Watertown recorded 13 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19. Seven carried a sale price so far, ranging from $515,000 to $910,000 with a median of $750,000; the other six await pricing at the registry. The period's top sale was 69 Hillside Rd at $910,000, sold to a buyer recorded as
Weston's varsity soccer team traveled to Watertown for a non-conference match Saturday evening. Watertown Patch's Saturday newsletter, "2026 Autumnal Equinox Is Tuesday; When It Will Feel Like Fall In MA," flagged that fall officially arrives Tuesday, September 22, with warmer late-summ…
The Watertown Stormwater Advisory Committee reviewed seven active town drainage projects and disclosed a monitoring data gap tied to a lapsed testing contract.
The Watertown Licensing Board voted to restore 1 a.m. as the standard bar closing time, reversing a midnight cutoff set earlier. Chair Sandra Kasabian Hoffman and members John Labadini and Jim Secricus unanimously approved the change after finding no record of problems tied to later hours.
Watertown's Community Preservation Committee reviewed a $6 million request to help buy and build 49 affordable apartments at 108 Water Street, with a vote planned for October 15.
Watertown's Commission on Disability reviewed a year of 311 data showing 244 ADA-flagged complaints and approved its August minutes.
Watertown's School Building Committee approved $1.8 million in high school invoices and a drainage and safety change order.
Watertown Board of Health confirms tobacco sale to a minor, approves biotech lab permit and backyard hens.
The Watertown Affordable Housing Trust accepted $384,103 in-lieu payment for 6 and 12-14 Church Hill Street. Trustee Zoe Weinrobe raised concerns that the city's in-lieu calculations do not account for actual affordable housing construction costs, which run roughly double the city requirement.
Watertown's Committee on Economic Development and Planning voted unanimously to send a revised demolition delay ordinance to the City Council for a first reading.