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Committee Recommends Three Residents for City Board Appointments

Committee on Economic Development and Planning voted unanimously to recommend three residents for city boards. John G. Gannon (Chair), Vincent J. Piccirilli (Vice Chair), and Lisa J. Feltner (Secretary) backed all candidates without opposition in confirmation interviews.

City Council_ Committee on Economic Development and Planning · Meeting of June 22, 2026

WATERTOWN — Committee on Economic Development and Planning voted unanimously to recommend three residents for city boards. John G. Gannon (Chair), Vincent J.

Piccirilli (Vice Chair), and Lisa J. Feltner (Secretary) backed all candidates without opposition in confirmation interviews. Simone Worsdale, a Harvard Business School graduate with digital marketing experience, was recommended for the Cultural Council through May 15, 2027, replacing Nick Haddad.

Kevin Lee, an architect with 16 years of professional experience, was recommended for the Historical Commission through October 1, 2026, replacing Marilynne Roach. Phyllis Perrone, a four-year Cultural Council incumbent, was recommended for reappointment through May 15, 2029.

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Source: the City Council_ Committee on Economic Development and Planning meeting of June 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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