Eversource officials said the surge — which sparked fires — resulted in power outages for approximately 3,000 Waltham customers.
Four departments with walking paths along the Charles River plan to increase patrols this summer, hoping to heighten safety.
Three city councilors will also host a public meeting this week for residents to share their concerns after the most recent surge.
The surge caused power outages and even sparked fires in Waltham on Monday. Residents can submit damage claims to the company.
Presented on Monday, the award was established in 2016 to honor Kevin Ritcey. Lt. James "Jim" Perry earned the 2023 award.
Carnival rides, games and food are set to return to Waltham in July. Here's what to know.
The annual Festa Italiana returns to Waltham Common this weekend. Here's what to know.
More than 25 vendors will descend on Moody Street for the first time this summer on Saturday as the market opens for the season.
A winning "Lucky for Life" lottery ticket was recently sold at a Waltham supermarket, netting the winner $25,000 a year for life.
The Waltham session of the YPSA runs from July 10-14. Here's what else to know.
Animal control officers made their second animal rescue of the week, this time in the form of one of the agency's "most unusual rescues."
The annual hydrant inspections check all city hydrants for damage and take pressure readings across Waltham. Here's what to know.
The three-part series begins on Wednesday with an explainer on legal and insurance counseling. Here's what to know.
The Waltham Traffic Commission made its final decision regarding scheduling for outdoor dining and road closures.
Getting to the picturesque views of Prospect Hill Park just got even easier this spring.
Here's what the adjusted schedule looks like after Monday's holiday.
The Lyman Estate Greenhouses in Waltham is a slice of heaven.
The W.E.B. Du Bois Sculpture Project of Great Barrington, Massachusetts has exceeded its fundraising goals for February!
A trust was formed to claim the winnings from the Jan. 31 drawing. The group's trustee chose a one-time payment of over $16 million.
The department is selling St. Patrick's Day-themed patches in March, which will double as a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis.
With the farm looking at an uncertain future, three city councilors are hosting a public input session on Thursday. Here's what to know.
Politicians and other city officials will join the Waltham Community Leadership Group to discuss housing and homelessness at the summit.
The skating rink is now open to the public during the week. Here's when you can get on the ice.
The park will be renovated as part of the Recreation Department's Capital Improvement Plan, and will be closed until construction is done.
Bentley University fired an adjunct professor following charges against here, and more. Here are the biggest stories from Waltham.
Latinos in Action is an organization working to bridge the graduation and opportunity gap for Latino students.
FCP Live-In Caregiver Brings Caring & Insight During Hard Time.
The green lights came on Monday night and will last through Nov. 11, the department said.
Out of over 100 students, Diaz is one of only 10 students to be awarded this $1,000 scholarship.
The pantries will be held on Thursdays, Nov. 10 and 17 from 3-6 p.m. at Government Center.
Officers have individually pledged to donate and/or fundraise $100 for the cause.
Participants collected hundreds of donations for The Animal Rescue League of Boston, Dedham Branch.
The event will benefit the Animal Rescue League of Boston, Dedham Branch.
The department is also selling pink patches, with all the proceeds going to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute for breast cancer research.
The pantries will be held on Thursdays, Oct. 13 and 27 from 3-6 p.m. at Government Center.
Farm Day is a free festival celebrating locally grown food and agriculture in the community.
Patches go on sale Saturday, Oct. 1 and will be available through Monday, Oct. 31, or while supplies last.
The event will take place Saturday, September 24 from 12 to 3 p.m. on Moody Street.
The festival will offer free food, free bike helmets for kids, a Wheelworks bicycle raffle, and kids’ games.
The iconic annual event will raise funds to support all forms of adult and pediatric care and cancer research at Dana-Farber.