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City Council Update: Police Removed from Civil Service, Memorialization Committee Approved, Arshile Gorky Honored

Summary by Watertown News

The City Council took a number of actions at the Feb. 25 meeting, including purchasing the former Sterritt Lumber site, removing the Watertown Police supervisors from Civil Service, honoring an Armenian artist and immigrant, and approving a Memorialization Committee. See more details in the City Council Newsletter provided by the City of Watertown. City Council […]

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The Armenian Weekly

City of Watertown names March 1st as Arshile Gorky Day

(l-r) Watertown Public Arts and Culture Planner Liz Helfer, Armenian Museum of America Executive Director Jason Sohigian and 100 Years of Arshile Gorky Committee Leader Jack Dargon after the reading of the petition at City Hall The Armenian Museum of America is joining Watertown’s Public Arts and Culture Department and a coalition of prominent organizations to honor the life and work of Arshile Gorky, a pivotal figure in the birth of Abstract Ex…

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