Elaine M. Avallone is a journalist based in Watertown, New York. She writes for the Watertown Daily Times, focusing on local news and events in the Watertown area. Her articles cover a range of topics, from community events and celebrations to stories of local heroes and initiatives aimed at improving the community.
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Elaine's coverage emphasizes local community events, charity initiatives, and news in the Watertown area. She is likely to be most interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, charitable activities, or significant local news stories.
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By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
HARRISVILLE — Back for its 18th year, the Harrisville Community Fest is set for Saturday.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
LOWVILLE — It's been a little more than a month since Tropical Storm Beryl hit Lewis County, especially the village of Lowville, dumping more than 6 inches of rain and leaving behind devastating damage.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
WATERTWON — Two locals are featured in the Jefferson Community College Black River Review volume XXXIV, a journal of poetry, prose and fine arts.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
LOWVILLE — Coming out to learn more about first responders, law enforcement officers along with crime and drug prevention agencies, people gathered Friday at the Lewis County Fairgrounds for the annual Lewis County Night Out.
LOWVILLE — Jack Beyer, an incoming senior at Lowville Academy and Central School and member of the Lowville FFA Chapter, was elected to serve as New York FFA State President,
CARTHAGE — Village residents may see an increased military presence around local parks Sept. 9-20 as the Department of Defense 1st Joint Special Operations Air Component conducts realistic military training named JADED THUNDER.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
LOWVILLE — Patrick O'Brien has changed the marque at Town Hall Theater for the last time. Having reached their goal, the O'Briens are passing the torch of movie theater ownership to Jonathan and Taren Beller.
LOWVILLE — Last spring, a Lowville Academy and Central School history teacher embarked on a project to give students a hands on lesson on local history.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
CARTHAGE — To make it easier to locate the final resting place of those at Fairview Cemetery, planagrams have been installed at all access points to the Cemetery Street graveyard. The signage has a QR code that links to the Find a Grave website, to help visitors find where the deceased are interred.
By: Elaine M. Avalloneeavallone
In years past, the Community Action Planning Council of Jefferson County had provided lunches for the summer recreation programs in Carthage and West Carthage.
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