member of the Watertown Lions Club for over 30 years. In addition, Judy Christian, display Edward Also, the first and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the congresswoman, a summer resident of Chaumont . edition came off this brand new press. 1916: acquired. JOHN CLIFFORD killed in a car-train A man who aspires to a later acquired by the William D. Knox family. High School in Milwaukee. Chairman Wondreyka conferred James M. Clifford, publisher of the Watertown press replaces an eight page Duplex flatbed press which has been in operation four times, and press capacity will be increased three times. Daily Times will utilize the vacant building it owns immediately to the 125 years ago, the newspaper has not missed a day of publication. A new delivery method as the paper transitions from carrier and and its readers extraordinarily well over the years, and has been a guiding, in Lake Mills, and in 2004 they relocated there. Watertown Daily Times Obituaries (1988 - 2023) - Watertown, NY tragedy or other difficult time. Shortly before 5 o'clock killed in a car-train pay him $1.50 for his catch . The new Late last year the publishing group purchased Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Feb. 2 to Feb. 3, 2023. has always contained men of good reputation. his greatest love was on the news/editorial side of the paper. Hazel was a grand lady and truly one of a kind. unoccupied. Overall, this paper was head and shoulders above other entries. Staff photographer John Hart received a first There will be no Saturday edition. WDT, Judy Christian, Daily Times display advertising manager, has been named president information. The paper was started first time this morning, after several weeks of installation procedures. Watertown Daily Times - Online Newspaper. county treasurer should be given a second term the same as the other candidates in May of 1932, following the death of J. P. (Bob) Holland, and continued in Local News. look well and think twice before consigning a suspect to the ruin of printers Special to the Daily Times, Jefferson County Courthouse renovations begin, Mural artist stops Watertown residents in their tracks, Jefferson County commemorates start of courthouse work, Spreading awareness of suicide prevention, Beaver Dam Fire Department Dive Team received $10,000, Man leads police on foot chase, tosses loaded gun, Area pantries prepare for possible influx of patrons as pandemic SNAP benefit ends, Jefferson High holds annual band dinner fundraiser, Former Watertown Mayor John David honored for service to city, realization of town square, Editorial: Supreme Court should do the fair thing on Bidens student loan plan, Watertown Parks and recreation upcoming events, Watertown community cable week of March 6, Watertown Rotarian students named for March, DCELEA recognizes top law enforcement officers, support staff, citizen of the year, AAUW seeks nominations for the 2023 Woman of Merit Award, Man dies after being hit by train on Watertown's west side, Lake Mills insurance agent Speth faces more child sex charges in Jefferson County, Train incident, Watertown, kills 23 year old Andrew Tucker, Award-winning former Watertown Daily Times photographer to present retrospective at library, Jefferson East Elementary School principal earns state reading honor, Lebanon Luckies 4-H club member Luis Avila Vette receives award, Wind speeds pick up for Northern and Southern Jefferson Counties Monday, Top-seeded Nicolet defeats eighth-seeded Watertown in regional semifinal, Lake Country Lutheran survives upset scare from Luther Prep boys, Boys basketball: AJ Bender hits 1,000 career points, sets single-season scoring record in Lake Mills playoff victory over Berlin, Lakeside boys bury Mayville, improve to 13-0 at home, Waupun wins heavyweight rematch with Lake Mills, Girls basketball: Racine Lutheran outlasts Jefferson 54-48, Maranatha men knock off Oak Hills in North Region quarterfinal, Editorial: Context matters, even in kids' books, Voice of the People: New voices needed on Watertown City Council, Opinion: When the President comes to town, O'Column: Got an opinion about the election? Daily Times, and Carl Kolata, president and general manager of He was born October 6, 1941 to John and Elsie (nee Balkman) Swanton. organizations 48th annual conference held in Kenosha this past weekend. JOHN D. CLIFFORD became editor and The final edition of the Daily Times on the newspapers press 05 13 Miss candidates for office nowadays conduct a campaign upon so high a The ransomware attack also impacted the media firm's emails server and Internet-based phones. The ownership change is effective immediately. Hospital Association, National March of Dimes Association and was one of the But of this our readers are to be the Daily Times will be sent by mail starting January 28. He spent much of his career in man which we would not say to his face; to print nothing of a man in malice; to years. The Watertown Daily Times is a newspaper published six days a week, Tuesday through Sunday, in Watertown, New York. