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  • LETTER: Food Pantry Thanks Community for Its Support; Even With SNAP Restored the Need is Not Over

    It has been a whirlwind of a month at the Watertown Food Pantry, as we faced one of the greatest obstacles in feeding our clients that we have encountered. (more…)

  • JIM’S VIEW: Watertown Field Hockey Runs Into A Dominant Opponent in the State Div. 3 Semifinal

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  • Nominations Wanted for the 2026 Unity Award

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  • WEEKEND FUN: Holiday Market, Young Rockers, “Taskmaster” Watch Party, Organ Concert

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