Watertown resident Mary Daddona turned 103 years old on Saturday, September 8 and celebrated the auspicious occasion with her family, which included her two children, Dottie Weigold and Daniel Daddona, her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
On Friday, September 7, Deputy Chief Robert Desena celebrated his retirement at a party with friends and family at the Grand Oak Villa. More than 500 guests were in attendance. State Senator Eric Berthel (right) and state Representative Joe Polletta (left) officially presented former Deputy Chief Desena with a citation from the State of Connecticut for his 42 years of service to the Town of Watertown.
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WOODBURY — For the sixth year in a row, New Morning Market has been named Best Health Food Store in Connecticut by Connecticut Magazine. The store has one of the state’s largest selections of organic produce, local and grass-fed meats, and an organic juice bar and New Morning Market also carries the magazine’s choice for Best Bread: Wave Hill Breads from Norwalk.
BRISTOL — Xavier Powell slings a pass down the center of the field with tenacious protection from his offensive line. Watertown fell to St. Paul on Saturday, September 15, 16-30.
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OAKVILLE — Ginny Russo, longtime Oakville-Watertown resident, …
WATERTOWN — Ruth Eleanor Mader, 92, of Neil Drive, passed away…
WATERTOWN — Eugene Brown, 84, of Watertown, passed away peacef…
WATERTOWN — Eugene Brown, 84, of Watertown, passed away peacef…
WATERTOWN — Ruth Eleanor Mader, 92, of Neil Drive, passed away…
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President Donald Trump came through Evansville, Ind., like a roaring locomotive recently, August 30, to be exact. If he had landed on the plat…
THOMASTON — Landmark Community Theatre presents the rock musical, “We Will Rock You,” opening at 8 p.m. Saturday, September 22, at the Thomaston Opera House. Based on the music of the rock band, Queen, “We Will Rock You” tells the story of Bohemians who struggle to restore the free exchange of thought, fashion and live music in a distant future where everyone dresses, thinks and acts the same. Musical instruments and composers are forbidden and rock music is all but unknown. The cast performs more than 24 of Queen’s hits.
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The Watertown Lions Club will host its third Cow Chip Raffle at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, October 13 at Veterans’ Memorial Park, 570 Nova Scotia Hill Rd., Watertown. There will a $1,000 first place prize with four $100 second place prizes. Proceeds from the raffle will be used to purchase a fire extinguisher training device for the Watertown Fire Department. Tickets are $5 each with a maximum of 2,000 tickets to be sold. Tickets can be purchased at the Watertown Firehouse or through any Lions Club member.
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