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Global Thrift Store celebrates 30 years on Moody Street

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June 30, 2026
It’s not hard to find longtime customers of Global Thrift Store, the Moody Street staple, which marks 30 years in business this July 1.  Starting about 15 years ago, Waltham’s […]
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Little change is expected as the warm pattern persists. Afternoon temperatures again approach or exceed 90 degrees with moderate humidity. • High: 89–93°F | Low: 68–71°F | Wind: SE 5–10 mph • Sky: Mostly sunny • Precipitation: 10%

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