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After 20 years, Waltham explores taking 67 Crescent St. lot by eminent domain

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February 17, 2026
The City Council voted this week to use eminent domain to take a lot at 67 Crescent St. that has been drawing residents’ attention for almost 20 years. The lot […]
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