WATERTOWN — Tom Gilmartin has sold his Italian ice and fudge at each of the eight previous downtown block parties on Public Square since they began three years ago. Read More ⇒

Cheers and screams bounced off the walls of the Capitol Building’s Senate Chamber when the Driver’s License Access and Privacy Act, also known as Green Light NY, was passed by the state Legislature in June. Although the bill was signed into law the same day, Green Light continues to face cha… Read More ⇒

WATERTOWN — For about a year, work progressed on rehabbing a two-unit house at 825 Academy St. Read More ⇒

PARIS — The April fire that engulfed Notre Dame contaminated the cathedral site with clouds of toxic dust and exposed nearby schools, day care centers, public parks and other parts of Paris to alarming levels of lead. Read More ⇒

Cannabidiol products are booming in popularity, but it may lead to a bust at northern border crossings. Read More ⇒

The full Harvest Moon looms over Watertown on Friday night, as seen from Public Square. The moment the moon turned completely full occurred after midnight, at 12:33 a.m., technically Saturday the 14th.  Read More ⇒

OGDENSBURG — A giant inflatable colon purchased by Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center made its debut Friday when hospital employees had a chance to explore the display before it’s showcased at health fairs and other public events. Read More ⇒

China said it is encouraging companies to buy U.S. farm products including soybeans and pork, and will exclude those commodities from additional tariffs, in the latest move to ease tensions before the two sides resume trade talks. Read More ⇒