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State AFL-CIO endorses Lander over Brownsberger

August 13, 2026

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AFL-CIO endorses Daniel Lander for state Senate

State Senate candidate Daniel Lander announced Wednesday that the Massachusetts AFL-CIO has endorsed his primary campaign against incumbent Sen. Will Brownsberger. According to the campaign's announcement, it is the first time in years the labor federation, which represents more than 800 local unions and nearly half a million members statewide, has endorsed against an incumbent in a Democratic primary. The endorsement comes days before the start of early voting; AFL-CIO President Chrissy Lynch cited Lander's work on public transit, housing construction and union jobs.

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Watertown Library screens Disney's "Enchanted" for families

The Watertown Free Public Library hosts a free, drop-in screening of "Enchanted" (PG) tonight from 6-8:45 p.m. in the Watertown Savings Bank Room.

Watertown Free Public Library

Land's Sake Farm brings "Meet a Rabbit" to Watertown Library

Kids of all ages can meet real rabbits and play educational games today from 4-5 p.m. in the library's Watertown Savings Bank Room.

Watertown Free Public Library

Cass School of Floral Design hosts fall gardening workshop

The Cass School of Floral Design in East Watertown hosts "Plan Your Fall Garden," a hands-on workshop, tonight from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

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More Than Different, Middlesex Magic advance to Papas Elite semis

In Papas Elite Summer Basketball League playoff openers Tuesday, No. 4 More Than Different beat New Day 69-65 and No. 3 Middlesex Magic topped Q's Squad 54-36.

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Two exhibitions on view now at Mosesian Center for the Arts

"In This Place: Watertown Treaty Day Exhibition" and Julia Csekő's "Social Fabric" remain on view at the Mosesian Center for the Arts through Aug. 28.

Mosesian Center for the Arts

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