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Waltham City Councilors said they're concerned about a misinformation campaign about what moving CPW to the Fernald may entail.
Advocates are calling on the city and Lions to relocate a holiday light show being set up in the ruins of the former Fernald Center.
Two decades after a couple of women around Waltham started taking care of the city's feral cats, The Cat Connection is opening a shelter.
The agency that runs the city's two homeless shelters said its decision had nothing to do with advocates pushing for the change.
A tree limb caused the outage in the South Side,according to Eversource.
Chaplains on the Way is now offering a "welcome breakfast" at the First Parish in Waltham, UU to people experiencing homelessness.
Families in Middlesex County are struggling to put food on their tables as the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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Disability advocates say the annual fundraiser for the Waltham Lions should be somewhere else because of the property's history.
Residents are rallying on the Waltham Common to respond to Trump’s claim of victory and to demand that all votes are counted.
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Waltham's portion of the Mass Central Rail Trail has been on hold amid the pandemic.
Waltham, which has been considered high-risk for the past four weeks by the state, is now among 151 communities in the red zone.
One Waltham teacher lost her son in a tragedy, now she is hoping to raise awareness about mental health issues.
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One way is to donate time or resources to your local food bank or food pantries.
The rally was full Thursday night, as Waltham residents asked the mayor to help secure a warming shelter and clean toilets amid pandemic.
The state is asking residents in towns like Brookline, Newton and Waltham to conserve water.
This year may not look like a traditional Halloween, but unlike some communities Waltham is not canceling it.
The club staff turned their building into a space to help students who might not have access to internet or a parent, the online school day.
La Moratoria de Desalojo del Estado de Massachusetts finaliza el 17 de octubre.
An eviction ban in Massachusetts meant to protect renters from housing instability during the coronavirus pandemic is set to expire soon.
There are currently no portable toilets allowed for public use.
Waltham resident Alex Goldstein said he felt compelled to put a face and a story to the mounting statistics.
Nearly 100 people gathered in Waltham to honor the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and work.
Before the pandemic, the Community Day Center offered an indoor space where people experiencing homelessness in town were able to come.
Thanks to one city councilor, the city is considering placing a statue on Waltham Common to honor the late Cornelia Warren.
It was saved in 2015. Now, more than five years later, polished, repainted and repaired it was quietly been installed at the Falzone Field.
The Waltham fire department will hold a moment of silence Friday to mark the nineteenth anniversary of the attacks.
Waltham residents joined thousands of others across the commonwealth to show their support for the U.S. postal service Saturday.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Officials have confirmed that there is toxic blue-green algae in the Charles River near Waltham, Newton and Weston.
More than 950 electric customers woke up in Waltham without Power Wednesday morning after Tropical Storm Isaias moved through the region.
The Department of Conservation and Recreation said someone at the pool came in contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus.
Founded in 1879, the Leland Home has served thousands of seniors. Now the 19 currently residing there will have to find new care and a home.
"The number of people coming for help have not gone down; we would have thought they would," Myriam Michel of Healthy Waltham told Patch.
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This pantry event is one of a number that have popped up around the city for those facing hardship because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Waltham residents are participating in a bike-a-thon for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.