Articles
It’s Possible to move off of gas and oil.
Brookline and Cambridge are taking bold steps to power new homes with renewables. Watertown Faces Climate is exploring options and looking for ways we can move in the same direction.
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Videos
The Elephant in the Room: Pentagon Spending and the Presidential Election
The United States spends monstrous amounts of money on its military each year. The FY2019 National Defense Budget reached a staggering $716 billion and the FY2020 military budget will end up costing taxpayers between $738 […]
Videos
Watertown’s hidden wetlands…
Watertown’s hidden wetlands could be Possible Community Preservation Projects. Here’s a virtual tour of Watertown’s hidden wetlands. What opportunities do you see for protecting these places? Hidden Wetlands
Past Events
Local Filmmaker Yaren Kose
FEB. 19: OUR FEBRUARY MONTHLY MEETING – FILMAKER YAREN KOSE Join us for a Special Documentary Presentation on migrant camps on the Greek Island of Lesvos. This short film was made on-site by Turkish video-producer […]
Past Events
A Conversation about Immigration
FEB. 20 6PM: A Conversation about Immigration in Our Cities, Towns & Courts Across Middlesex County On Thursday February 20, from 6:00 pm -7:30 PM Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Representative Jonathan Hecht, Chief Michael […]
Past Actions
Community Preservation Survey
Watertown’s Community Preservation Committee wants to hear from you! You can provide guidance and creative ideas for the best ways to provide community housing, fund historic preservation, and protect open space and outdoor recreation. […]
Past Events
Fostering an Inclusive & Welcoming Watertown
FEB. 6: Fostering an Inclusive & Welcoming Watertown:A Facing History & Ourselves Conversation This year Watertown Public Schools has partnered with Facing History & Ourselves to provide our faculty with new opportunities for important learning […]