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Historic Photo Returns to Watertown’s Shutt Detachment Marine Corps League
WATERTOWN – A powerful reunion between past and present took place on May 7, when the Historical Society of Watertown returned a nearly century-old photograph to the Shutt Detachment Marine Corps League on Mount Auburn Street. The black-and-white image, taken on November 11, 1930, captures the original unveiling of the World War I memorial in…
Read MoreInside Watertown’s New High School: A Cutting-Edge Space for Hands-On Learning
WATERTOWN – From geothermal wells to glass-wrapped classrooms, Watertown’s new high school is more than just a building—it’s a living model of sustainable design, advanced learning spaces, and community connection. In a documentary-style video premiered at Watertown’s Community STEM Night on April 29th, viewers are taken inside the new Watertown High School, now under construction…
Read MoreInside Addgene: The Watertown Nonprofit Powering Breakthroughs in Biotech
WATERTOWN – In a world where scientific collaboration is more crucial than ever, one Watertown-based nonprofit is playing a quiet but powerful role in advancing global research. Addgene, located just steps from Arsenal Yards, is a life science repository that provides critical materials to scientists around the world—most notably, plasmids, small DNA molecules essential to…
Read MoreBoston Gold Kings Capture Championship in Thrilling 5–4 Win Over Salem
WATERTOWN – In a game packed with goals, grit, and drama, the Boston Gold Kings capped off a storybook season by defeating the top-seeded Salem Sasquatch, 5–4, to win the Power Play Senior Hockey League championship Saturday night at John A. Ryan Arena in Watertown. The Gold Kings, seeded third in the four-team league, swept…
Read MoreWatertown Students Innovate and Compete in Robotics Season
WATERTOWN – The Watertown High School Robotics Team, the KwarQs, is off to a strong start in this year’s ocean-themed competition, “Reefscape.” Their robot is designed to place PVC pipes onto artificial coral reefs while clearing obstacles like oversized kickballs, representing algae. At the recent Greater Boston District event, the team finished 6th out of…
Read MoreWatertown Residents Find Their Voice Through Podcasting
WATERTOWN – Podcasting is on the rise in Watertown, with local residents stepping up to the microphone to share stories, insights, and a bit of humor. Covering everything from history to real estate, these homegrown podcasts are gaining traction—and with resources available at WCA-TV, more voices may soon join the mix. One of those voices…
Read MoreBoston Gold Kings Hockey Offers Unique Experience for Fans, Opportunities for Players
WATERTOWN – The Boston Gold Kings, part of the Power Play Senior Hockey League (PPSHL), play at John Ryan Arena in Watertown and provide former junior and college players with an opportunity to continue playing competitive hockey. Originally spanning multiple states, the league has since consolidated into four teams within Massachusetts, with plans to expand.…
Read MoreWCA-TV Opens 2025 Scholarship Applications for WHS Seniors
WATERTOWN – The WCA-TV Board of Directors and Executive Director Andrea Santopietro are proud to officially open the application process for the Watertown Cable Access Scholarship for the Class of 2025. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS is APRIL 18th, 2025. (2) Scholarships are available for $500 each. Eligibility is open to any graduating student of the Class…
Read MoreSchool Committee Update: $495K Budget Deficit, Contract Talks, and Cell Phone Task Force
WATERTOWN, MA – Watertown Public Schools leaders are facing a busy start to 2025, with budget challenges, contract negotiations, and policy updates dominating discussions at the latest School Committee meeting. School Committee Chair Kendra Foley provided updates on the district’s financial outlook, revealing a projected $495,000 deficit for Fiscal Year 2026. The shortfall is largely…
Read MoreWatertown Police Department Expands Support Services with Facility Dog Wyatt
WATERTOWN, MA –The Watertown Police Department has officially welcomed a new four-legged officer to the force, but his job isn’t about law enforcement—it’s about comfort. Wyatt, a two-year-old trained facility dog, has joined the department to provide emotional support to officers, city employees, and the community. Wyatt is partnered with Officer Kyle Rooney, an eight-year…
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