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A Living Ceremonial Tree Takes Root at the Commander’s Mansion During Merry Mingle

By Daniel Carito | December 15, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown’s Merry Mingle returned to the Commander’s Mansion for its second year, featuring expanded programming and broader collaboration across city departments, local schools, and community partners. Organizers said the event—formerly known as the Whoville Jubilee—has continued to grow in both size and scope, transforming the historic mansion and its grounds into a hub…

Longtime Civic Advocate John Airasian Remembered for a Lifetime of Service

By Dan Hogan | November 20, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown is remembering one of its most dedicated civic leaders with the passing of longtime resident John S. Airasian, who died on November 5 at the age of 82. He was laid to rest on November 12 at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Airasian, who grew up on Oakley Road in East Watertown, was a…

Watertown Shortens Winter Parking Ban to Two Months; Snow-Emergency Fines Jump to $100

By Dan Hogan | November 20, 2025

WATERTOWN – The Watertown City Council has approved a temporary change to the city’s longstanding winter parking rules, shortening the overnight ban to just two months for the 2026 season. Effective Jan. 1 through March 1, the updated policy aims to provide relief during December’s heavy travel and school vacation weeks, while maintaining safety during…

Mount Auburn Cemetery Opens Two New Entrances, Expanding Access for Watertown

By Cal Benn | November 20, 2025

WATERTOWN – Mount Auburn Cemetery has officially opened two new pedestrian entrances along Grove Street— marking another major step toward expanding access to one of the region’s most cherished green spaces. The entrances are designed to reflect the cemetery’s dual identity as both a historic burial ground and a thriving arboretum, featuring nature-inspired forms and…

WCA-TV Announces Winter PSA Day!

By WCA-TV | November 12, 2025

WCA-TV’s PSA Day Returns This December! Watertown nonprofits and community organizations are invited to participate in WCA-TV’s seasonal PSA Day on December 12th, offering the opportunity to film a professional public service announcement at our studio. Simply come prepared with your script — WCA-TV will take care of the filming and editing. Completed PSAs will…

“The Light Between” Brings Interactive Light Art to Sullivan Park Nov 3–17

By Grace Patrone | November 6, 2025

WATERTOWN –Students from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design have transformed Sullivan Park with “The Light Between,” a two-week, site-specific light installation guided by Professor Elaine Buckholtz and introduced in Watertown by the Public Arts and Culture Committee. The temporary exhibit encourages visitors to sit, play and explore interactive light elements designed to inspire…

Watertown Police Partner with Historical Society on Calming Dairy Exhibit

By Cal Benn | November 6, 2025

WATERTOWN – A few months ago, officers from the Watertown Police Department reached out to the Historical Society of Watertown with an idea — could they collaborate on an exhibit to bring a calming, community-focused presence to the station lobby? The answer was a resounding yes. The result is a new display featuring historic photos,…

New Lowell Elementary Playground Opens After 8-Month Rebuild in Watertown

By Cal Benn | October 30, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown officially opened the redesigned playground and outdoor space at the Lowell Elementary School on October 24— and the kids’ voices were front and center in the plan. City staff, Recreation, and DPW teamed up to rebuild the play area, add a full basketball court, fresh landscaping, and inclusive features like a rotating…