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Watertown Field Hockey Holds Off Newburyport, Wins 21st State Title in Program History
WATERTOWN – The record-setting shutout streak may have come to an end, but the stiff competition provided by the Newburyport Clippers didn’t faze coach Eileen Donahue’s squad. The Watertown high school field hockey team held off a strong Clippers attack and came away with a narrow 4-3 win in the Massachusetts Division 3 state championship game on Saturday night. For the 21st time in program history and for the third year in a row, the Raiders are champions.
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Guest of Honor Colonel J.D. Williams Reflects on Service and Sacrifice Ahead of Watertown’s Memorial Day Parade
WATERTOWN – As Watertown prepares for its 2025 Memorial Day Parade, the city will be joined by a distinguished guest of honor: Colonel J.D. Williams, a retired Marine Corps intelligence officer and recent Watertown resident. In an in-depth interview with Patrick George, the city’s Veterans Services Officer, Williams shared reflections on his 30-year military career,…
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Boston Renegades Mark 25 Years of Inclusive Baseball
WATERTOWN – The Boston Renegades, New England’s first competitive blind and visually impaired adult sports team, recently celebrated their 25th anniversary with a public media day at Filippello Park. The team, which plays an adaptive version of baseball known as “beep ball,” has practiced in Watertown for nearly two decades. Beep baseball uses audible balls…
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Project Save Celebrates 50 Years of Preserving Armenian Photo Archives
WATERTOWN – Project Save, a nonprofit organization based in Watertown, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special presentation at the Watertown Free Public Library. Founded in 1975, the organization has become the largest photo archive dedicated to documenting the Armenian experience, with over 100,000 images preserved. The anniversary event on April 30 featured a…