Posts by Dan Hogan
WCA-TV’s Government Channel Changes for Comcast Users
WATERTOWN – Due to changes made by Comcast, WCA-TV’s Government Channel has moved from channel 99 to channel 22 for Watertown Comcast subscribers. The Education and Public channels are unchanged. RCN subscribers are also unaffected by the change. Comcast Channels:Education: 8Public: 9Government: 22 RCN Channels:Education: 13Public: 3Government: 15 Recent Stories
Read MoreNew Watertown Fitness Studio Offers Pilates, Yoga, and Personal Training
Watertown -Originally from California, Karina Bergevin and her family now call Watertown home. In January of this year, Karina opened up her own business Owl Fitness Studio at 468 Main Street in Watertown. In September, Karina officially celebrated the grand opening of her new studio. She spoke with WCN about what Owl Fitness offers and…
Read MoreRaiders Report | Field Hockey Can’t Be Stopped, Football Shutout at Home, Soccer Night in Belmont
WATERTOWN – In this week’s Raiders report, the football team gets shutout at home, the Marauders get some payback against the Raiders in the eighth annual Soccer Night in Belmont, and the field hockey team simply can’t be stopped. Recent Stories
Read MoreWatertown Library’s Collective Memory Project Gives a New Look at City’s Past and Present
The following press release was provided by the Watertown Free Public Library WATERTOWN – In the fall of 2021, Watertown Free Public Library staff began asking community members to go through their albums, scroll through their phones, and share three personal photographs that represent “you, your family, or your connection to Watertown.” Each photograph was…
Read MoreWatertown’s Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration to Feature Music, Dancing, Storytelling, and Crafts
The following press release was provided by the Pigsgusset Initiative Watertown – Watertown’s 2nd celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day will be held on Sunday, 10/1/23, from 1:30 to 5:00 PM at the Hosmer Elementary School, 1 Concord Road, Watertown, MA. The free event will feature Indigenous musicians, artists and vendors. Performers include: Nettukkusqk Singers, a…
Read MoreOrganizations, Schools, and Residents Invited to Apply for Cultural Grants
The following press release was provided by the Watertown Cultural Council Watertown – The Watertown Cultural Council (WCC) seeks new grant proposals from organizations, schools, and individuals who wish to provide arts, humanities and interpretive science programs for the Watertown community in 2023-24. Proposals for community-oriented arts, humanities, and interpretive science projects are due October…
Read MoreArmenian Museum Offering Free Admission and Hosting Panel of Esteemed Artists During Upcoming Weekend
The following press release was provided by the Armenian Museum of America Watertown – The Armenian Museum of America will host a series of programs the weekend of September 23-24 highlighted by an artist panel discussing Ara Oshagan’s “Disrupted, Borders” exhibition currently showing in the Museum’s contemporary galleries. The event will bring Oshagan together with curator Ryann…
Read MoreItalian Restaurant “Bar ‘Cino” Opens in Watertown Square
The following press release was provided by Bar ‘Cino WATERTOWN – Newport Restaurant Group, the Rhode–Island based and 100 percent employee–owned hospitality group that operates a collection of restaurants and properties across New England, today opens Bar ‘Cino in Watertown. Derived from vicino, the Italian word for “neighbor”, the new Bar ‘Cino is nestled in the heart of Watertown Square…
Read MorePopular Food Festival Returning to Arsenal Yards, Ticket Sales to Benefit Watertown Community Foundation
The following press release was provided by Arsenal Yards WATERTOWN – In the mood for food? Arsenal Yards, Watertown’s most vibrant neighborhood from Boylston Properties and Wilder, is thrilled to announce the return of the Stick A Fork In It! Food Festival. Inviting the community to round up their foodie friends and family for an around–the–world–style soirée,…
Read MoreWatertown Housing Authority Director Takes on Leading Role in National Public Housing Organization
WATERTOWN – Back in June, Watertown Housing Authority Executive Director Michael Lara was voted as the next President of the Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO). Michael becomes the 31st president of MassNAHRO. While serving in this new role, he will continue leading the Watertown Housing Authoirty. Recent Stories
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