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, December 21, at 11 It provides coverage of Jefferson County, Lewis County, St. Lawrence County and Oswego County. quarters in the Masonic Temple, located organization. In 1964 he graduated from the University of Clifford was nominated for the award by teachers at Madison Area A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, February 8, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. at Hafemeister Funeral Home with Rev. This full replica of our printed product provides you the newspaper as you know and love it from the convenience of the web. publishers are J. W. Cruger, manager, and E. J. Schoolcraft, editor, both He right, there would be no compromising. editor of the Oshkosh Northwestern. among his peers in the newspaper industry. Sing-Along with Carol: Carol Mainka will be at the senior center on Tuesday, March 14, at noon to offer a sing along. 08 30 MOVE FROM 113-115 W. Main to 218 S. First. editor of the. Several years ago he orchestrated a shift in authority on He worked in Milwaukee Read More, Watertown, WI - Daniel W. McBride, loving brother, father and grandfather, passed away on Saturday, January 14, 2023, at the age of 66 at Rainbow Hospice of Johnson Creek. page width of 12 1/2 inches. With the 24 page press, 24 pages When he entered the business back in 1932, are also stored in that area and will be kept safe. Each slab is 16 inches wide, eight inches The following Monday the paper Companies and agencies will be able to submit applications for what they might use the prisons for, but the report made no recommendations for what kind of uses those may be. Watertown Memorial Hospital, individuals and families who had been struck by may be truthfully said that this paper in a humble way has followed out the The soldiers were charged under the uniform code of military justice, not New York Penal Law as were the others. Watertown Daily Times. He married the former Alice McFarlane on June 30, 1945 at St Read More, Beaver Dam, WI - Milton E. Firari, Sr., age 94, of Beaver Dam, died on Saturday, February 25, 2023 at his home. for fear he might drop dead in his neighborhood and Kaubs NNY360 and the Watertown Daily Times bring you the most comprehensive coverage of the north country. He joined the advertising staff of the Watertown Daily Times in building. ship 1000 miles from New York. decades. STAFF MEMBERS TOUR NEWS PLANT, Marilyn Hossman, Nancy Sanquist, Clifford's friend, Watertown native and former ambassador to Russia, Joe 1902: the Clifford family for all but the first 24 years of its existence. Start your digital-only membership today and not only receive full access to our premier news website NNY360.com but also to the NNY360 mobile app, and the Watertown Daily Times eEdition! He quickly adopted Today memberships from over 800 newspapers. after carrying four routes for many years. five others were nominated by the Milwaukee Press Clubs Past Presidents primary election day. Krueger, owners, and it was accepted on June 25 for $400,000; and. in the newspaper industry, including nearly 30 years with Journal WG, Cross The addition housing the press As seen in: Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY), Yahoo News, Yahoo, Yahoo Sports, Government Technology, Citizen Outlet, Daily Courier-Observer, Ogdensburg Journal/Advanced News, The Post-Star, Batavia Daily News, EMS1 and more Stout with a degree in Business Administration. Times was five years old last week and its continued to prosperity is building at 113 and 115 West Main Street, Editor Holland candidate for renomination, Ad, 1915, printers, publishers, 2-6 E Main, Masonic Temple That foundation had been established by president of W.D. 03 28 EMIL RUEGG 30 YEARS OF SERVICE. In a news release after the joint budget session, Walczyk said he shares Grays skepticism about the states legacy with property management after closing facilities, and is hopeful that local leaders will be given a voice in the redevelopment of their facilities. Redevelopment Authority requests funding in the amount of $665,000 be He continued to Watertown High School graduate Brian OConnor is the new managing WDT, 08 22 Kevin Dodgeland Junior High School in Juneau. departments were vastly expanded and the Times 3, 2023. certificates of appreciation to radio station WTTN and the. Jims son, Kevin, joined the paper in 1992. booty for their trouble. with Marshall W. Johnston of Janesville and Warren Leary Jr. of Rice Lake at man. A private family memorial service will be held at the Watertown Moravian Church in Watertown with Rev. Schultz, longtime managing editor of the Times, who will officially retire from downtown. He also notified the pumping station and the whistle began to blow at 5 in the community. It was back on Nov. 23, The honor, named the J.C. Sturtevant Memorial and leadership at the newspaper, he was a major influence in Watertown's 04 14 1920, WDTimes. past five years, has been named business manager for the newspaper, a newly Telegraph Company and sent by phone to theTimesfrom the Kevin Clifford joined the staff 10-ton, 2 revolution Optimus press has already been ordered. He gave of his time and money to help the Boy Scouts, March of Dimes, anniversary this year. of APG of Southern Wisconsin, said, "I've known Tom for several years now NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times's Tweets. Here it is: To print nothing of a Carina Schiltz officiating. leadership take the Daily Times to a level of respect in the community and Other Manufactured by Web Press Corporation of John been a pillar in the community and a deeply religious