In this issue of Watertown NY

📅 Upcoming Events in Watertown NY for the Week

☁️ Somerset KY Weather Update

📺 Tune In: Watertown City Council Meeting Streaming Live This Evening

🌤️ Watertown Weather: Warm Early Week, Sunny Weekend Ahead

🎓 New Alumni Shine at SUNY Potsdam's Graduation

💊 430 Doses of Fentanyl Found in Watertown Apartment Raid

🍽️ Governor Hochul Announces $14.7 Million Boost for New York's Food Supply Chain

🥍 Postseason Begins: Section III Girls' Lacrosse Seedings Revealed

Upcoming Events in Somerset KY for the Week

May 22

the wizard of oz

May 23

Tom Mcelvain Music

May 24

Nashville's Salute to the Troops — Operation Song

Music @ The Bar with Brittany Cean

TGIF Wine Down With Jake Desormo

May 26

Brittany Cean @ The Hops Spot

Tune In: Watertown City Council Meeting Streaming Live This Evening

Watertown's city council will hold a meeting tonight at Watertown City Hall. Residents can watch the meeting live on the WWNY website. The meeting is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. and will cover various topics as outlined in the agenda. The live stream is being provided by Steve Weed Productions. Stay informed about the decisions and discussions that affect your community by tuning in.

Watertown Weather: Warm Early Week, Sunny Weekend Ahead

Watertown, New York, will experience warm weather early in the week, with highs near 80 on Monday and low 80s on Tuesday. There's a 40% chance of thunderstorms on Wednesday and a 40% chance of morning rain on Thursday. The weather will cool down to the mid-60s on Friday, with mostly sunny skies over the weekend.

New Alumni Shine at SUNY Potsdam's Graduation

SUNY Potsdam held its commencement ceremony, where graduates were celebrated by faculty, guests, and student speakers, including SGA president Kylie Wilkins, who urged them to actively seek their own paths to happiness.

430 Doses of Fentanyl Found in Watertown Apartment Raid

The Metro-Jefferson Drug Task Force arrested two men in Watertown following a search warrant executed at an apartment on Coffeen Street. The search, conducted on Thursday, took place at the upper apartment of 327 Coffeen St.

Upon entering the residence, investigators found a man, a woman, and a child present. During the search, authorities discovered 430 individual doses of fentanyl and approximately half an ounce of cocaine. Additionally, digital scales and various drug paraphernalia were seized.

The two men were taken into custody, facing multiple charges related to drug possession and distribution. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to be released by the authorities.

Governor Hochul Announces $14.7 Million Boost for New York's Food Supply Chain

New York, in partnership with the USDA, has announced $14.7 million in funding to enhance the state’s food supply chain infrastructure. The Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program will support projects that modernize agricultural facilities, improve training, and facilitate the purchase of new equipment, aiming to increase the availability of New York-grown food products. Administered by the Farm and Food Growth Fund and the state Department of Agriculture and Markets, the program offers infrastructure and equipment-only grants to eligible applicants. This initiative is expected to bolster the resilience and efficiency of the state’s food supply chain.

Postseason Begins: Section III Girls' Lacrosse Seedings Revealed

Section III postseason seedings and pairings for baseball, softball, and girls’ lacrosse have been announced. Watertown, the second seed in Class B girls' lacrosse, advances to the semifinals. Indian River and South Jefferson, top seeds in Class C and D respectively, move directly to the quarterfinals. Boys' lacrosse seedings will be announced Monday night.