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The Watertown Community Foundation (WCF) is now accepting proposals for its health-related grant program.
The “Healthy Watertown” program is designed to help organizations that serve Watertown develop new or continue existing programs with a health focus. Eligible organizations may apply for grants up to $2,500. A total of $19,000 in funding will be awarded.
Senator Brownsberger is happy to announce that as a result of a constituent inquiring about how to promote window safety, our office worked with Governor Patrick’s office and he proclaimed August …
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Again this year, the Watertown Community Foundation (WCF) is requesting applications for its Watertown Riverfront Mini-Grant Program. The purpose of these $500 grants is to encourage enjoyment, utilization and stewardship of the Watertown riverfront. Watertown schools, nonprofit organizations and volunteer groups are encouraged to apply. At this time, WCF has funds set aside for thirteen $500 mini-grants.
The City of Cambridge has announced a Community Planting Day at Alewife Reservation Constructed Wetland this Saturday, July 14th. You can find more information here: http://www.cambridgema.gov/citynewsandpublications/news/2012/07/communityplantingdayatalewifereservation constructedwetlandjuly14.aspx. The City has …
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Mark your calendar! Join us to celebrate one year of successful operations of the Everett C. Benton as an independent, privately funded library open to all and, to commemorate the …
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Last week, the House passed its version of the Fiscal Year 2013 budget. The Senate will deliberate the budget in the last full week of May. The House based its …
