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Plans to turn the former Tufts Health Plan building into biotech lab and office space was approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals.
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the project that will renovate and add on to the former Tufts Health Care building on Mt. Auburn Street on Wednesday night.
Recent photos of the construction at Hosmer (left) and Cunniff elementary schools.
The construction of the new Cunniff and Hosmer elementary schools will be completed several months ahead of schedule.
A mural created on Melendy Avenue in 2015 is an example of public arts in Watertown.
A committee will be formed to help Watertown implement the Public Arts Master Plan, which received approval from the Town Council on Tuesday night.
UPDATE: All the appointments for this vaccine clinic have been filled.
The Watertown Health Department announced that it will host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic for Watertown seniors age 65 and older.
The following announcement was provided by Waltham/Watertown Youth Lacrosse:
Registration for Waltham/Watertown Boys Youth Lacrosse is open! We are looking for new and experienced players from grades K-8 to join the Waltham/Watertown Lacrosse community.
Watertown’s COVID-19 cases dropped for the third straight week, while vaccines have been made available only through the state’s vaccination locations.
The Watertown Recreation Department is offering sports programs, science lessons and crafts during the Winter II session, which starts Feb. 22.
The Watertown Senior Center provided the following information:
The following information was provided by the Watertown Police Department.
One property sold this week in Watertown.
An empty Watertown High Gym does not have the same feel as a rowdy TD Garden, but Saturday’s Middlesex League Boys Basketball Championship on Saturday had a special feel for the victorious Raiders.
Hollywood star George Clooney was spotted in Watertown this week working on his latest film.