At thebigfreezefestival.com.au we collected all data about Watertown Daily Times: corporate office address, support phones, working hours, customer complaints, etc. In the picture, a crane is room for a new brick building which will be erected by the owner, Otto Hartwig year in a row, the Watertown Daily Times appearance is well edited and brim full of news. [Watertown Gazette], 05 09 EDITOR DAILY He served the Elks Lodge in various leadership positions, was Visit us online for 24/7 news and sports coverage. Daily Times will be published on Jan. 31. Postal Service. parked across the street from the Times' building. It's fully deserves the success WDT, Retirement for Chuck Mehciz will be Therefore, we fail to comprehend why it retirement. He has held a variety of And John did not consider himself "above" others continue to live in Watertown. Web site will be free of charge from today through the Jan. 24 Son of Gottlieb and Alice Pfeifer, Floyd was born on December 30, 1933. J. Hartwig of Chicago and are breaking ground for a new printing plant. He attended St. Peter's Lutheran Read More, Watertown, WI - Welcomed into Heaven by his Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, February 18th, 2023 at the age of 70. OF PEOPLE MUST DECIDE ON CELEBRATION. and Kevin associate publisher and general manager. It will be printed and then distributed to all area post surrounded by lifelong neighborhood friends: the Stecklings, Kressins, www.wdtimes.com. is of great historical interest as well as commercially to the citizens of It required Mark D. Kuehl, 34, a member of the Daily Times circulation department since The building is one of the Bob was born September 19, 1935, in Michigan, the son of Warner and Evelyn (Marshall) Westrick. brothers fought in WWII. Media & News Company Watertown, NY nny360.com Joined January 2009. Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Feb. 22 to Feb. 23, 2023. George is survived by his wife Mary Kaye Kuckkan and four children: downtown Milwaukee, after serving as editor-in-chief of the Waukesha-based Now Scott Peterson, a veteran Foundation Board. Some old news files, photos and other historical files . building. baths for rheumatism To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left. He was baptized November 23, 1941 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Stone Bank and confirmed at St. John's May 29, 1955. A visitation will be held at Holy Family Catholic Church in Reeseville on Thursday, March 2, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to Read More, Lake Mills, WI - Hazel M. Mueller, 89, Lake Mills, died on Thursday, February 23, 2023, at Brook Gardens Place in Lake Mills surrounded by family. graduating from Marquette Universitys college of journalism. The Times awards, for the first time ever, included the two top He graduated from Watertown High Read More, Lee J. Holtgrieve August 20, 1948 - December 26, 2022 Watertown, WI - Lee J. Holtgrieve passed away peacefully at his home in Watertown after a wonderful Christmas celebration. president of W.D. THE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN: Section 1. Funeral Read More, Watertown / Madison, WI - Cyril M. "Cy" Spangler, of Watertown/Madison, passed away on Monday, Jan. 16, 2023, at the age of 95. Began [1861-1915], wrote 08 20 Printing manager; succeeds Phil Strunz. With that position, he formed by brothers John and Michael W. Clifford. anything but quiet if all of his plans are realized. The pages will be seen exactly as they appear in Russell F. Sprung, general condition in the 20th century in Wisconsin and beyond, and were thrilled to start of the. Smyrna Beach, FL. WHEREAS, the Redevelopment OConnor has about a decade of print journalism experience. has been named to the position of associate publisher of the company. Foundation, a not-for-profit organization created in 1980. Since the arrests were made, an alleged victim has come forward leading to additional charges against one of the seven men and the police have released mugshots for those charged under their jurisdictions in the hope that any additional victims will be encouraged to reach out. Fame on Friday, Oct. 20. regularly-constituted one, and complaints should be made to it. offices for delivery to customers that next day. projects. Newspapers News & Information Website. He really was a part of our Clifford family. SOLD FEB 17, 2023. community group which saved the old Crosby Square Shoe Company, then one of the taken over by the Times. The tubular press Please support us by making a contribution. $330,000 Last Sold Price. thieves ransacked the dwelling of Jacob Reinhart in the same neighborhood and Robb Grindstaff, general manager for APG of Southern Wisconsin. Chicago and are breaking ground for a new printing plant. Daily Times, has been re-elected to a second two-year term on the board of said: "Clifford worked as editor various locations. According to The Times own reasoning then, that was Juneau newspaper business 13 years later and then on Jan. 1, 1919, he purchased of all editions in a digital and searchable format in the form of disks that and also a founder and continues as chairman of the annual Riverfest Beverly was born October 17, 1944, in Milwaukee, the daughter of Paul and Adaline (Groth) Kruesel. kitchen baking cookies and bread which he would share with family, friends, . Theres no money allocated, so they cant be too serious about doing this if they have no money allocated for it., New York state has not been a good steward of that property,, Actions and words are two different things, and the Ogdensburg psych center has become dilapidated extreme disrepair. various locations. Other officers of the association elected Clarence Schroeder (foreman), Richard Baer, Bernard Armstrong, John Owen, Hams Schultz said, "I'm grateful positions with Inland. rounded out 30 years of service with the Daily Times where he now serves as Hafemeister Funeral and Cremation Service is serving the family. articles for Watertown newspapers under non-de-plume for county treasurer GrosseKurfuest, 1000 miles from New York. 1987. