rhodes said she expects to get her liquor license by April 13 and possibly open the new establishment by mid-May. She and her business partners purchased the building from the previous owners April 1. Explore newsletters
Early Education Center set to close April 15

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Ed Zagorski |Tim Sullivan

By Ed Zagorski [email protected],TIM SULLIVAN [email protected] WATERTOWN - With families already leaving the Watertown Area YMCA Early Education Center, Glacial Community YMCA CEO Jon Lange said Tuesday the decision to close the Center - while the appeal and revocation process continues - just made sense. "Was it a difficult decision? Absolutely it was," Lange said. "Absolutely."Explore newsletters
D&J's Sports Bar liquor license transfer approved

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Zack Goodrow

WATERTOWN - After unexpectedly being forced to move, the Common Council approved to transfer a "Class B" Malt and Liquor License for D&J's Sports Bar on Monday. The transfer is to 301 E. Main St. from its previous location at 215 S. 3rd St.Owners Jerry and Deb Heller plan to continue the current business philosophy of D&J's - with potential additions including comedy nights and multi-day darts tournaments - at the new location. 301 E.
Watertown Area YMCA Early Education Center to close April 15

1 month ago | wdtimes.com | Tim Sullivan |Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN - Jon Lange, CEO of the Glacial Community YMCA, issued the following statement regarding the Early Education Center at the Watertown Area YMCA:"On March 18, after thoughtful discussion, our board of directors made the difficult decision that it is in the Watertown Area YMCA's best interest to voluntarily cease operations of its Early Education Center. The final day of operation will be April 15.