Ed Zagorski is a local journalist based in Watertown. He writes for Page 17, Inc., covering a range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Daily Union and The Star newspaper in Sun Prairie, WI.
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City crews placed the holiday tree in the Bentzin Family Town Square on Tuesday morning. It was decorated with strings of white holiday lights, too. Mary Krause, who resides in
WATERTOWN — The sudden death of Hannah Glass, a Maranatha Baptist University student, had mourners on Wednesday morning filling the Calvary Baptist Church parking lot to capacity leaving some to park on the lawn.
WATERTOWN — Looking for a one-of-a-kind holiday gift or possibly a unique stocking stuffer? Look no further than St. Paul's Episcopal Church 17th Annual Holiday Bazaar, South Third and Spring Streets, Watertown, which is set for 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 23 and 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 24.
WATERTOWN — A 34-year-old Watertown man was arrested following a traffic stop where a police dog alerted to more than half an ounce of cocaine and other drugs, which were
WATERTOWN — Nearly 600 people packed Bentzin Family Town Square Saturday night to enjoy the festive glow and sparkling decorations on Watertown's 24-foot Colorado Blue Spruce. The lit up landscape surrounding the tree featured a dazzling display of holiday cheer with colorful lights and oversized ornaments on the grounds and the Santa House.
WATERTOWN — In a world marked by division, it is crucial to bring people together. That was the mission of Building a Welcoming Watertown's Housing Summit: Bringing Tenants and Landlords Together.
WATERTOWN — Watertown Public Works and City Engineer Andrew Beyer said Monday the Rock River drawdown is progressing. Good conditions for the reduction in water level have helped.
WATERTOWN — Watertown Unified School District voted Monday night to change the district's guidelines for transgender students. The board meeting brought a packed crowd of people to Monday's school board meeting at Riverside Middle School. So many, in fact, Watertown police were in attendance to assist with crowd control and remove any boisterous individuals during the meeting.
WATERTOWN — Like Steve Board and Robert Stocks, Troy Socwell is the latest Watertown resident to toss his hat in the Watertown mayoral race.
AZTALAN — U.S. Army Veteran Larry Christianson, who served in the Vietnam War, took an Honor Flight on his birthday Nov. 2 — his birthday.
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