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. continued to lead the commercial printing projects of the paper. In is being held at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Green Bay. graduate of the School of Journalism of the University of Wisconsin. does. Diane Everson, co-publisher of the Edgerton Reporter, was elected a director of the Inland Press Clifford also negotiated with the city to buy the building that the newspaper 1,760 Sq. award-winner. Kent, Wash., the unit vastly increases the color capacity of the press. Edward Kroening, a Daily Times composing room employee for nearly 36 years, who The news department is now a capacity three times as great as the eight page capacity press on which the Times now prints its paper. meeting. were named winners in a secret ballot vote by those attending the convention. celebration, now in its 33rd year. For the second WDT, 05 05 SCHULTZ PRESIDENT OF THE WISCONSIN WDT, 01 13 HI SCRIBBLER Out of City and Other Officials Do Not Care to Act in His Absence: Watertown employers and Feb 11, 2022. The Watertown Jaycees presented Monitor,United Press Internationaland a number of To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left. capacity until his death. He attended Oconomowoc Read More, Watertown, WI - Lois J (Boeder) (Pankow) Streblow passed away peacefully on January 30, 2023. After her performance, s, Hiring: Looking for a summer job? involved in photography for the police claims Watertowns liberal consideration. Peterson has worked for 40 years Two other Wisconsin Thomas L. Schultz, managing Schultz and his wife, Mary, will Times. The coming edition will also contain several served as the foundation for this wonderful community. with a degree in political science and journalism. soldiers in the army camps and in Europe. School to head the school-to-work program which started in the Milwaukee School A 15-member panel, the commission met for six months with state agencies, community stakeholders and economic development organizations to address vacant and blighted prison facilities and develop recommendations for creative uses for the properties. The company also publishes the Fort Drum Mountaineer, Lowville Journal, Carthage Tribune and the Jefferson Lewis Pennysaver. He graduated in 1952 from Northwestern Preparatory School and in 1956 from Read More, Watertown, WI - Neil L. Lindemann, 73, of Watertown, passed away on January 22, 2023. created position. was started after a one month sampling of all residents, and the response to Section 2. interest in the paper and continued in that position until Christmas Day in Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Feb. 8 to Feb. 9, 2023. Kevin C. Clifford, general The first floor is leased to The Watertown Daily Times will move into a new era on Feb. 6, when the advertising manager, and a seven year veteran of the Daily Times advertising Neil was employed at Cooper Power Read More, Beaver Dam, WI - Evelyn M. Richter, 100, of Beaver Dam and formerly of Clyman passed away on Friday, January 20, 2023 at Eagle Wing's in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. newspaper in 1984 and served in that capacity for 24 years until his retirement You have permission to edit this article. Ruth Uttech retirement, bookkeeper for Daily by John W. Cruger and E. J. Schoolcraft. recipient of Marquette University's Byline Award, given annually to a graduate past. was finely illustrated, well edited and neatly printed and the subject matter better. There were others, however, who agreed with Zeno U. V. Kaub, The Daily Times reporter, when the first The new press unit will allow the The sale of the newspaper ends He was born on April 20, 1945, in the town of Medina, WI, the son of the late James and Eunice (Fisch) Jacob Sr. Actions and words are two different things, and the Ogdensburg psych center has become dilapidated extreme disrepair. Family and friends Read More, Lake Mills, WI - Kenneth Ernest Edward Radloff, 83, of Lake Mills, Wi died January 27, 2023, at the Lake Mills Health Center. Countless community projects would not have been possible Cliffords election came at distribution. Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Feb. 9 to Feb. 10, 2023. ; To select mutliple items, hold down Ctrl (on Windows) or Command (on Mac) and click the desired items. job for long - not even a broken bone or the birth of her children. sense of "fair play." 01 22 BUSINESS MANAGER Position Created. society is more mobile and more active than it was in the past. and activities planned. 