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Also on today's calendar: Victorian Seance and 4 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the cookie go to the Doctor ? đ€ (Answer below!)
1. S'Miles for Children's Miracle Network: Mid-Month Meet-Up (samaritanhealth.com) â A community walk to benefit Childrenâs Miracle Network of Northern New York is set for Thursday, August 13, at 5 p.m. in Watertownâs Thompson Park. Residents are invited to collect pledges for the miles they walk throughout August, with all proceeds supporting children in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties. Music, a food truck, and a group walk will anchor the mid-month meet-up.
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2. Watertown City School district appoints four administrators (nny360.com) â Watertown City School District has named new administrators for Watertown High School, Case Middle School, and its technology department, with most starting their roles this week. The appointees bring extensive classroom, leadership, and technology experience aimed at strengthening student support, safety, and instructional technology. Families can expect continuity from familiar staff stepping into expanded responsibilities.
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3. Police: Watertown man admitted to stabbing girlfriend in neck (wwnytv.com) â Watertown police arrested a local man after a woman was found fatally stabbed in an apartment on Factory Street, prompting a large multi-agency search and response. Authorities say prior registration photos and a drone-assisted search helped quickly locate the suspect, who now faces a second-degree murder charge. Neighbors described the area as increasingly troubled by crime.
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4. North Country responds to national blood shortage (wwnytv.com) â A blood drive at Jefferson Community College in Watertown is helping the Red Cross tackle a national blood shortage, with turnout building through the day. Organizers stress that steady donations are needed to keep local hospitals supplied and encourage North Country residents to schedule appointments. Donors can sign up online or by calling the Red Cross.
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5. Local auto racing: Can-Am puts focus on CRSA vs. Crate Spring Clash on Friday (nny360.com) â Watertown driver Tim Fuller has grabbed back the points lead at Can-Am Speedway after a strong second-place finish, setting up extra intrigue for this Fridayâs Crate Sprint and CRSA 305 Sprint showdown. Local fans also get another full night of racing at Evans Mills Raceway Park on Saturday, including spectator drag races and free admission for active and veteran military members.
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