The Watertown Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved special permits for renovations at 48-50 California Street and 60 Catherine Road after reorganizing its leadership.
The Watertown City Council voted unanimously to seek special state legislation preserving a tax exemption for the Willow Park affordable housing project.
The Watertown Public Arts and Culture Committee elected Erin as its new chair and voted to fund up to $8,000 for a Prospect Street mural, contingent on wall repairs.
The Watertown Human Rights Commission voted 5-0 to approve an $800 budget for its Human Rights Day event on December 10 at Hosmer Elementary School.
Watertown's Environment and Energy Efficiency Committee heard that the city's "Skip the Stuff" ordinance takes effect next month, ending automatic plastic utensils and condiments with takeout orders.
Watertown's Commission on Disability voted to authorize up to $800 for a Nov. 4 disability-awareness event co-hosted by the Watertown Free Public Library and World in Watertown.
The Watertown Senior Center Building Committee voted 7-1 to hire EDM Studio over rival firm BH+A to run the town's senior center feasibility study.
Watertown's Committee on Public Works backed a $3 million loan order for 2027 road construction while flagging unresolved gaps in the city's street-rebuild backlog.
Watertown's Stormwater Advisory Committee flagged a rotted 48-inch drainpipe on Morton Street and mapped a new outreach push.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved an all-alcohol and common victualer's license transfer to a new restaurant called Kiln Tide at 643-649 Mount Auburn Street.
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