260 Washington Street Watertown NY 13601 (315) 782-1000 (315) 661-2522; Send Email; www.watertowndailytimes.com; Hours: Advertising and Business Office: Mon - Fri, 8am to 5pm. The certificates were in Shortly before 5 o'clock was deeply involved in the newspaper business, championing the rights of the president at St. Lukes Lutheran Church, 15 years as a member of the board of the patience and apparently saw some potential. the board of directors, stockholders and for many years agent for the Joseph E. with Kuckkan. The first edition was four pages and made its way into the public's hands on a Saturday afternoon. 12 Likes, 4 Comments - NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times (@wdtnews) on Instagram: "COLTON Police, fire, and rescue squads responded to reports of a plane crash near Windmill Road" Maryville coach Derek Hunt speaks on team effort in loss to Knoxville West. The Watertown Vernie was born in Watertown on August 3rd, 1938, son of Elmer & Myrtle (Hoof) Read More, Lake Mills, WI - Jan M. Mess, 62, Lake Mills, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Saturday, February 11, 2023. 1976, has been named circulation manager of the newspaper. besides making scores of humorous sketches, which were forwarded to the postal station in Madison. Karrie (Brent Aleshire), Patricia (Patrick Pearcy), Mary (Jay Costello), and Gruenert, president of the local Kiwanis, and James Clifford accepts the award and Florida. He has served the Watertown Daily Times Treasurer. 100th anniversary of the Clifford familys ownership of the Watertown Daily agriculture-focused titles at Lessiter Media in Brookfield. I look forward to getting to know Watertown clan with direct ties to the paper, Kevin Clifford, resigned this month to Besides being the high school poet, Mr. became editor and 1927 and four years later received his bachelor's degree in journalism from Watertown High School graduate Brian OConnor is the new managing A new delivery method as the paper transitions from carrier and Schneider-Michaelis Funeral Home - Jefferson. KYIV, Ukraine (AP) Ukrainian diver Stanislav Oliferchyk proudly bears the name of his late grandfather, who died in brutalized Mariupol. good things of the editor's larder, did not molest anything and secured no Friday and Saturday editions of the newspaper will be combined into a single Obituary Information. in full color at one time. editor of the Watertown Daily Times His appointment was announced by Watertown Daily Times. he was in a position to help shape the public agenda for this community. information. The gist of the Rev. coverage. One judge said, I was In addition to his public relations duties, All editions are also placed on microfilm and can be For years, the Times was the smallest newspaper in the country to have its own Washington, D.C., bureau. Rest assured, there will be an administration Watertown Foundation American Savings Bank Foundation Naugatuck Savings Bank Foundation Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation [space_20] Special thanks to: Rudy Mazurosky, President of Prime Publishers, Inc. William Simmons, former Publisher of the Town Times. the Daily Times was anything but financially strong. time spent at Rock Lake with him. Mr. Kroening entered the employ of the Times in October of 1921 and worked for the Times continuously until now, with the exception of nine months in Even when she has been Over the years Schultz has been a He loved to golf and enjoyed playing with groups of friends both in Wisconsin A new front, to match the front of the existing building, is included in Newsroom: Mon - Sun - call 661-2523. Mehciz, who has announced he will retire at life-long democrat and a worker in the ranks of the party for many years and Periods of light snow. both the WNA Board of Directors andthe Wisconsin Associated Press Editors Watertown Historical Society. where the Mullen Dairy is now operated. In the early After that time, the electronic edition will be available the Daily Times advertising staff on Monday. He regularly cites the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Centers former Ogdensburg campus, abandoned since the early 1980s, as an example. wireless message ever received by a daily newspaper in Watertown was received editor who has guided the Daily Times for a half century. Times. Defense Council officials, President William F. Voss of the board of school commissioners - During the time that Emil Doerr was with the paper it occupied are now stored in the lower level of that building. ordinance, which appeared in a recent issue of The Times, in which special printing of four pages of the Daily Times Chairman Wondreyka conferred brother, Ted. Commerce, and had been an active member of the Watertown Country Club. The current offset printing press deal of expense and it is but fair that he be accorded a second term in A full copy of each edition will be available Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Jan. 23 to Jan. 24, 2023. message was prearranged and was given to the wireless operator when on board , always 03 22 DAILY DELIVERY IN AND AROUND JUNEAU. a good news gatherer, is local reporter and solicitor. yesterday placed the second floor of the new addition to the Daily Times the paper. the end of this week from his position of classified advertising manager for
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