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City will update Gore Place intersection for clarity, pedestrian safety – Waltham Times
13+ hour, 56+ min ago (329+ words) The Main Street intersection where a Shell station, John Brewer’s Tavern and Gore Place meet is “one of the most confusing” in the city, according to City Traffic Engineer J. Michael Garvin. The city is finally going to do something…...
Flock cameras covered with bags per order of the mayor – Waltham Times
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (175+ words) Flock cameras covered with bags per order of the mayor Waltham Times Flock cameras covered with bags per order of the mayor Flock Safety cameras around Waltham have been covered with black plastic bags per order of Mayor Jeanette McCarthy,…...
New preschool doubles as training site for Waltham High School students – Waltham Times
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (638+ words) Waltham High School’s brand new preschool program welcomes its first cohort of 3- and 4-year olds this week, doubling as a childcare training site within WHS’s career and technical education program. Tucked behind the school, across from the CTE program’s cosmetology…...
Brothers excited to start school – Waltham Times
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (110+ words) Brothers excited to start school Waltham Times Brothers excited to start school A Waltham resident since 2003, June has been a writer and editor for Scientific American, Science, The New York Times Magazine, among others. She co-founded the Alzheimer Research Forum…...
Portable phone charger fire extinguished by WFD – Waltham Times
2+ week, 8+ min ago (347+ words) The Waltham Fire Department successfully extinguished a fire in a multi-family house last week. On Aug. 23 at 12:41 a.m., fire crews responded to reports of a fire at a Washington Street residence. Upon investigation, a resident had already extinguished a fire caused…...
The week ahead: As kids head back to school, School Committee discusses safety – Waltham Times
2+ week, 13+ hour ago (324+ words) This Wednesday, after Waltham’s students return to school, the district’s municipal oversight body will also hold its first regular meeting of the school year; among other things, discussing statewide legislation that affects schools’ protection from interference by Immigration and Customs…...
Why John Lawn has my vote – Waltham Times
2+ week, 4+ day ago (234+ words) I recently read Alison Leary’s response to a Ballotpedia question asking, “What characteristics or principles are most important for an elected official?” Her answer was: “Honesty, Accountability, Empathy, and Commitment.” I wholeheartedly agree. Those are precisely the qualities I have…...
Unsung Heroes: Meet Nathan Merrin – Waltham Times
2+ week, 5+ day ago (600+ words) When Nathan Merrin moved from San Francisco to attend Brandeis University, he knew he wanted to do more than simply attend classes. Last year, he interned at REACH: Beyond Domestic Violence, working with survivors while learning about the behind-the-scenes work…...
Waltham-born author to talk about new book on the erosion of the American dream – Waltham Times
3+ week, 3+ day ago (400+ words) An author with Waltham roots is returning to discuss his new book about the American dream at the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation. Whalen is a research fellow at the University at Buffalo and worked at the Congressional Budget…...