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Committee Unanimously Recommends Perrone, Nicholson for Council on Aging

Watertown's Committee on Human Services unanimously backed two Council on Aging candidates.

City Council_ Committee on Human Services · Meeting of June 23, 2026

Watertown's Committee on Human Services unanimously backed two Council on Aging candidates. The committee voted 3-0 on June 23 to recommend Phyllis Perrone, a frequent Senior Center user and former teacher, for appointment, and unanimously backed Ryan Nicholson for reappointment, both to terms expiring May 15, 2029. Ms.

Perrone expressed interest in expanding senior programming, particularly through targeted male participation and better engagement of younger seniors. Mr. Nicholson highlighted enthusiasm for the planned new senior center and serving the full age range of seniors.

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Source: the City Council_ Committee on Human Services meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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