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Its 16 parcels of land overlooking Downtown. Plus: A recap of weeks real estate news.

Proposal calls for it to become a national model, the coolest nightlife spot in the city.

Everything we know about third ward. The latest: Architect offers vision for converting swing bridge into river park and venue

WATERTOWN — A letter to the Conservation Commission/Inland Wetlands Agency from Dariene Everitt-Jacovino, dated April 23, 2023, generated discussion and a decision to make a site visit to view work

WATERTOWN — The Conservation Commission/Inland Wetlands Agency had no pending applications for deliberation at its meeting on Thursday, April 13, but there were three new applications.

The £2.4m of funding is from the Nature for Climate Fund to help meet tree planting targets.

Peter Haycraft, who migrated to the Virgin Islands as a young sailor and founded a small wholesale company that would become the territory’s largest supermarket chain, died in the early hours of Saturday. He was 88.

Chatsworth Park and Paines Bridge - Credit: DPC Photography For mere mortals, it can be difficult to keep on top of our own gardens.   How often have we let the grass grow too long, failed to mend that face or let the flowers at the bottom of the garden wither away?  Now imagine being responsible for 105 acres of garden, sat within 2,000 acres of varied and demanding land so beautiful and diverse that it is visited by over 700,000 people a year, all travelling from far and wide to take in...

New £5 million project to save woodlands Natural England’s LIFE in the Ravines project is launched today with £5 million of funding. From: Image credit: National Trust The project will tackle ash dieback in the ravines The future of the beautiful ravine woodlands in the Peak District is looking brighter thanks to £5 million in funding. The LIFE in the Ravines partnership project, led by Natural England, will tackle the threat that ash dieback poses to the forested river valle...

WATERTOWN — A Public Hearing on a controversial application was closed by members of the Conservation Commission on Thursday, December 10, but the inclusion of a draft approval in the agenda packet, written by staff and without request by the members, helped convince commissioners to table the issue to the next meeting. The sole Public Hearing on the agenda was for an application by Erik Markiewicz, EPM Development LLC, to demolish a single-family home at 542 Davis St. and construct ...