Watertown Community Unites to Overcome Water Crisis
TL;DR
In response to a water emergency in Watertown, New York, the community came together with the help of volunteer firefighters, state police, and soldiers from Fort Drum to provide thousands of gallons of water to residents. The Morristown Fire Department brought over 6,000 gallons of water, while the Army supplied water from the wells on Fort Drum. This display of support showcased the spirit of the north country, with families taking care of families and people taking care of people.
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