The Waltham City Council voted 12-0 to approve a special permit letting CAVA Group open a fast-food restaurant at 96 Tower Road, while continuing a parallel Sweetgreen Boston LLC permit hearing for the same address to November 23.
This week's obituary notices column carries two Waltham-resident obituaries: Isaacson, Ruben J., and Marinaro, Anna (Cianci). Ms. Marinaro, 95, died October 9, 2026; Mr. Isaacson died October 10, 2026, with arrangements under the care of Brighton Memorial Chapel, Inc. Both notices were …
Waltham recorded 15 property sales between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10. Of those, eight have a recorded price, ranging from $610,000 to $1,310,000 with a median of $907,000; the other seven, several involving family or trust transfers, have no price yet on file. The month's top sale was a cond…
Waltham zoning board recommends denying Felton Street rezoning while inviting a revised filing. From our own coverage: Board weighs rezoning request for Felton Street lot; School Committee weighs cuts to HVAC program. Also in today's brief (4 items): Town sets free pumpkin giveaway for …
Waltham's Conservation Commission cleared an early review step for a 283-unit housing project and approved two wetlands permits.
Waltham's School Committee closed the FY26 school budget with an $864,596.08 deficit after a 6-0 roll call vote on three internal fund transfers.
Waltham School Committee weighed scaling back its HVAC program over an unfilled teaching vacancy. Dr.
Waltham's Board of Survey and Planning voted 4-2 to recommend denying a zoning overlay extension on Felton Street, while inviting a revised filing.
Waltham-based Repligen Corporation announced Tuesday it has completed its acquisition of BioLife Solutions. Also in today's brief (7 items): Repligen completes acquisition of BioLife Solutions; City previews Columbus Day schedule changes; Alegeus data breach may mean compensation for so…
The Waltham Historical Commission voted 5-0 to delay demolition of a circa-1865 worker's duplex at 65-67 Brown Street for up to a year.
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