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]
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.
By: John M. “Thumper” Peach, Chris [email protected]
Peach first joined Save The River as a member of its board of directors in 2000. He became board president in 2004 and continued to serve as treasurer and on
By: Chris [email protected]
WATERTOWN — When the State Office Building was dedicated in the spring of 1972, the commissioner of the State Office of General Services told those gathered at the site that
CLAYTON — The North Country Goes Green Irish Festival has gone up and left the Dulles State Office Building, but the co-chairman of the annual event said patrons should not fret about its new location.
WATERTOWN — The state president of the New York State Elks Association who helped Watertown Elks Lodge 496 celebrate its 125th anniversary on Saturday evening honored the lodge for being “a force in the community.”
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