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Daniel D'Amico

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LETTER: Candidate Joins Race for Councilor At-Large to Represent the Town He Has Always Called Home

By Guest Writer | August 25, 2021

Daniel D’Amico. My name is Daniel D’Amico, and I am excited to announce my candidacy for Watertown Town Councilor at-large. I would be humbled to serve as councilor for the town I have always called home. I grew up in the West End and now live near Coolidge Square. My parents were immigrants from Argentina and Italy, who chose Watertown to raise our family.

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Recent Comments

  • “I am. Grandmother to all the wonderful Toscano children! We talk about Joe often and share special memories! The children…”

    — Barbara OKeefe on Memory of Fallen Watertown Firefighter Not Forgotten Nine Years After His Death

  • “A large number of seniors use the Senior Center on a regular basis and benefit from the information and friendship…”

    — Arlene A. Smith on LETTER: Short-Term Planning for Watertown Senior Center

  • “Interesting to read this in light of Linda Scott’s recent reports on the industry in Watertown. Linda was intentionally skeptical,…”

    — Josh Passell on Charles River Chamber Panel Looked at How Watertown Became a Life Science Hub

  • “Thank you for the information”

    — Whitney Sands on Council Approves FY27 Capital Items With Funds for Street Repair, Park Projects and the New Middle School

  • “Linda, again these are important issues that many people are not aware of and your efforts to inform all of…”

    — Joan Gumbleton on OP-ED: It’s All a Balancing Act, Part Three: Linkage Fees and Taxes…They’re Going Up How Much??

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