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FREE TALK AT WATERTOWN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Housed at Tufts University, the African American Trail project aims to develop African American historical memory and intergenerational connections through research, exhibits, and community engagement. Ultimately, it places […]

Pilgrim Nuclear Plant is closing  in May but it won’t close safely unless we stay active and alert. Congress and state legislatures are voting to subsidize failing nuclear plants.  There is no place for endlessly […]

RECONCILIATION & RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: HEALING, TEACHING & LEARNING An evening with Tina Chéry, Founder of the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute in Boston Chaplain Clementina M. Chéry founded the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute in 1994 after […]

  Watertown Celebrates Annual Unity Breakfast On Monday, January 21, 2019 Watertown will celebrate its nineteenth Unity Breakfast on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The event brings together hundreds of people, representing Watertown’s diverse population, […]

Come learn about the work of the Refugee Support Group. Please RSVP to Sue-Ellen at seht128@gmail.com for the location of the next meeting.

Come learn about the work of Watertown Citizens, hear from our working groups, and meet with great neighbors in Watertown.  This month we will discuss why it is difficult to talk about US militarism.  

Watertown’s urban forest needs your help! Can you join Trees for Watertown for a postcard-writing party next Thursday? Planning for a healthy future urban forest is tremendously important as our city prepares for the effects […]