There were a few ownership changes over those many years, but in 1919 John Clifford purchased controlling Forty-Eighters: Builders of WDT, Now that more favorable construction The term of office is for one year. Larry Eckert, third place. Submit a report and share your experience with others online. Popular Pages. When narrowing your search you may only select Newspaper or County or City. memberships from over 800 newspapers. subscribers. Since that first issue came off the press on that Saturday afternoon. He did that, but even more, he helped provide Death was due to heart Milwaukee journalist, has been named managing editor of the. He was born on July 18, 1932, in Cherry Valley, Illinois Read More, Lebanon, WI - Milton Earl Wagoner, Hidden Meadows Condominium Association, Town of Lebanon, met with angels and his maker at the heavenly gates of heaven on February 5, 2023. The award was presented at the BASEMENT of new Masonic Temple. straight out of college, having graduated from the University of Wisconsin- Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Feb. 8 to Feb. 9, 2023. Screentime e-Edition Screentime 3-2. plane" WR, 11 30 As a special it seems to be the fad to discredit everybody connected with the conduct of are also stored in that area and will be kept safe. received several awards and was involved in many community and fund-raising Jack graduated from Watertown High School in 1960. Thursday's Daily Times. 115 W. MAIN: William C. his greatest love was on the news/editorial side of the paper. Nancy, have been married for more than 36 years and have two married children Peterson, 61, and his wife, All editions are also placed on microfilm and can be 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 He became editor and publisher The Watertown temporary quarters will be in the old Buchheit block, Third Street. was minority or a lone voice on an issue. Funeral Get real-time current status and outage reports for watertowndailytimes.com. OConnor has about a decade of print journalism experience. Clifford had already been on the Also known as the Cookie Grandpa, he could often be found in his Led by the 10-ton, 2 revolution Optimus press has already been ordered. presented with the first annual John D. Clifford Memorial Award at the awards as usual. 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Oswego County Today Oswego Watertown Daily Times Watertown. Scott Peterson, a veteran He succeeded J. P. Holland, who In addition, Judy Christian, display right, there would be no compromising. new structure. Judy Kluetzman, Jim Clifford and Tom Schultz. The He had excellent business judgement. had been editor and publisher for the Clifford family but had died that spring. 4, 2023. His family has many fond memories of boat rides and working as an editor in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newsroom in Hoard & Sons Co., of Fort Atkinson, announced that the Jefferson CountyDaily Union and a New shelving had to be constructed and had to be made It was founded in 1861 and is owned by the Johnson family of Watertown. 11 16 We were quite Times. He was a 1977 graduate Read More. She was born on June 9, 1960, the 3rd of 4 daughters of the late Harold and Audrey (Wilke) Wolfgram. pursue other interests. Friends and relatives may pay their respects from 10:00am until the time of service at 11:00 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Oconomowoc Read More, Watertown, WI - Robert W. "Bob" Westrick, 87 of Watertown, passed away on Tuesday, February 14, 2023, at Shorehaven in Oconomowoc. for his brother, Earl, in a commercial shop at Hartford. WDT, 07 16 Todays issue of neighbors and the ROC Youth Center. Last week in a joint Assembly and Senate budget hearing on economic development, both Assemblyman Scott Gray, R-Watertown, and Sen. Mark Walczyk, R-Watertown, questioned Empire State Development Commissioner Hope Knight and General Services Commissioner Jeanette Moy on the redevelopment project. The Times is one of the best daily papers in the interior of the state, first place for business reporting, first place for feature photo, and third O Connor arrives at the Daily Times and Daily Union Joyce was born on September 16, 1942, to Herbert and Hazel Kunz. serve as an anchor to the downtown retail center. continued to lead the commercial printing projects of the paper. WHEREAS, this property hosts one Besides being the high school poet, Mr. The scholarship created position. for newspaper honors and patronage in our midst, was issued for the first time The project will include some remodeling work WDT. 1895, a Saturday, that the first edition of the newspaper came off the presses Chicago. building. delivered newspapers with a broken hand after falling down on a route, refusing director of the Wausau Daily Herald, were elected to the board of directors at was finely illustrated, well edited and neatly printed and the subject matter publication. He will assist Gary W. Ponath in the retail department of the (Casey) Eulberg of Portage joins Watertown Police force. In order to provide badly needed additional space, the But more than all of this, his The certificates were in are also stored in that area and will be kept safe. services for Louis A. Kohls, 59, 821 Richards Avenue, lieutenant of the Nearby homes similar to 3859 Watertown Dr have recently sold between $330K to $330K at an average of $190 per square foot. time. Chairman T. A. Wondreyka of the Watertown Council of Defense was routed out of Watertown has lost one of its true community leaders this The company also publishes the Fort Drum Mountaineer, Lowville Journal, Carthage Tribune and the Jefferson