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A Pair of Watertown Homes Were Sold This Week
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A single-family home and a condo were sold this week. 97 Standish Road, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,554 sq. ft. Single Family, Sold : $1,175,000
53 Myrtle St. #53, 2 bedroom 3 bathroom 916 sq.
Watertown News (https://www.watertownmanews.com/category/more/page/78/)
A single-family home and a condo were sold this week. 97 Standish Road, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 2,554 sq. ft. Single Family, Sold : $1,175,000
53 Myrtle St. #53, 2 bedroom 3 bathroom 916 sq.
The following announcement was provided by Chabad Watertown:
Celebrate Chanukah with Us: Ice Menorah Lighting, Fire Show & Gelt Drop! Monday, Dec. 30th, 4-6 PM
In partnership with Arsenal Yards, we’re thrilled to invite you to our 3rd annual public menorah lighting ceremony and celebration! – A mesmerizing live fire dance performance
– Chanukah crafts for all ages
– Live music and festive vibes
– Complimentary treats to enjoy
– A Special Gelt Drop from the Watertown Fire Department
Where: Arsenal Yards Mall – Bond Square, 130 Arsenal Yards, Watertown, MA, 02472
RSVP TODAY Here
Sign ups for the Watertown Recreation Winter II Program begin on Jan. 3 at 6 p.m., including multiple activities for elementary school children and adults, and a program for middle schoolers. For PreK-5 the programs this session include kids test kitchen, all-sports, parent and me, Blue Belles baton twirling, archery, wrestling, robotics, engineering. Middle schoolers can participate in Python Pioneers. Adult programs include pickleball, volleyball, basketball, and archery.
The following announcement came from the Friends of Watertown Hockey:
Friends of Watertown Hockey invite you to Skate into 2025 on Wednesday, January 1, 2025 at the JAR (John A Ryan Rink), 1 Paramount Place, Watertown. Free Skate is from 1:15-2:45 p.m.Watertown/Wayland Hockey Game is from at 3 p.m.$10/person – $30/family – Cash or Venmo
We will be collecting canned goods and non-perishable items for the Watertown Food Pantry. Enjoy skating with family and friends then stay to watch the WHS/Wayland Boys Hockey game v. Waltham. Puck drops at 3 p.m.! All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Watertown residents can expect varied weather conditions heading into the New Year, with a mix of sunny days, rain, and cooler air mid-week. The forecast offers opportunities for outdoor activities during calm, sunny periods, but rain and potential icy conditions later in the week could create minor travel challenges. Thursday, December 26:Mostly sunny during the day, with a high near 37°F. Winds will remain calm, creating comfortable conditions for any post-holiday errands or outdoor activities. Clouds will gradually increase in the evening, with overnight lows around 21°F.
The Watertown Free Public Library’s Hatch Makerspace turns 10 years old, and there are several events planned to celebrate and create at the same time. See details in the information from Hatch below. Come celebrate with us! Starting 1/2: Sticker and Iron-On GiveawayPickup at Hatch, all agesCustomize your sticker or iron-on using Hatch’s tools
Starting 1/2: Hatch Makerspace Past / Present / Future DisplayAt the Library in the first floor lobby
Starting 1/2: “What do you make?” Community DisplayDraw or write what you like to make and add it to the display in the front windows of Hatch
Sunday, 1/12 | 10AM – 12PM Hatch Makerspace Open HouseAt Hatch, all ages
Saturday, 1/25 | 2-4 PM Hatch Makerspace Birthday ShowcaseAt the Library, with walking tours to HatchCome for the cake, stay for the inspirational projects!
The latest episode of Eye on Watertown, the podcast co-hosted by longtime Watertown resident Clyde Younger, focuses on two religious holidays which happen to overlap this year. See more information in the announcement below. Since Christmas and Hanukkah occurred on the same day this year we had a special Podcast to celebrate each Holidays. Hanukkah and Christmas has only occurred four other times in the last century or so. Since this is such a rare occurrence, we decided to invite a Rabbi and Minister or Priest to discuss their respective religions. We were unaware that both were on the same day; thus we we were late in extending the invitations. We were able to get Rabbi David; however, none from the Christian Faith.
The Christmas holiday will impact hours at for Watertown’s municipal facilities, including City Hall, the Library, the Senior Center and the Department of Public Works. See information below. Watertown City Hall
Closing at noon on Tuesday, Dec. 24
Closed Wednesday, Dec. 25
Watertown Free Public Library
Closing at noon Tuesday, Dec.