Neighborhood meeting reviews plans to slow traffic
City officials plan to take action to slow traffic on Crescent Street, in response to ongoing concerns about speeding through that area.
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A car-less Moody Street? New feasibility study offers up 3 options for revamped thoroughfare ahead of Traffic Commission evaluation
Imagine a one-way Moody Street or even a main thoroughfare with no cars. A recently published Moody Street Pedestrian Mall Feasibility Study envisions both scenarios.
Auroras over Waltham
People across the city captured the spectacle and sent their photos to share with our readers.
Waltham Fire Department hosts Open House Oct 13
The Open House teaches families the best fire and life safety practices.
English language courses this fall
A number of local organizations offering English language classes have announced their fall schedules.
Attend our Community Forum November 9
Join us for this milestone event at the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation as we establish The Waltham Times.
Work of Waltham sculptor and multimedia artist showcased in new show
Christopher Abrams: IYKYK is a solo show featuring small-scale sculpture based on iconic landmarks and forgotten histories in the Boston area.
Waltham Philharmonic launches its 2024-2025 season this month
The season opens Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. at Government Center with works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Jean Sibelius and Alan Hovhaness.
Homegrown storytelling program gives voice to city residents, fosters community
Local storytellers are set to take the stage this week as part of the We are Waltham series of events.
A car-less Moody Street? New feasibility study offers up 3 options for revamped thoroughfare ahead of Traffic Commission evaluation
Imagine a one-way Moody Street or even a main thoroughfare with no cars. A recently published Moody Street Pedestrian Mall Feasibility Study envisions both scenarios.
Auroras over Waltham
People across the city captured the spectacle and sent their photos to share with our readers.
Waltham Fire Department hosts Open House Oct 13
The Open House teaches families the best fire and life safety practices.
English language courses this fall
A number of local organizations offering English language classes have announced their fall schedules.
Attend our Community Forum November 9
Join us for this milestone event at the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation as we establish The Waltham Times.
Work of Waltham sculptor and multimedia artist showcased in new show
Christopher Abrams: IYKYK is a solo show featuring small-scale sculpture based on iconic landmarks and forgotten histories in the Boston area.
Waltham Philharmonic launches its 2024-2025 season this month
The season opens Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. at Government Center with works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Jean Sibelius and Alan Hovhaness.
Homegrown storytelling program gives voice to city residents, fosters community
Local storytellers are set to take the stage this week as part of the We are Waltham series of events.
