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New Hartford wears sectional volleyball crown
WATERTOWN - The New Hartford Spartans won their third Section III winter volleyball title in five tries Saturday by beating 2023 champion Rome Free Academy for the second time in three tries this season. New Hartford won 25-19, 25-20, 23-25, 25-18 in four games in the fourth match of the day at Watertown High School. Beaver River defeated Mt. Markham 3-2 in a rematch from last year's Class C final, Christian Brothers Academy of Syracuse beat Clinton...
Christian Brothers Academy girls volleyball sweeps Clinton for 1st section title in more than 20 years (36 photos)
Watertown, N.Y. — The Christian Brothers Academy girls volleyball was crowned section champion for the first time since 2000. The Brothers defeated Clinton 3-0 in the Section III Class B championship on Saturday at Watertown’s Case Middle School. If you purchase a product or register for an account...
Golden Apple Award: Tyler De Tomi
Tyler De Tomi is a 6th grade teacher at Wiley School in Watertown and is the winner of this month’s Golden Apple Award. Learn more about Mr. De Tomi in the video player above. Each month a local educator is awarded the Golden Apple in recognition of the important role they play in educating our […]
Instant Admit Days taking place at JCC on March 4-8
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Jefferson Community College (JCC) is rolling out the red carpet for prospective students with its Instant Admit days. The college will host these days March 4 to March 8, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday. This event offers a golden […]
Mt. Markham, Rome Free Academy return to defend volleyball title in finals
WEST WINFIELD - With a third win this season over Center State Conference rival Cooperstown, Mt. Markham's unbeaten Mustangs head back to Watertown for another rematch Saturday when they defend Section III's Class C winter volleyball title. The top-seeded Mustangs (18-0) swept Cooperstown (16-3), winning by scores of 25-19, 25-21 and 25-19, and...
A ‘sick-out’ over teacher pay leads Adams City High School to switch to remote learning
This story has been updated with additional comments from Adams 14 officials.Adams 14 will move students at Adams City High School to remote learning Wednesday after learning many teachers were planning a sick-out, the district announced TuesdayThe action was not organized or sanctioned by the teacher’s union in the district, but by a group of teachers in the high school who are frustrated by a lack of prospects for teacher raises.A letter circulated by staff that is signed by “Adams 14 District CTA Membership” — implying it is from members of the teacher’s union but not union leadership — states...
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