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Waltham Youth Baseball parade kicks off season

Hundreds of families, players and community members filled Waltham’s streets Sunday afternoon as the Waltham Youth Baseball parade returned, marching from MacArthur Elementary School to Lazazzero Playground.

Escorted by the Waltham Police Department, teams from across the league walked the route in full uniform, waving to spectators as they celebrated the start of the season. Players from multiple divisions — including T-ball, Rookie, Minors and Majors — took part in the annual tradition.

Mayor Jeannette A. McCarthy and several City Council members attended the event, greeting families and participants along the route. Residents lined the streets to cheer on the young athletes.

The parade concluded at Lazazzero Playground, where teams gathered on the field for a brief ceremony ahead of games scheduled later in the evening.

Organized by Waltham Youth Baseball, the parade marks the official start of the local baseball season and remains one of the city’s most anticipated spring traditions.

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Joseph Sharkey is an independent news photographer based in Waltham. He grew up in the city and has had a strong interest in public safety and first responders. That passion led him to covering breaking news, focusing on incidents like fires, accidents and major public safety events. His work has been featured on WCVB, WHDH, NBC10 Boston and other local news outlets.

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