On April 8, Councillor Piccirilli chaired a meeting with the DPW to discuss recycling efforts in Watertown. The town’s contract with Republic haulers ends June 30, 2022, which gives us time to look at both […]
Members of WFCC have begun to monitor the climate impact of the many new buildings being planned for Watertown. In March, we attended a presentation on the development of the Watertown Arsenal complex by Alexandria […]
Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice & Environment Minutes: Monthly Meeting Feb 17 , 2020 via Zoom Attending: Kathy Button, Holly Carroll Cachimuel, Diane Crowley, Chuck Dickinson, Nicole Gardner, Liz Goss, Linda Grant, Munch Grogan, Tod […]
Last Spring the MBTA proposed replacing the route 71 and 73 trolley buses with overnight-charging (ONC) battery-electric buses that use diesel for heating. Replacing these buses with ONC buses does nothing to address two goals […]
On February 10th WFCC members attended a meeting that Representative Steve Owens organized to educate people about the replacement of aging MBTA buses. Jarred Johnson, Executive Director of TransitMatters reviewed the options the MBTA has […]
Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice & Environment Minutes: Monthly Meeting January 20 , 2021 via Zoom Attending: Sharon Bauer, Kathy Button, Nicole Gardner, Brian Garvey, Jacqui Gross, Tod Gross, Cole Harrison, Sue Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin, Ben […]
Watertown Town Council will vote on a Declaration of a Climate Emergency on March 9. The Watertown Climate Summit brought together 4 groups that have the Climate Crisis as a prominent focus of their groups […]
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