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Public Hearing Scheduled for Watertown’s Comcast Cable License Renewal

By WCA-TV | June 20, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown Cable Access Corp (WCA-TV) and the City of Watertown will be holding a Public Ascertainment Hearing on Tuesday, July 22nd at 6:00 PM in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. This hearing will take place in advance of formal negotiations with Comcast regarding the renewal of the city’s 10-year cable license,…

“Passage” Mural Unveiled on Watertown Greenway to Honor Arshile Gorky’s Legacy

By Cal Benn | June 16, 2025

WATERTOWN – A new mural honoring the life and legacy of Arshile Gorky now brings color and meaning to the Grove Street underpass on the Watertown-Cambridge Greenway. Titled “Passage” and created by artist Brandon Gaia Marshall, the artwork was officially unveiled during a June 10 reception co-hosted by the City of Watertown and Mount Auburn…

Watertown’s Night Herons Make Impressive Debut at Boston Dragon Boat Festival

By Daniel Carito | June 16, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown made waves at the 2025 Boston Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival with the debut of its first-ever team, the Night Herons. Organized by the Chinese American Association of Watertown, the team brought together residents from across the city to compete in one of the nation’s most storied cultural sporting events. The Night…

Mosesian Center for the Arts Marks 20 Years of Creativity and Community Impact

By Grace Patrone | June 6, 2025

WATERTOWN –The Mosesian Center for the Arts celebrated two decades of artistic excellence with a festive gala on May 22, honoring the Watertown institution’s profound impact on local culture, education, and performance. The celebration featured live performances, tributes from community leaders, and reflections on the Center’s evolution from a reimagined Watertown Arsenal space into a…

Watertown Pride Parade and Festival Unites Community in Celebration of Inclusion

By Cal Benn | June 6, 2025

WATERTOWN –Watertown burst into color and celebration on Sunday, June 1, as residents came together for the city’s annual Pride Parade and Festival. Lining Main Street and filling Saltonstall Park, the event featured music, performances, vendors, and vibrant displays of unity and visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. Recent Stories

Watertown Launches First-Ever Dragon Boat Team for Boston’s Annual Festival

By Dan Hogan | May 30, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown is making waves on the Charles River as it fields its first-ever team in the Boston Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival. The “Night Herons,” a new community crew formed through the Chinese American Association of Watertown, will join over 70 other teams in a high-energy, 500-meter sprint as part of the largest…

Public Works Director Tom Brady Unveils Vision for Infrastructure, Communication, and Accreditation

By Dan Hogan | May 30, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown’s new Director of Public Works, Tom Brady, made his first public appearance in the role during a special DPW Open House event—part of National Public Works Week. As residents toured city vehicles and learned about departmental services, Brady used the opportunity to introduce himself and outline his vision for Watertown’s future infrastructure…

Porchfest 2025 Fills Watertown with Music, Art, and Community Spirit

By Cal Benn | May 27, 2025

WATERTOWN – Watertown’s streets, parks, and porches were bursting with sound and celebration on Saturday, May 17 during the city’s second annual Porchfest. With over 150 performers spread across front yards, libraries, and open spaces, the event drew residents of all ages for a day of music, food, and creative connection. The festivities kicked off…