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Tom Graser

Tom Graser

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St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties Editor, Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY)

Guangzhou

Biography

Broadcaster turned Newspaperman. Two-time cancer survivor. Cyclist and slow runner.

Final Covers

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Content

Total articles 2524

  • Local heroes of the first battle of the Revolutionary War commemorated in DeKalb

    By Tom Graser Verified| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified DEKALB — About 50 people gathered Saturday at the Old DeKalb Cemetery to honor two local men who played a part in the opening shots of the Revolutionary War 250 years ago. The commemoration, organized by DeKalb historian Bryan Thompson, with help from St. Lawrence County historian Nancy LaFaver, paid tribute to Asa Sprague and Isaac Stacy Jr., both originally from Massachusetts.

    By Tom Graser Verified · Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY)

    Apr. 20, 2025

  • Firm demonstrates project analysis tool for village

    By Tom Graser Verified| Ogdensburg Journal/Advanced News Verified CANTON — Village officials are leveraging a new financial modeling tool to project future water and sewer infrastructure costs. At the Village Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, Waterworth, a data analytics firm from Victoria, B.C., presented a comprehensive financial modeling tool that allows village leaders to visualize potential budget scenarios, capital improvements, and rate adjustments over time.

    By Tom Graser Verified · Ogdensburg Journal/Advanced News

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Local heroes of the first battle of the Revolutionary War commemorated in DeKalb

    By Tom Graser Verified| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified DEKALB — About 50 people gathered Saturday at the Old DeKalb Cemetery to honor two local men who played a part in the opening shots of the Revolutionary War 250 years ago. The commemoration, organized by DeKalb historian Bryan Thompson, with help from St. Lawrence County historian Nancy LaFaver, paid tribute to Asa Sprague and Isaac Stacy Jr., both originally from Massachusetts.

    By Tom Graser Verified · Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY)

    Apr. 20, 2025

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Company Info

Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY)

Watertown, Massachusetts, United States

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