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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 19, 2026
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U.S. military hits 2026 recruitment goals ahead of schedule (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The U.S. military hit its 2026 recruitment goals months ahead of its Sept. 30 deadline, continuing a three-year streak after a period of lagging recruitment. The Army hit its goal in May, signing 61,500 future soldiers about four months ahead of schedule. The Army has now hit its goal every year since 2024. According to Military.com, the Navy announced in late June that it had already met its goal of 45,000 new sailors. The Air Force and Space Force both hit their go
Microburst to blame for Friday’s storm damage in Lewis Co., says weather service (opens the original)
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TOWN OF DIANA, New York (WWNY) - The National Weather Service confirms a microburst hit part of Lewis County last Friday afternoon. At the Lake Bonaparte Marina and Campground, the violent storm sent a family to the hospital and caused thousands of dollars in damage. The storm caused a tree to fall on an RV that had a family of four inside. Officials said the family went to the hospital with minor injuries. “Wild is about the only way you can describe it, kinda came out of nowhere,” Hall said. T
Watertown lawmakers weigh ice time options at arena (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Who gets ice time at the Watertown Municipal Arena was the central question at a city council work session this week, with two options on the table. Parks and Recreation met with council members Monday evening to discuss the proposals. Option one would hold more time for the Watertown Hockey Association with minimal time for Power Play Sports, a business that has been requesting a spot on the schedule. Option two would give more time to Power Play Sports but would ta
Micron grant funds new program at Jefferson Community College (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Jefferson Community College has received a $750,000 grant from Micron Technology to launch a new degree program focused on the semiconductor industry and mechatronics studies. The investment comes as Micron builds a semiconductor plant near Syracuse and looks to train future employees for the facility. “The Micron money has provided us the opportunity to hire the faculty and staff to build those programs,” said JCC President Dr. Daniel Duppee. The program will be hou
Watertown invests in new garbage trucks, streamlined routes (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The city’s Department of Public Works is operating with two new garbage trucks and a revised set of collection routes after the city council voted to keep its municipal trash pickup service during the last round of budget negotiations. Refuse motor equipment operator Chris Bucher, now in his sixth year with the city, said the changes have improved daily operations. “I would say making a positive impact on the city and also the customers because we make a difference e
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