Government · Historical Commission
Historical Panel Delays 107 Central St. Demolition
The Waltham Historical Commission voted to delay demolition of a 19th-century duplex while clearing two other properties for teardown.
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Government · City Council
Waltham approves $3.8 million in major capital and infrastructure loans
City Council approved infrastructure loans totaling $3.8 million in major capital spending. The council approved $2,125,684 for water, street and sewer improvements and $1,675,000 for a Zetron Max emergency alerting and radio control system in roll-call votes, also approving a compensation
Government · City Council
Waltham Council Approves $3.8 Million in Two Loan Authorizations
Waltham council approves $3.8 million in loans, opens review of city AI use.
Sports
Waltham sports roundup, Sept. 7 to Sept. 13
Waltham Youth Soccer's Fall 2026 travel season began Saturday, Sept. 12, the club confirmed on its website, following practices that started in late August. Separately, Waltham Youth Hockey announced its Robby Glantz Power Skating clinic returns to Veterans Memorial Rink Monday, Sept. 1…
Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of September 7, 2026 through September 13, 2026
Four Waltham-resident obituaries were posted this week: Brown, Barbara A. (Anton), 85, who died at Lahey Hospital in Burlington and had attended Hofstra University; Cellucci, Yolanda M. (DiDuca), 91; Meuse, John Warren, 91, who died at home; and Strout, Harold M. "Buddy", 87, who died a…
Morning Brief
Waltham Home Sales Span $540,000 to $1.9 Million as Most Deeds Omit Price
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 16 Waltham property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only five listed a sale price. Among those five, prices ranged from $540,000 for a Crescent Street condominium unit to $1,899,900 for a single-family home at 38 Hillcroft Rd., the period's
Government · Conservation Commission
Panel authorizes sign-off on Main Street market plan
The Waltham Conservation Commission voted 6-0 to authorize sign-off on a 962 Main Street redevelopment clearing the way for a Seasons Corner Market pending a City Council special permit.
Government · Conservation Commission
Main Street Market Project Receives Conservation Sign-Off
Waltham Conservation Commission approved sign-offs and environmental determinations at its September 10 meeting. Chair Bill Doyle and the six-member board unanimously authorized the conservation agent or chair to sign off on the Seasons Corner Market redevelopment at 962 Main Street, which replaces
Government · Parks Recreation Board
Board hires Jessica Herwick as Recreation Supervisor
The Parks-Recreation Board voted unanimously to hire Jessica Herwick as Recreation Supervisor. Two finalists were selected from 19 candidates who interviewed for the position. Director Kim Hebert presented the candidates; all seven present board members voted in favor, with one absent.
Sports
Waltham sports roundup, Aug. 31 to Sept. 6
Waltham Youth Soccer is offering members discounted tickets to a Boston Legacy FC match as part of a "Night at Boston Legacy" event scheduled for Sept. 20, the league announced on its website. ===HEADLINES=== 1. Waltham Youth Soccer offers discounted Boston Legacy FC tickets for Sept. …