Explore Watertown
Written by Melissa Manske   
WatertownLiving.com has joined Explore Dodge County!  The greater Watertown area includes Alderley, Ashippun, Ebenezer, Emmet, Grellton, Ixonia, Lac La Belle, Lebanon, Mapleton, Monterey, parts of Oconomowoc, Oconomowoc Lake, Old Ashippun, Old Lebanon, Pipersville, Richwood, Shields, Sugar Island and Watertown, Wisconsin.

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Facts & Places

  • Watertown is in Jefferson and Dodge Counties
  • Major roads through Watertown include Highway 26, Highway 16 and Highway 19
  • Zip codes for Watertown are 53094 (Jefferson) and 53098 (Dodge)
  • Area code for Watertown is 920
  • Population for the city of Watertown is 21,598 (2000 Census)
  • Watertown is home to the historic Octagon House and the First Kindergarten in the United States.  [Watertown Tours]
  • Watertown schools include Watertown High School, Luther Preparatory High School, and Maranatha Baptist Bible College. Luther Prep is the oldest Lutheran high school in the United States, tracing its history to its founding in 1865 as the prep department of Northwestern College. [Watertown Schools]
 

Watertown Headlines

High-speed opportunity

Watertown Mayor Ron Krueger didn't get to weigh in on the federal government's plan to bolster high-speed passenger rail service throughout the county, nor was he asked to give any input on the state's decision to accept the $810 million in stimulus funds for the project.



Senate candidate says he would repeal health care reform

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ron Johnson portrayed himself as a citizen legislator, focused on removing "career politicians" with minimal background in private industry.



Editorial: Supporting the high-speed rail issue in Wisconsin

WATERTOWN, Wisc. - Today we're going to jump back on the high-speed rail issue for a bit.



 

Wisconsin Headlines

O-T

Marlene R. Richardson, age 72, a resident of Oakland Township died August 1, 2010.



Stimulus gives Wisconsin a shot of federal money

Wisconsin, a longtime laggard among states at securing federal money, shot ahead in 2009 as the federal stimulus bill took effect, snagging an increase of more than 50%, or $21.14 billion in federal funds.



Fraction of Wis. police use data-sharing system

State auditors say only a fraction of Wisconsin police departments are using an expensive data-sharing system.



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