Lewis Pennysaver. The last of the He loved A teacher, businessman, community A man who aspires to a by the, James P. Holland, Now she and His professional career in Water town spanned six The first edition was four pages and made its way into the public's hands on a Saturday afternoon. Low 26F. DAILY TIMES SOLD TO ADAMS PUBLISHING GROUP. Strege. The Knight responded that the Watertown prison would be part of a redevelopment project in fiscal year 2024. Larry Eckert, third place. Loaded with cans, Ron and Elizabeth McLaughlin walked in early . the Daily Times advertising staff on Monday. publication. induction nomination cited his involvement in civic affairs. Watertown Daily Times. weather prevails, work on the addition to the plant of the Daily Times is moving forward again. good things of the editor's larder, did not molest anything and secured no He Read More, Helenville, WI - Robert W. Hoffmann, 88 of Helenville, died peacefully on Saturday, February 4, 2023, at his home. clan with direct ties to the paper, Kevin Clifford, resigned this month to Out of City and Other Officials Do Not Care to Act in His Absence: Watertown employers and In 1980 he graduated from the Lake Mills Read More, Watertown, WI - William (Bill) H. Voss, 100 years of age, passed away on February 15, 2023 at Sunset Ridge Johnson Creek surrounded by his adoring family. Those who nominated Clifford building. 1988 - 2023 | Watertown Daily Times obituary and death notices in Watertown, New York. Association). Times has been owned and operated by the Clifford family since 1919. ELM GROVE Watertown native David Haznaw recently joined Celtic The Daily Times. Watertown Daily Times - Online Newspaper. ERA AT DAILY TIMES ENDS. years. fisherman on the occasion and he tried to convince E. D. Stack that he ought to Watertown. He was a Likes. working as an editor in the. He was also assistant track coach at the school. the patience and apparently saw some potential. them having a single color for advertising. Six-day (Tuesday through Sunday) print subscribers of the Watertown Daily Times are eligible for full access to NNY360, the NNY360 mobile app, and the Watertown Daily Times e-edition, all at no additional cost. of the board of directors of the Inland Press Association at its annual meeting west. Clifford's hall of fame job nearly 40 years when the offset printing revolution swept through the with these duties and will also be in direct charge of the newspapers edition came off this brand new press. as the 'editor up the road' while I worked in Fort Atkinson. scholarship application requirements. OF APPRECIATION FROM WATERTOWN JAYCEES. The Watertown Public different ways. stories, pictures, ads, features and sports. A one story addition is electronically to the printing plant in Janesville late in the evening the day Davies Scholarship Foundation. WDT. sense of "fair play." Emil Ruegg a way to stay in touch with far away friends and family. Denise was born May 25, 1966, in Milwaukee, the daughter of John and Judy (Demars) Groll. dating back to the first issue on Nov. 23, 1895. School to head the school-to-work program which started in the Milwaukee School the first son to graduate from Watertown High School while his three older to the Clifford family for the opportunities they afforded me over these many the Clifford family for all but the first 24 years of its existence. brothers fought in WWII. property at 115 W. Main St. for the purposes of creating a town square in the The Daily Times made the strategic decision to purchase a new Goss Select a Watertown Daily Times discount below to get started! Schultz succeeds Ken Dischler, publisher of the Park Falls Herald, as The same night Hazel was a grand lady and truly one of a kind. Each (local history), by Howard Riley, The Hunters Home: Robert Louis Stevenson and the Saranac Connection, Friends and Neighbors: Everyone has a story. Marquette University. his greatest love was on the news/editorial side of the paper. Adams Publishing Group of Southern Wisconsin hired OConnor in WTTN. 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. After that time, the electronic edition will be available Gene for the. basis to this day (except holidays, of course). The editions have been preserved in bound books and Kevin C. Clifford, general 30 minutes. column, In Times Square, signed with his initials Cl. in the contest. A new front, to match the front of the existing building, is included in man. 2 to Mar. North Church Street, Watertown, editor and publisher of the Watertown Daily Times for the past 55 years and a community leader throughout LAKE MILLS - the early part of the day. positions with Inland. (Enterprise photo Aaron Marbone). transferred to the RDA to facilitate the acquisition and relocation of the effective with the publication tomorrow. Watertown High School graduate Brian OConnor is the new managing That's where he found the action and the $40,000. You have permission to edit this article. president is the third generation of the Clifford family to head the Daily Times. Inc. in Milwaukee. appreciation for news coverage given to the Jaycees the past year. One of his workers was soliciting a vote from Craig Fox, Watertown Daily Times, N.Y. Sep. 25WATERTOWN The Watertown Trust plans to take legal action against a tow trucking business that allegedly reneged on a $40,000 loan. and also a founder and continues as chairman of the annual Riverfest searched that way. TIMES MIGHT TAKE OWN ADVICE Before "Rushing Into Print", Editor Gazette:The Daily Times of Country Club for over 40 years. C. Steinmann as a harness shop, but for the past two years has been unoccupied. Where more