Articles by Pam Phillips

Mount Auburn Cemetery is looking for buyers for a parcel of land on Grove Street. Much of the area is currently occupied by a parking lot for Mount Auburn Hospital. The Grove Street location of […]

The Massachusetts Safe Communities Coalition, MIRA, and other organizations announce the biggest mobilization yet for the Safe Communities Act: On Friday, Jan 24, the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security will hold a […]

For our monthly meeting in December, Watertown Citizens will consider the question of whether Watertown should become a Bee City. Town after town in Massachusetts is taking action to protect pollinators. Watertown has long had […]

Watertown Citizens for Black Lives will be hold a book discussion of The 57 Bus by Dashka Slater. This award-winning YA book came out in 2017 about an event that happened on the 57 bus […]

Please join the Watertown Faces Climate Change working group in supporting the Student Strike Activities and Climate Action Week Friday, September 20 – Friday, September 27 YOU CAN MEET UP WITH THE WATERTOWN CONTINGENT FRI […]

Our next monthly meeting of Watertown Citizens for Peace, Justice, and the Environment will feature a special topic. Louise Enoch, a member of the Watertown for Black Lives working group, will give a presentation and […]

To celebrate Pollinator Week, Pam Phillips from Friends of Bees will lead a Bee Safari at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Pollination is about more than honeybees! Many of our insect pollinators are easily overlooked, but beautiful […]