Chris Brock is a journalist based in Watertown, New York. He writes for the Watertown Daily Times, with a focus on local news and events in the Watertown area. His articles cover a range of topics, including community stories, local politics, and cultural events.
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By: Chris [email protected]
For 25 years, JCC’s Center for Community Studies has been a guiding light in the north country
By: Chris [email protected]
WATERTOWN — John Zogby, who has spent the past four decades as one of the most accurate pollsters in the world, will help the Center for Community Studies at Jefferson
WATERTOWN — An Oct. 12 reunion for Severance Photo employees and for the store's former customers was a “huge success,” according to the person who came up with the idea.
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Acting N.Y. commissioner of developmental disabilities office set to visit Watertown
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SYRACUSE — It wasn’t all that long ago that 20-year-old Claire C. Ward discovered the career world of respiratory therapy.
By: Chris Brock
ALEXANDRIA BAY — The author of a mystery series set in the Thousand Islands area will launch her latest novel at Macsherry Library on Saturday.
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ELLISBURG — The concession stand at the village park here has a meager 16-by-16 footprint. But the community effort to restore the landmark, which has links to pre-Southwick Beach State
By: Chris Brock
A new sculpture by Canton native Matthew L. Mazzotta reflects the basics of the American voting process in a light-hearted way.
WATERTOWN — The city fire department’s ladder truck was deployed Monday afternoon to help a worker down from the scaffolding of First Presbyterian Church.
WATERTOWN — The Best in Show winner at the North Country Arts Council’s 76th Juried Fall Art Show began painting just four years ago.
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