WCES Calendar

Here you will find information about upcoming WCES Events, WCES Task Force Meetings, and Other Events (when applicable) you may be interested in.

WCES also maintains an email newsletter listing all meetings and events. Messages are sent out approximately bimonthly. Email us your contact information to receive these regular updates.

WCES Events

Monthly Peace Vigil
Third Saturday of each month
Watertown Square
11:00 AM - 12 Noon
Next Vigil:
March 20

Let Us Remember and Respond! We are fighting two wars in which thousands of US soldiers have died or been wounded and hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians have been killed and wounded. We are spending BILLIONS on these wars while teachers are not hired, houses are not built, and families go without food, shelter, and healthcare; and an economic depression brings more and more unemployment, foreclosures, and despair.

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Annual Garden Tour
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Watch this spot for details and a downloadable map of the tour!






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Town-Wide Yard Sale, Donation, and Recycling Event
Saturday, May 15
Watch this spot for details!

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WCES Task Force Meetings

Environmental Task Force
Meets at 7:30 PM on the second Monday of each month

Climate Change Task Force is underway!
Next Meeting: March 9, 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Wainwright Bank, Community Room, One Church Street, Watertown

The Climate Change Task Force works solely on Global Warming. WCES member Peter Brooks heads up this effort. For information about meeting dates and times, please contact Peter.

Click here to see minutes of the latest meetings of both the Environmental and Climat Change Task Forces.



Justice with Peace Task Force
Meets the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM

Please contact Tony Palomba (617-279-2240 x 285) for location details and agenda items.

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Other Events of Interest to WCES members

Daniel Ellsberg on Obama's National Security Agenda: A Critique
Saturday, April 10, time and location TBD
Watch this spot for details, AND for updates contact:
American Friends Service Committee, 617-661-6130 ext. 119
or email Joseph Gerson

Daniel Ellsberg, best known for his courageous effort to end the Vietnam War by making the Pentagon's secret history of the War public, has long been a trenchant critic of US foreign and military policies. Ellsberg will visit Boston for the launch of the film The Most Dangerous Man.