Jeff Graham http://wrvo.org en Developers stress urgency in revival of Watertown Woolworth building http://wrvo.org/post/developers-stress-urgency-revival-watertown-woolworth-building <p>After founding his first stores elsewhere, Jefferson County’s Frank Winfield Woolworth bought the building in Watertown where he got his start in the dry goods business, intending to raze it and build one of his own stores. Woolworth died before he could see it, but his company realized his plan and the building’s a central part of the early history of the five-and-dime chain. After years of vacancy, two developers have plans to revive the landmark.</p><p style="margin-bottom: 0in"> Mon, 08 Apr 2013 09:38:00 +0000 Joanna Richards 35869 at http://wrvo.org Developers stress urgency in revival of Watertown Woolworth building Watertown welcomes new city manager http://wrvo.org/post/watertown-welcomes-new-city-manager <p>Watertown will welcome a new city manager on July 16. Sharon Addison is a Schenectady native who spent 27 years working for the National Security Agency before putting her name in the hat for the city manager position in Watertown.</p><p> Fri, 01 Jun 2012 21:07:58 +0000 Joanna Richards 20265 at http://wrvo.org Watertown mayoral candidates show similarities http://wrvo.org/post/watertown-mayoral-candidates-show-similarities <p>The mayor's race in Watertown pits long-time incumbent Jeff Graham against a challenger with similar longevity on the City Council, Jeff Smith. Graham has said the city's doing well and he has the experience, knowledge and contacts to continue to keep Watertown on a good track. Smith says his candidacy represents new leadership and a new vision for the city. Both candidates for mayor have years of experience on City Council, and both are small business owners who say they're committed to fiscal discipline.</p> Tue, 08 Nov 2011 11:25:53 +0000 Joanna Richards 9066 at http://wrvo.org