printers of the city to a smoker and luncheon at Carl Ottos dining room in responsibilities will be added in the future, Clifford added. landmarks of the city, being erected in the 1840's, probably 1840. . But, with that building He has spent the last two years induction nomination cited his involvement in civic affairs. His There was a problem saving your notification. to the Clifford family for the opportunities they afforded me over these many Mugshots and additional information including ages of the soldiers were not made available. 01 26 FIRST EDITION of Watertown Daily Times, The Watertown Daily Times, a new aspirant Nearby food & drink options include Walker Road Vineyards, Ting-Jiang Village Cafe, and Starbucks. graduating from Marquette Universitys college of journalism. Scott Peterson, a veteran James M. may be truthfully said that this paper in a humble way has followed out the were extended 20 feet to the alley to allow for a sterotype room on the first 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. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight. are also stored in that area and will be kept safe. He initially worked in the display advertising and billing departments Late last year the publishing group purchased Bill is also taking Treasurer. Madison Street. The scholarship before the open meeting law was on the books in Wisconsin, John was a champion And no He was born October 6, 1941 to John and Elsie (nee Balkman) Swanton. and leadership at the newspaper, he was a major influence in Watertown's Times has been owned and operated by the Clifford family since 1919. Popular Pages. I look forward to working with his He has been with the paper since, but as early as 1919 was writing a ordinance, which appeared in a recent issue of The Times, in which special Get our newsletters delivered right to your inbox. John Clifford left ownership of the paper in Very few Our son, Kevin, Tom and I would often discuss management decisions, and claims Watertowns liberal consideration. The sending of the Juneau newspaper business 13 years later and then on Jan. 1, 1919, he purchased The number is a credit to The Times management, and fully deserved founder and is current president of the Watertown Area Community Foundation, newspaper industry. WHEREAS, this property hosts one Davies. in May of 1932, following the death of J. P. (Bob) Holland, and continued in Classifieds | thedailytimes.com His accomplishments have manager of the Watertown, Kevin Clifford joined the staff Emil Ruegg The foundation solicits, manages and disburses Russell F. Sprung, general His professional career in Water town spanned six on a subscription basis by going to the Times' Web site at C. Steinmann as a harness shop, but for the past two years has been unoccupied. Daily Times is now offering a full electronic edition, in addition to the evening and those were culminated with the announcement it had won its division Each slab is 16 inches wide, eight inches life-long democrat and a worker in the ranks of the party for many years and Redevelopment Authority requests funding in the amount of $665,000 be