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Mosesian Center for the Arts Announces Inaugural Artist-in-Residence Cohort for 2026

By Guest Writer | 23 hours ago

Lyrical Faith was selected as the Mosesian Center for the Arts’ Ignite Fellow, one of the first group of Artists in Residence.

The following announcement was provided by the Mosesian Center for the Arts:

The Mosesian Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the selected artists for its 2026 Artist-in-Residence Program, including the inaugural Ignite Fellow and the newly created Emerging Artist at Mosesian Arts award. This cohort of artists will be in residence during the Winter and Spring 2026 sessions, bringing a wide range of creative practices to MCA’s studios and engaging the community through public programs and events.

Winter Parking Ban Goes Into Effect Jan. 1, See Off-Street Parking Options

The Winter Parking Ban will be in effect starting on January 1, 2026. The City has options for off-street parking in municipal owned lots. See information provided by the City of Watertown, below.

A Trip to Armenia Inspired Watertown Native’s First Novel

Cris Patvakanian wrote “In the Shadow of Mount Khustup” after visiting Armenia in 2023.

A trip to his homeland of Armenian in 2023 changed Cris Patvakanian’s life, and the experience became the inspiration for his first novel.

Police Log: Fraudulent Pop-Up on Laptop, Driver Faces OUI Charge, Suspect Seen Trying to Enter Parked Vehicles

The following announcement was provided by the Watertown Police Department.

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Elections

Early Voting in the 2025 Watertown Election Starts Tuesday, See Who’s Running

By Charlie Breitrose | October 27, 2025

Charlie BreitroseWatertown residents cast their ballots at Watertown City Hall, the site of early voting for the 2025 Watertown Eleciton.

The Watertown City Election takes place on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, but registered voters can participate in Early In-Person Voting at City Hall beginning Tuesday, Oct. 28.

Elections

Election 2025: City Councilor At-Large & District C Councilor Q&As

By Charlie Breitrose | October 27, 2025

Watertown City Hall

The City Council will have at least one new member after the 2025 Watertown Election. Voters have multiple choices for City Councilor At-Large and in District C. Watertown News reached out to the candidates in the contested races. See the Candidate Q&As, below.

Around Town

Kids Eat Free at Watertown Restaurant on Halloween

By Guest Writer | October 27, 2025

Watertown’s Branch Line restaurant will host a Halloween party, and invites families to join in the fun. Children will eat for free on Oct. 31, and there will be music and games. See info from the restaurant, below.

Business

Charles River Chamber’s Fall Business Breakfast Features AG Andrea Campbell

By Guest Writer | October 27, 2025

The Charles River Regional Chamber will host the 110th Fall Business Breakfast with features speaker Attorney General Andrea Campbell on Friday, Nov. 7, from 7 to 9:30 a.m. at the Newton Marriott Hotel, 2345 Commonwealth Ave. See more details provided by the Chamber, below.

Obituaries

OBIT: Richard Tashjian, 99, Former Long-Time Watertown Resident, Owned an Art Gallery

By Guest Writer | October 26, 2025

Richard Tashjian

Richard Hratch Tashjian, a well-known artist, passed away peacefully on Oct. 21, 2025, at the age of 99 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Born on June 27, 1926, in Dorchester, Massachusetts, Richard lived a life rich in creativity, love of nature and devotion to the fine arts.

Sports

JIM’S VIEW: Watertown Wins Their Final Regular Season Home Game in Dominant Fashion

By Jim Vershbow, Contributor | October 26, 2025

Another beautiful Fall day at Victory Field brought out some lovely play from the Raiders field hockey team on Oct. 23, as they thoroughly controlled this game from start to finish, winning their final regular season home game 7-0.

Real Estate

Seven Homes Sold in Watertown This Week

By Charlie Breitrose | October 26, 2025

This week’s Watertown home sales include four single family houses, a pair of townhouses, and a condo.

Elections

Election 2025: See the School Committee Candidate Q&As

By Charlie Breitrose | October 25, 2025

The race for Watertown School Committee features five candidates and at least one new person will join the committee. Watertown News reached out to the candidates to find out more about them. See details in the Candidate Q&As.

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