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The week ahead: Library hopes for progress on rebuilding project

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November 8, 2026
Update (Nov. 9): This article has been updated to include the correct link for Monday’s Historical Commission meeting. City officials will continue taking steps toward rebuilding Waltham’s public library, which […]
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November 6, 2026
A warm day with high chance of rain after 5am, and chance of thunderstorms after 10am. Possible patchy fog before 1pm and after 4pm. Rainfall could reach as high as 1 to 2 inches. Showers continue overnight, though less accumulation is expected. | High: 71°F | Low: 55°F | Wind: S 5mph | Sky: Cloudy | Precipitation: 90%

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