Fourteen Watertown property transfers were recorded between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only six carried a sale price so far, ranging from $530,000 to $1,735,000 with a median of $731,250. The top sale was a $1,735,000 condominium at 273 Edenfield Ave., followed by a $1,200,000 sale on Fayette
Watertown council weighs financing plan for new middle school amid debt concerns. From our own coverage: Council weighs financing plan for new middle school; School Committee weighs pay raise for retiring superintendent. Also in today's brief (5 items): Watertown biotech lands $150 mill…
Watertown's Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee moved to press the City Council on snow-removal enforcement and a lower speed limit.
Watertown's Conservation Commission pressed city officials over an unauthorized shed built inside Arsenal Park's protected buffer.
Watertown's library board heard that the library will relaunch with a self-service "open hold" checkout system when it reopens October 14.
Watertown's City Council voted 8-0 to authorize a $110 million middle school project to go to bid.
Human Rights Commission identified eight priority community-engagement topic areas.
Watertown's School Committee weighed a raise for its retiring superintendent after parents demanded faster fixes to special education failures. Dr.
Gov. Healey declares energy emergency, opens $680 heating oil rebate for Massachusetts households. From our own coverage: Watertown home sales ranged from $530,000 to $1.3 million. Also in today's brief (3 items): State heating oil rebate opens for income-eligible households; Watertown …
This week's Watertown obituary roundup carries one notice: Mahoney, Marjorie Ann ("Margie"), 85, who was born and raised in Watertown before later living in West Newton and Waltham. She died October 3, 2026, under hospice care at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, with her son and daughter at h…