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Watertown Council Adopts Noise Ordinance, Approves 4.5 Percent Water Rate Increase

WATERTOWN — July 14, 2026 — Watertown City Council adopts noise ordinance and 4.5 percent water rate hike while flagging a looming rate crisis. The council voted unanimously Monday to set water and sewer rates 4.5 percent higher for fiscal year 2027, but City Manager George Proakis and Director of

Watertown Council Adopts Noise Ordinance, Approves 4.5 Percent Water Rate Increase

WATERTOWN — July 14, 2026 — Watertown City Council adopts noise ordinance and 4.5 percent water rate hike while flagging a looming rate crisis. The council voted unanimously Monday to set water and sewer rates 4.5 percent higher for fiscal year 2027, but City Manager George Proakis and Director of

Watertown Marks CPA's 10th Year With Public Hearing

Watertown's Community Preservation Act is marking its tenth year with a public hearing for residents. The town-funded program, which supports open space, historic preservation, community housing and recreation projects through a dedicated tax surcharge, reaches the milestone as official…

Watertown Marks 10th Anniversary of Community Preservation Act

Watertown's Community Preservation Committee marks 10 years of the Community Preservation Act with a public hearing at the Watertown Free Public Library's Watertown Savings Bank Room. The 7 p.m. session invites residents to reflect on a decade of CPA-funded projects in town, with questi…

Watertown Youth Soccer opens fall in-town registration as travel signups close.

Watertown Youth Soccer has opened Fall 2026 in-town registration for players from Pre-K through grade 3 (Little Kickers and Skills programs), while registration for the fall BAYS travel program, open to players from grade 3 through high school, has now closed. The town's in-town program…

Watertown Schedules Hearing to Mark Decade of Preservation Act

Watertown marks 10 years of its Community Preservation Act with a public library hearing on the program's local impact. Town officials are inviting residents to the Watertown Free Public Library's Savings Bank Room for a 7 p.m. hearing reviewing a decade of CPA-funded affordable housing…

Watertown Condo Median Hits $770,000 as Six Sales Post Disclosed Prices in June

Fourteen deeds were recorded in Watertown between June 12 and July 11, 2026, but only six carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $413,000 at 56 Ralph St., Unit 3, to $1,065,000 at 29 Laurel St., Unit 29 -- the period's top transaction, conveyed by Laurel LLC to Joshua and Berit Gol…

Watertown Condo Median Hits $770,000 as Six Sales Post Disclosed Prices in June

Fourteen deeds were recorded in Watertown between June 12 and July 11, 2026, but only six carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $413,000 at 56 Ralph St., Unit 3, to $1,065,000 at 29 Laurel St., Unit 29 -- the period's top transaction, conveyed by Laurel LLC to Joshua and Berit Gol…

Watertown Planning Board Approves 66 Galen Street Life Science Building Sign Permit

WATERTOWN — July 8, 2026 — Watertown Planning Board approves 66 Galen Street life science building sign master plan on a 4-1 vote. The board conditionally approved a sign special permit for the 225,000-square-foot building at 66 Galen Street, home to three full-floor life science tenants — LabShares

Watertown Planning Board Approves 66 Galen Street Life Science Building Sign Permit

WATERTOWN — July 8, 2026 — Watertown Planning Board approves 66 Galen Street life science building sign master plan on a 4-1 vote. The board conditionally approved a sign special permit for the 225,000-square-foot building at 66 Galen Street, home to three full-floor life science tenants — LabShares

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