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Repairing just the 11 biggest leaks could reduce Waltham’s methane emissions by 50 percent, according to the group Mother's Out Front.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up near you.
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If you have been wondering why the trains are sounding off in Waltham at all hours, here's what you need to know.
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The state-owned bridge, which connects the rest of Waltham to the Island neighborhood on the South Side, has been closed for two years.
A statue of Jesus was decapitated this weekend at St. Charles Borromeo Church near Gilmore Playground.
David Hanley and James Castrucci talk about how the new drug and alcohol treatment center helps serve their community.
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The Waltham Land Trust organized eight cleanups on two days and collected a lot of trash!
Look for all sorts of beautiful creatures as part of a citizen scientist "bioblitz" at Prospect Hill Park!
In honor of Earth Day, the Waltham Land Trust and the City's Public Works Department invited residents to pick up litter Saturday.
April’s full pink moon is the first of three consecutive supermoons that will shine big and bright over Waltham.
Residents and business owners may notice low pressure or rusty water during the testing.
The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives soon in the Waltham area.
Participate in one or more activities celebrating Earth Day--from cleanups to a restaurant fundraiser, there's something for everyone!
Nearly 1 million pounds of prescription drugs were collected during the last take-back event in October 2020.
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Waltham natives who spent time in the military in Afghanistan said they felt it was a good idea, but worry about what could happen after.
Waltham police picked up a scruffy brown dog wandering around Francis Street Sunday.
The National Weather Service said the snow will likely turn to rain again this afternoon, so enjoy it while you can.
The Lyrids peak is a perfect start to Earth Day in Waltham. Known for fireballs, the meteor shower overlaps with the Eta Aquariids.
Friends and colleagues describe Kevin Duffey as someone with a big heart who is quick to think about others and lend a hand.
Waltham is giving residents a choice when it comes to how green their electricity is beginning May 1.
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive soon in the Waltham area. The pandemic continues to affect the nation's blood supply.
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In honor of Earth Day, the Waltham Land Trust and the City's Public Works Department are inviting residents to pick up litter.
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Last year there were three fires at the abandoned Fernald Center on Trapelo Road. This is the first, so far, of 2021.
Patch asked readers what they would miss most about Waltham. Here's what your neighbors had to say.
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Robert Eagle founded the Regal Music Theatre in 1969 with students putting an empty stage to good use. Now, he's preparing to retire.
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