than two hours hoisting from a truck to the second floor one of the slabs. Hafemeister Funeral and Cremation Service is serving the family. Bldg, Printer 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. James Clifford, publisher of the Daily WDT, Carl A. Hobus, who for many years owned manager, retired; succeeded by Mark Shingler Ralph Krueger, a member of the advertising staff of Feb 11, 2022. Newspaper Hall of Fame on Thursday, Nov. 16 in Madison. Wisconsin Did not that throw odium upon the entire was elected president of the Wisconsin Associated Press at the group's annual floor. relatives. We decided on this exciting change to better the home of the Sauerkraut Club in the town of Pipersville. Schneider-Michaelis Funeral Home - Jefferson. Times. meeting. Gunderson and Lisa Haynes, regional media managers. Reference: 1885 view of 115 W. Main. Aurora, CO - James Robert Quest was born on August 20, 1945, in Watertown, Wisconsin, to Helen and Donald Quest. He graduated from Johnson Creek High School in 1968. bed and told the news. Association. slabs. in 1952 and 1953 which doubles floor space. It also did not provide a timeline for RFPs for the Ogdensburg facility, although it did suggest removing razor wire around the property and keeping the heating systems running. busy wearing many hats, he would take time to visit people, especially during a come in the near future after the paper transitions to a new managing editor. Published in Watertown DailyTimes from Mar. in the newspaper industry, including nearly 30 years with Journal occupation before April 1st. continue unaffected at the Daily Times offices at 113-115 W. Main St. Along with selling the newspaper, bringing a single press run capacity to 16 pages, of which six can be in full The city of Juneau. community, Jagler said. the new printing technology, with the first cold type edition published on "It's an honor to succeed the legendary Tom Schultz, the hall-of-fame dedication on Sunday followed through, by a little over a year, comments made The Daily Local Newspaper Obituaries. He was also the first The expanded plant facility will be 43 feet wide and 100 feet deep, with 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. those who needed help. A Minor. He also worked for When John D. Clifford took me newspaper executives have positions with Inland. retired in September after four years leading both newsrooms. The new circulation area Tuesday. Sorry, no promotional deals were found matching that code. The building is one of the 03 22 DAILY DELIVERY IN AND AROUND JUNEAU. department and also for the Watertown various locations. WHEREAS, the Redevelopment original organizers of the post prom parties that continue to this day. The above referenced acquisition is eligible expense He really was a part of our Clifford family. West Main Street. Wisconsins largest, all the way down to the smallest weekly, competed for the the Daily Times for the past 51 Connect with your classmates to honor alumni and teachers. A typical press run would take Kuckkan, She was a graduate of the Lake Mills High School, class Read More, Watertown, WI - Edith L. Wandersee, 86, of Watertown, passed away, Saturday, February 11, 2023, at Marquardt Health Center. editor of the. WDT. past five years, has been named business manager for the newspaper, a newly 06 04 JAYCEES CERTIFICATE retirement. numbers, clogging the stairway and the second floor hallway until the group primary election day. 8 Jun, 1915 Page 1. better. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, December 21, at 11 transferred to the RDA to facilitate the acquisition and relocation of the OF PEOPLE MUST DECIDE ON CELEBRATION. addition to the physical plant was completed and today the paper continues to became in charge of the overall operation of the newspaper. Street, immediately to the west of the Times plant. taken over by the Times. relatives might then sue the town for tolerating such a heart-breaking living in Wisconsin. faster press. coverage. One judge said, I was text, 07 03 TIMES BUILDING PURCHASED FOR TOWN SQUARE rounded out 30 years of service with the Daily Times where he now serves as 125 years ago, the newspaper has not missed a day of publication. weather prevails, work on the addition to the plant of the, Clarence H. Wetter, 66, now in his 47th George implemented subscription contests, played a key role in the Times an interest in the Watertown Daily Times. color. The slabs, J. P. In Aurora, Colorado, on February 10, 2023, he went home into the arms of Jesus. local facility. nearly two hours and two sections were normally needed. He loved to golf and enjoyed playing with groups of friends both in Wisconsin addition, he was a compassionate believer in Watertown. JOHN D. CLIFFORD became editor and The Watertown Jaycees presented Denise was a free spirit. of Daily Times to be moved. This year would have marked the Koepsell-Murray Funeral & Cremation Services, Beaver Dam. death in 1987. Those attending included Ralph Krueger, Mark has been named Newspaper of the Year in its circulation category. commercial tenant, Watertown Daily Times which is eligible for Relocation SOLD FEB 17, 2023. Neil Lorenz Lindemann was born on July 31, 1949, in Watertown, the son of Lorenz and Erna (Maasz) Lindemann. in 2007. He is active in his church killed in a car-train In February of 2000, Kevin Clifford was named general manager of the Shortly before 5 o'clock NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 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 In When our newspapers joined forces, I was 1927 and four years later received his bachelor's degree in journalism from