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Elkus Manfredi ArchitectsA view from Water Street of the life sciences building at 66 Galen St. A prominent life science building on Galen Street Watertown has signed two tenants, developers announced on Friday. LifeMine Therapeutics will lease the fourth floor of 66 Galen, a 225,000 sq. ft. life science lab building on the Southside of Watertown.
See all the open houses around town this weekend. 106 Fayette St. #106, $1,249,000, 4 bedroom 4 bathroom 2,621 sq. ft. Townhouse, Open house: Sunday, Oct.
The following information was provided by the Watertown Police Department. Sept. 24, 10:30 a.m.: A resident received a call from someone claiming to be a representative from MasterCard and that the person had unclaimed property. The resident was asked for personal information. Afterward, the resident realized it was a scam.
Belle’s Burgers announces it will take over the Wild Willy’s location in Watertown. (Photo from Belle’s Burgers’ Facebook page)
A favorite spot for burgers in Watertown will continue to be a burger joint, but will have a new brand. Wild Willy’s has become Belle’s Burgers and Ice Cream. Belle’s promoted the change on its Facebook page (formerly the Wild Willy’s Watertown page) saying that they will have “Same Great Food, Same Great Staff.” The Wild Willy’s website has a message saying that the restaurant at 46 Arsenal Street is no longer affiliated with Wild Willy’s.
The Rotary Club of Watertown served up hundreds of older residents at the 2024 Senior Citizen Cook Out. (Photo by Charlie Breitrose)
Hundreds of older Watertown residents came together on a recent Sunday for an afternoon of food, entertainment, a raffle and more at the Rotary Club’s Senior Citizen Cook Out. The Sons of Italy Hall filled up with people looking forward to having a hamburger, hot dog, pizza, or many other treats provided by local restaurants and organizations. While they enjoyed their meal, seniors listened to music provided by DJ Rich Picceri and enjoyed several performances by dancers from the Mass Motion School of Dance. Dancers from Mass Motion School of Dance perform at the Watertown Rotary Senior Citizen Cook Out.
A single family, a two family and a condo were sold this week in Watertown. 72 Bradford Road, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,278 sq. ft. 2 Family, Sold: $1,175,000
10 Williams St. APT 83, 2 bedroom 2 bathroom 1,080 sq.
Ai3 ArchitectsA rendering of the designs for the new Watertown High School viewed from Columbia Street. The City Council joined the people submitting suggested names for facilities at the new Watertown High School by submitting the name of the man who enabled the City of Watertown to build the new school without a tax increase. On Tuesday, the City Council voted to allow City Council President Mark Sideris to send a letter on behalf of the Council suggesting that the auditorium be named after former Town and City Manager Michael Driscoll. “I do think it is appropriate for a number of reasons,” Sideris said. “Michael Driscoll was the author of many of the things that went on in this community and the new high school, as well as the two new elementary schools, would not be going on right now if not for his guidance to this Council and the community and the School Committee on how to approach this.”
There are tons of open houses this weekend around Watertown. 19 Garfield St., $2,750,000, 6 bedroom 6 bathroom 6,274 sq. ft. Single Family, Open house: Sunday, Sept. 29 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
63 Bradford Road #B, $930,000, 3 bedroom 3 bathroom 1,289 sq.