In this issue of Watertown NY

📅 Upcoming Events in Watertown NY for the Week

☁️ Somerset KY Weather Update

🏥 Innovative Diabetes Treatment in Shanghai Leads to Remarkable Patient Recovery

🎨 Local Students Shine in Eclipse-Themed Art Contest

🍔 Syracuse Hosts Epic Culinary Showdown with $5 Food Truck Samples

⚠️ "Serial Killer" Released From Prison, Remains in Civil Confinement

🚜 Planting Season in New York Brings Safety Warnings for Slow-Moving Farm Vehicles

🥍 Rain Fails to Dampen High School Sports: Massena Dominates in Lacrosse

Upcoming Events in Somerset KY for the Week

May 17

inner harbor battle of the wings

May 19

The German Romantics: Kyle Ramey, organ

Mother-Son Showdown

Innovative Diabetes Treatment in Shanghai Leads to Remarkable Patient Recovery

In Shanghai, a 59-year-old who had type 2 diabetes for 25 years was effectively cured following a stem cell treatment involving regenerative islet cell transplantation. This medical advancement, resulting from ten years of research, marks a significant step forward in the treatment of diabetes, particularly in regions like China where the disease is prevalent.

Local Students Shine in Eclipse-Themed Art Contest

The Sci-Tech Center of Northern New York has revealed the winners of its Student Eclipse Art Contest. This event, supported by the Watertown Daily Times, allowed students to submit art inspired by the recent total solar eclipse in Watertown on April 8. The contest accepted various mediums, excluding AI-generated art, and featured judges from local schools and media.

Syracuse Hosts Epic Culinary Showdown with $5 Food Truck Samples

The 2024 Syracuse Food Truck Battle commenced Friday evening at the New York State Fairgrounds, featuring around 60 food trucks. This culinary competition drew in a large crowd, eager to sample a variety of dishes, with each truck offering tastes for just $5. The festivities will continue through Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., providing ample time for visitors to experience the wide range of flavors on offer.

Serial Killer" Released From Prison, Remains in Civil Confinement

Shirley R. Winters, once dubbed a "serial killer" by prosecutors, has been released from prison in St. Lawrence County after serving 17 years of her sentence for the manslaughter of two children. Although released, she will remain in civil confinement.

Planting Season in New York Brings Safety Warnings for Slow-Moving Farm Vehicles

In New York, with the onset of spring planting, farmers and safety advocates are urging motorists to exercise caution around slow-moving farm vehicles. Highlighting recent accidents, farm operators are advocating for the use of visible signage and proper lighting on all farm equipment. Research indicates that crashes involving farm vehicles tend to be much more lethal than other vehicular incidents. Authorities are also reminding drivers of the legal implications and dangers of passing these vehicles in no-passing zones.

Rain Fails to Dampen High School Sports: Massena Dominates in Lacrosse

In a rainy sports day in Watertown, New York, high school teams competed in lacrosse, baseball, and softball. A notable lacrosse match saw Massena dominate IHC with a 12-6 victory in the Boys' Frontier League-N.A.C. battle, despite the inclement weather.