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💰 Watertown seeks extension of residential tax relief legislation
🌱 Lt. Governor highlights Watertown’s Farm to School program during Freight Farm visit
🏛️ New City Hall signage adds historical context to restored murals
❄️ Watertown Police Polar Plunge returns to Arsenal Yards
❤️ Valentine’s networking event brings nonprofits together at Branch Line
🎷 Chords & Cocktails jazz series continues at the Mosesian Center
🎙️ Mark Sideris discusses Flock cameras and city leadership on local podcast
🏀 Raiders basketball and hockey post mixed results

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Inside “Wicked Watertown” 2025: Haunted Mansion, Costumes & Community Fun

By Daniel Carito | October 30, 2025

WATERTOWN – Families packed the Commander’s Mansion on October 25 for a spooky community night featuring carnival games, arts & crafts, trick-or-treat goodie bags, a Halloween storytime from the Watertown Free Public Library, and the big attraction — a haunted house inside the mansion itself. 👻 Watertown Fire, the Mosesian Center for the Arts, and…

Growing Community: Watertown’s Arsenal Park Garden Thrives After Major Park Redesign

By Dan Hogan | October 25, 2025

WATERTOWN – The Watertown Community Garden at Arsenal Park has become a centerpiece of the city’s growing network of green spaces, offering residents a place to garden, learn, and connect while supporting local sustainability efforts. The Watertown Community Gardens program began in 2011 with small sites on Nichols Avenue and Grove Street. When the Grove…

Watertown’s Got Talent Shines at Arsenal Yards Showcase, Proceeds Benefit Community Foundation

By Daniel Carito | October 23, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown residents took the stage for the annual Watertown’s Got Talent competition at Arsenal Yards, featuring singers, musicians and performers of all ages. The event drew a packed crowd and ended with three finalists receiving top honors from a panel of judges. All proceeds from the event benefited the Watertown Community Foundation Recent…

Indigenous Peoples Day in Watertown: Art, Storytelling, and Community at Hosmer

By Cal Benn | October 16, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown marked Indigenous Peoples Day at Hosmer Elementary School with hands-on art, traditional Wampanoag song and dance, Indigenous authors, and local Native vendors. Organized by the Pigscusset Initiative, the event also previewed a story map tracing 10,000+ years of Indigenous history in the area, with plans to develop it into a walking tour.…

WCA-TV to Commemorate 20th Anniversary with Celebration & Fundraiser

By WCA-TV | September 29, 2025

WCA-TV is turning 20! We’re excited to announce our 20th Anniversary Celebration & Fundraiser on Thursday, December 4th! Join us as we celebrate two decades of community, connection, and creativity in media — and look ahead to the next 20 years. Save the date and follow our socials for more details coming soon!

Raiders Set to Kick Off 2025 Campaign With New Energy Under Second Year Coach

By Dan Hogan | September 4, 2025

WATERTOWN – The Watertown High School football team will take the field Friday night with renewed energy, confidence, and determination to build on the strides made at the end of last season. The Raiders open the 2025 campaign at Victory Field against Whittier Tech at 7 p.m., the first of three non-league games before the…

Watertown High School First in Nation to Pilot Phone-Blocking App

By Dan Hogan | August 29, 2025

WATERTOWN –When students return to Watertown High School this fall, they’ll encounter a new classroom routine unlike any other in the country. Instead of slipping their phones into a pouch or ignoring the teacher’s request to put them away, they’ll be asked to “tap in” at the classroom door. That single tap activates Doorman, a…

Residents Prioritize Nature and Access in First Walker Pond Workshop

By Cal Benn | August 26, 2025

WATERTOWN –Watertown opened public discussions on the future of Walker Pond on August 14, 2025, drawing several dozen residents to review baseline studies and share early priorities. The city’s consultant team presented environmental and site findings, noting that Walker Pond’s watershed spans roughly 87 acres—about 54 acres in Waltham and 33 in Watertown—and that runoff…

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