Waltham Times

Residents’ reports of ICE presence in Waltham left unconfirmed

By AUBREY HAWKE Waltham Times Contributing Writer Social media posts about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity in Waltham circulated

Public Safety Watch: Waltham man arrested on firearms charge in Watertown

By CHRISTIAN MAITRE Waltham Times Contributing Writer A traffic-related complaint in Watertown earlier this month led to the arrest of

Legislators share their thoughts on immigration at Brandeis event

By CHRISTIAN MAITRE Waltham Times Contributing Writer Legislators shared their concerns about the federal government’s actions involving immigration policy at

City takes action on Fernald: memorial, restoration and surveys

By AUBREY HAWKE Waltham Times Contributing Writer City officials have taken initial action on several proposals for work on the

City Council gets onboard with cameras on school buses

By AUBREY HAWKE Waltham Times Contributing Writer A week after a van crashed into a Waltham school bus, sending six

Bacon Street man injured in alleged home invasion on Saturday

By AUBREY HAWKE Waltham Times Contributing Writer A 59-year-old Bacon Street resident was the victim of a reported stabbing during a

Waltham Public Library receives grant from the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners

By JILLIAN BROSOFSKY Waltham Times Contributing Writer Waltham Public Library received a $100,000 grant from the Massachusetts Board of Library

WATCH CDC seeks to advise immigrants of their rights

By GABRIELLA FINE Waltham Times Contributing Writer WATCH CDC, a local organization promoting affordable housing and supporting immigrants and others

Waltham High girls hockey team qualifies for state tournament

By LIAM O’BRIEN Waltham Times Contributing Writer When a high school sports team gets a new head coach, it takes

School van collides with car at Lexington and Beaver streets

By CHRISTIAN MAITRE Waltham Times Contributing Writer A school vehicle was involved in a crash at the intersection of Lexington

New dumpster license ordinance takes aim at stopping rats

By CYD ABNET Waltham Times Contributing Writer A new ordinance aims to reduce Waltham’s rat population by requiring dumpster owners

Avian flu is widespread in Massachusetts birds: What people should do

By BETTY BARRER Waltham Times Contributing Writer Massachusetts officials have determined that avian influenza is widespread among wild and domesticated