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Friday, August 21 – Chance of showers

Slight chance of showers during the day, increasing chances toward the evening. Partly sunny with highs in the upper 70s. | High: 79 | Low: 62 | Wind: NE 5-8 mph | Sky: Partly sunny during the day; cloudy in the evening | Precipitation: 20% daytime, 40% evening

Waltham-born author to talk about new book on the erosion of the American dream

An author with Waltham roots is returning to discuss his new book about the American dream at the Waltham Museum. Charles J. Whalen’s “Fighting for the American Dream: From Blue-Collar […]

Police arrest man in assault, attempted robbery at Totten Pond Road gas station

Waltham police responded about 9:42 p.m. Thursday to the Shell gas station on Totten Pond Road for a reported assault and attempted robbery. A man allegedly punched a female employee […]

Election 2026: Mara Dolan

Mara Dolan was the breakthrough challenger in the last Governor’s Council election, defeating a 25-year incumbent for the position. This time around, she says she’s more than ready – and […]

Election 2026: Margie Palladino

Margie Palladino is new to running for state office, but she says it’s another step on a path of political involvement she’s been following her entire life. Palladino is challenging […]

ZBA discusses new state policy that will make variances easier to get

Following new changes to statewide legislation, the Zoning Board of Appeals is starting to consider its cases under a more permissive lens. The ZBA discussed these changes at its Tuesday […]

Collision on River Street sends two to hospital

Two people were hospitalized following a serious crash involving a motorcycle and a Jeep near River Street and School Avenue around 7:43 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 19. Emergency responders found […]

How about aligning mayoral and presidential elections?

Artie Kronenfeld’s excellent article on voter turnout reinforces a reform that I believe we as citizens of Waltham should request of our city leaders. As Artie pointed out in the […]

Homeless man sleeping in storage unit arrested on outstanding warrants and additional charges

A homeless man sleeping in a storage unit in Waltham was arrested last week on outstanding warrants, resisting arrest and failing to register as a sex offender. On Aug. 12, […]

Liminal, Mass. Summer break

Waltham Weather Outlook: August 20 – 27, 2026

A high chance of evening rains come through this weekend. Thursday night sees a 60% chance of rain, with a break during the day on Friday before seeing more rain […]

Thursday, August 20

Partly sunny and seasonable. Forecast confidence is lower this far out, but much of the day currently looks dry. Another disturbance could eventually bring a chance of showers or thunderstorms, with the timing still uncertain. High: 83°F | Low: 64°F

Offering: Safe Responsible Movers | Serving Waltham Since 2008

Price: Call for a quote Safe Responsible Movers has been serving Waltham, Boston and Greater Boston since 2008, with a reputation built on experienced crews, careful work and thousands […]

Wednesday, August 19

Mostly sunny and a little warmer. Temperatures should climb into the lower to middle 80s while humidity remains relatively comfortable. The day currently looks mainly dry. High: 84°F | Low: 63°F

Election 2026: Tom Stanley

Tom Stanley is running uncontested for his 14th term as the 9th Middlesex District Representative in the upcoming Sept. 3 Democratic primary. Stanley is a lifelong Waltham resident, graduating from […]

School district boasts best AP performance in five years, gains in English language learning

Waltham Public Schools posted its strongest Advanced Placement test results in at least five years and gains in English language learning. This year 429 students sat for a total of […]

In deep-blue Waltham, the election that matters is the one people skip

Voting experts in Massachusetts expect relatively high turnout for this year’s state election because of the numerous ballot questions and some high-profile contests. Even so, Waltham and other municipalities may […]

Once spicy, now sweet, Pixel seeks her forever home

Meet Pixel, a smart, sweet 5-year-old tuxedo beauty looking for a peaceful, patient forever home. Pixel takes a little time to open up, but once she feels safe, her wonderful […]

Conservation Commission still waiting on city’s explanation about Fernald property

Nearly a month after the Conservation Commission approved a proposed golf course at the former Fernald State School site, the city still has not explained why it hasn’t filed a […]

Fifth annual Moody Street Car Show draws hundreds downtown

Moody Street was transformed into a kaleidoscope of vivid colors and swirls of humanity as dozens of gleaming automobiles lined the street, drawing hundreds of spectators on Saturday afternoon. Classic, […]