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Watertown Police Polar Plunge Raises $14,000 for Special Olympics at Arsenal Yards

By Dan Hogan | February 13, 2026

WATERTOWN – Snow flurries and below-freezing temperatures greeted dozens of plungers Saturday as the Watertown Police Department hosted its second annual Polar Plunge at Arsenal Yards, raising more than $14,000 for Special Olympics Massachusetts. Participants jumped into “Bear Force One,” a 33-foot mobile pool filled with 2,800 gallons of icy water, in support of inclusive…

New City Hall Signage Adds Historical Context To Restored Paintings

By Dan Hogan | February 6, 2026

WATERTOWN – New interpretive signs are now on display in the foyer of Watertown City Hall, providing historical context and background information for two restored paintings that depict key moments in the town’s history. The signs were installed following the restoration and reinstallation of the paintings in November 2024. The project was funded through the…

Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll Highlights Watertown Farm-to-School Program During Local Visit

By Dan Hogan | February 6, 2026

WATERTOWN – Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll visited Watertown on Thursday to highlight the city’s farm-to-school initiatives, touring a high-tech freight farm and meeting with students and educators involved in year-round food production and sustainability efforts. Driscoll began her visit at the freight farm located outside the Phillips Administration Building, where she spoke with Watertown…

Raiders Report: Basketball Roundup, Hockey Update, and Dan Hogan’s Super Bowl LX Prediction

By Dan Hogan | February 6, 2026

WATERTOWN – Watertown teams saw a busy week across multiple sports. The Raiders boys basketball team earned a 76–43 non-league win over Community Academy of Health and Science before returning to league play, where they fell to Stoneham in the opening game of a basketball doubleheader. The girls closed the night with a 48–33 win…

Actors’ Shakespeare Project Opens Little Women at Mosesian Center for the Arts

By Dan Hogan | February 3, 2026

Article by Mina Rose Morales. WATERTOWN – “Actors’ Shakespeare Project produces “Little Women” at Watertown’s Mosesian Center for the Arts Feb. 5—March 1, offering New England’s audiences a fun, new play adaptation of the classic story. The theater company, founded in 2004, started as an itinerant company moving from place to place, primarily in greater…

Raiders Report: Buzzer-Beater Basketball, Bounce-Back Hockey Win & Gold Kings Clash

By Dan Hogan | January 30, 2026

WATERTOWN – A dramatic finish on the hardwood and a full slate of hockey headlined a busy stretch for Watertown teams. The Raiders girls basketball team pulled out a thrilling overtime win on Friday night, capped by a buzzer-beating layup in a tightly contested doubleheader at Watertown High School. The boys followed with a tough…

Watertown Unity Breakfast Links MLK’s Legacy to Student Voices, Immigrant Support

By Dan Hogan | January 23, 2026

Article by Mina Rose Morales. WATERTOWN –The Watertown community celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day at its 26th Annual Unity Breakfast, embracing a message of hope and unity despite current local and national challenges. Newly elected City Council Member Theophilus Offei hosted the event and highlighted Watertown’s rich diversity and commitment to welcoming all people. He…

Mosesian Center for the Arts Launches Inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program

By Cal Benn | January 20, 2026

WATERTOWN – Community members and artists gathered Jan. 8 at the Mosesian Center for the Arts to mark the launch of the organization’s inaugural Artist-in-Residence program, an initiative designed to support emerging and mid-career artists while strengthening ties between creative work and the Watertown community. The reception introduced the first cohort of artists selected for…