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Waltham Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Committee creates new communications post 4-3
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.
From Waltham News
- Traffic panel holds EV charger rate at $5 The Waltham Traffic Commission weighed a looming subscription cost gap for its electric vehicle chargers, then took up separate safety questions for Washington Avenue and Moody Street.Waltham News
- Committee creates new communications post 4-3 Waltham's School Committee weighed a new strategy and communications position against warnings about the district's finances, with the superintendent and a dissenting mayor offering competing views of what the schools need most.Waltham News
- Conservation panel OKs Lincoln Street drain removal Waltham's Conservation Commission cleared a plow-damaged drain removal and an Algonquin Gas pipe change, while also confronting a debris dispute spilling onto city land near Hardy Pond.Waltham News
- Council weighs car wash redesign, police loan order Waltham's City Council pushed a Prestige Car Wash facade proposal to December over sidewalk and traffic doubts, while also taking up funding for new police station design work.Waltham News
- License panel gives Rendezvous until January Waltham's License Commission confronted a years-dormant liquor license and a restaurant owner now behind on state meal taxes, warning the license's future hinges on finding an active buyer.Waltham News
Yesterday in Waltham (Fri, Oct 30)
- Repligen plans $1 billion notes offering Repligen Corp., based in Waltham, is pursuing a $1 billion private offering of convertible senior notes, according to Ground News.Ground News
- Veralto reports $253 million third quarter profit Veralto Corp., headquartered in Waltham, posted third-quarter net income of $253 million, or $1.03 per share, the Plainview Herald reported.Plainview Herald
- Early voting ends today in Waltham Waltham Patch reports residents have only today left to vote early in person before the Nov. 3 state election, with polls open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Waltham Patch
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