LETTER: How Will Main St. Project Impact Post Office, The Square & Affordable Housing?

An illustration of the project at 104-126 Main St. submitted to the City. Designed by Icon Architecture.

By Linda ScottWatertown Resident

Well, next week is a big week for O’Connor Capital Partners and their project at 104-126 Main Street in Watertown Square. The Watertown Planning Board meeting is on Wednesday, April 12th at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chamber (second Floor) at City Hall (and remote), and it seems to me that it will sail right through the approval process. Then on to the Zoning Board to get their approval.

Kura Sushi Offers Anime Themed Prizes For Limited Time

The following announcement was provided by Kura Sushi:

Kura Sushi USA, Inc., a leading technology-enabled Japanese restaurant concept serving authentic Japanese cuisine through an engaging revolving sushi service model, is partnering for the second time with popular Japanese anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba for an all-new, limited-time Bikkura Pon collaboration!

Mural Coming to Watertown Square Celebrates Artist’s Love, Vision for His New Hometown

The mural, called “I See a Dream,” planned to be created on the wall outside CVS in Watertown Square by Amir Tabatabaei.

A large wall in the center of Watertown will get a bright new look when a local artist creates a mural inspired by his experience moving to his new hometown. The project will be the first public art for its creator since he emigrated from Iran.

This Week: Main St. Project at Planning Board, School Budget & Council Considers Linkage Fees

Charlie BreitroseWatertown’s City Hall.

There are some big meetings this week, including the first time a City board will consider the major mixed-use project on Main Street. The School Budget will be presented by the Superintendent which currently faces a deficit of nearly $1.4 million. And, the City Council will discuss the proposed linkage fees on developments to create affordable housing.