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City Council Committee of the Whole approves prior meeting minutes.

The Waltham City Council Committee of the Whole approved the prior meeting's minutes and scheduled IT director testimony on website accessibility. Vice-President LeBlanc called the meeting to order with 14 members present; Councillor LaCava was absent. Councillor Katz moved to request the IT

Conservation Commission elects new officers as Sbordone steps down

Conservation Commission reorganizes leadership ahead of spring project reviews. The board unanimously elected Bill Doyle as chair, Lisa Limonciello as vice-chair, and Gerard Dufromont as clerk for 2026-27, filling the vacancy created by outgoing Chair Alexander Sbordone's departure. Frank

Waltham City Council approves $2.5 million deficit appropriation and two design loans.

Waltham City Council approves $2.5M deficit appropriation and takes action on delayed projects. All fifteen members voted unanimously to address the January 2026 deficit and allocate funding for Department of Public Works snow overtime and general expenses. The council also cleared two previously

Traffic Commission approves $365,000 in signal improvements across eight intersections.

Traffic Commission approves $365,000 in signal repairs at eight city intersections. The Commission voted unanimously to fund improvements including detection repairs and signal head replacements at Lexington and Wal-Lex/Brookway, Lexington and Ridge/Lionel, Main and Stow, Lexington and Lake,

Board of Health tables BodyWorks therapist applications

Waltham Board of Health tables therapist applications pending certifications. The board tabled BodyWorks therapist applications from Bo Wu and Renying Yi at its February 18 meeting, citing the applicants' failure to appear with required certifications. Chairman Dr. Merola presided over the meeting,