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City Officials and Residents Begin Process of Establishing Watertown’s First Human Rights Commission
WATERTOWN – The City Council’s Subcommittee on Rules & ordinances met on Tuesday, February 7th to begin discussions with the public about establishing a Human Rights Commission. The establishment of an HRC was one of about two-dozen changes made to the Home Rule Charter that took effect in 2022.
Watch the full meeting below:
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WCA-TV’s Youth Workshop is Back This Summer!
Aspiring filmmakers between the ages of 9 and 14 are welcomed to sign up for our two week Film Workshop this summer. This Workshop is FREE of charge to all students in Watertown thanks to a generous grant from the Watertown Cultural Council. We have a maximum capacity of 15 students. This Workshop will run…
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Guest of Honor Colonel J.D. Williams Reflects on Service and Sacrifice Ahead of Watertown’s Memorial Day Parade
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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…