Waltham Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Election Day polls open Tuesday
Election Day polls open across Waltham from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. From our own coverage: Traffic Commission weighs EV rate hike, Moody Street safety.
Election Day polls open across Waltham from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. From our own coverage: Traffic Commission weighs EV rate hike, Moody Street safety.
Waltham School Committee votes 4-3 to create new communications post over mayor's objections. From our own coverage: Traffic panel holds EV charger rate at $5; Committee creates new communications post 4-3.
Marketplace Day, trunk-or-treat and a car show headline Halloween weekend plans in Waltham.
License Commission meets Wednesday night. From our own coverage: Youth basketball, soccer leagues post season updates.
Waltham Youth Basketball rolls out new team merchandise and app-based registration updates this week. From our own coverage: Leaf vacuuming starts today for Monday routes; Youth basketball rolls out merch, app updates.
Waltham's September deed records show an $8.5 million sale leading a month of trust transfers. From our own coverage: Licenses panel approves ski shop with e-bike ban; Ordinances panel sends zoning matters to law department.
Waltham recorded 18 property transfers from Sept. 25 to Sept. 30, 2026, though only seven carried a sale price so far, ranging from $578,000 to $8,540,291 with a median of $1,020,000.
Waltham ordinances committee refers five zoning applications, including a housing expansion bid, to legal review. From our own coverage: Committee approves ski shop license with e-bike sales ban; Ordinances committee postpones zoning applications for law review.
Waltham voters get one final weekend to cast early ballots before Election Day. Also in today's brief (3 items): One more weekend left for early voting; Waltham JV football hosts Acton-Boxborough Saturday; Lions Club hosts Halloween parade on Main Street.
Waltham will begin leaf vacuuming next week for residents with Monday trash pickup. From our own coverage: Conservation board continues two development reviews; Council acts on licenses, grant and permit hearings.
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