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Watertown Veterans Officer Highlights Events and Key Resources for Veterans Day
WATERTOWN, MA – In the lead-up to Veterans Day, the Watertown Free Public Library and Veterans Services office are working together to honor local veterans, offering resources and hosting events to deepen the community’s understanding of veterans’ contributions and unique experiences. Key highlights include a Veterans Day breakfast, a curated reading list on military life,…
Read MoreRecreation, Planning Officials Share Redesign Plans for Three Watertown Parks
WATERTOWN, MA – The city of Watertown has announced plans for the redesign and improvement of three local parks: How Park, Bemis Park, and Sullivan Park. The initiative aims to enhance these recreational spaces and increase accessibility for residents. Recently, community members were invited to provide input on the proposed designs during an event held…
Read MoreUPDATE: EVENT POSTPONED | Watertown State of the City Broadcasting LIVE from WCA-TV!
UPDATE as of 9/3/24: The State of the City address scheduled for September 4th, 2024 has been postponed. No rescheduled date has been announced at this time. Stay tuned for updates. The Watertown State of the City address will be broadcasted live from WCA-TV’s studio on September 4, 2024 from 6:00 -7:30pm. City Council President…
Read MoreFrom Camp Counselor to Director of Recreation: Peter Centola Looks Back at Career that Spanned Decades
Watertown – Peter Centola, who started working for the city of Watertown in the 1970s as a camp counselor before being named Director of Recreation in 2009, looks back at his career that spanned nearly five decades and featured numerous achievements along the way. Recent Stories
Read MoreWatertown Kicks Off Pride Month with Parade and Festival
Watertown – Watertown kicked off Pride Month on Sunday, June 2nd with a parade from Moxley Park to Saltonstall Park that was followed by a festival with entertainment, community booths, art displays, and much more. Recent Stories
Read MoreA Small “Microforest” will be Planted at a Watertown Elementary School Later This Year
WATERTOWN – This fall, a small “mini-forrest” will be planted at Watertown’s Lowell Elementary School. The initiative is backed by the City of Watertown and Watertown Public Schools in cooperation with local groups Trees for Watertown, Forests for Watertown, and Watertown Community Gardens. On April 30th, 2024, organizers held a community information at Lowell Elementary…
Read MoreCouncil on Aging Grant Will Help Watertown Seniors Easily Make Calls for Rides and Other Services
WATERTOWN – The Watertown Department of Senior Services has received a transportation grant that will help residents use a new rideshare service. GoGo Grandparent will allow seniors to call for rides, get groceries delivered, get work done around the house, and more with a simple phone call. Residents can learn more about this service during…
Read MoreCity Plans to Add Six New Pickleball Courts at Watertown’s Filippello Park
Watertown – The City of Watertown is working to accommodate the fast growing sport in the country. In the fall of 2023, 99 residents signed up to participate in the Watertown Recreation Department’s pickleball league. But with only one court in town, things got a little crowded. During a community meeting on February 20th, recreation…
Read MoreFree Health and Wellness Fair for Senior Citizens Happening This Week
Watertown – The City of Watertown’s Department of Senior Services is offering a free Health & Wellness Fair to all senior citizens on Wednesday, November 15th from 12:00pm to 3:00pm at the Commander’s Mansion, located at 440 Talcott Avenue in Watertown. Schedule of Presentations12pm Watertown Senior Services – Welcome Intro ~ 12:10p12:15pm Watertown Council on…
Read MoreLearn About Serving on Watertown’s First Human Rights Commission During Upcoming Event
The following press release was provided by World in Watertown Watertown – The City of Watertown is currently seeking applicants to serve on its newly formed Human Rights Commission. The Human Rights Commission will educate the community about human rights, build connections across the City to prevent and address discrimination, and provide support and resources to…
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