Making U.S. history a pleasure
The story of Paul Revere's midnight ride came alive for students at Our Lady's Academy on Monday, as five performers rendered a comedic, theatrical snapshot of a critical moment in American history.
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Typical Waltham tax bill to rise $238
Despite home values dropping, the average homeowner's tax bill will go up an average of $238 this fiscal year as a result of rates set last night by the City Council.
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Get ready, 'Christmas' is coming
A South Shore holiday tradition returns next month when JM Productions presents the 20th anniversary production of “What Christmas Means to Me” on Dec. 3, 4 and 10 at The Tirrell Room in Quincy.
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The Beer Nut: Getting to the bottom of India pale ale
American versions of India pale ale are usually hop bombs -- you get the flavor, aroma and bitterness of hops in every single sip and sniff of the beer.
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Ming Tsai inspires new chef graduates at The Culinary Institute of America
Natick's Ming Tsai, owner of Blue Ginger restaurant in Wellesley, challenged grads to value service over celebrity in a speech to graduates from The Culinary Institute of America on Friday, Nov. 6.
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Second Opinion: For crying out loud
To most parents, the continual crying of a baby can be very stressful, especially during the middle of the night.
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Senior Savvy: Aide for out-of-state trip
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Editorial: 9/11 trial need not be a circus
The five Guantanamo detainees who are about to be charged with the 9/11 murders had planned on being tried by military commissions because, as they see themselves, they are soldiers, not criminals.
Champion: Congratulations to winners and losers
I would like to congratulate the winners in the recent municipal election.
Robbins: Food donations are appreciated
A sincere thank you to the Waltham Group of Brandeis University...
Making U.S. history a pleasure
The story of Paul Revere's midnight ride came alive for students at Our Lady's Academy on Monday, as five performers rendered a comedic, theatrical snapshot of a critical moment in American history.
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LUNCH TIME
The Waltham Kiwanis Club held its annual Thanksgiving Luncheon yesterday at the American Legion post 156. Community leaders and residents enjoyed a turkey meal before listening to guest speaker state Rep. Peter Koutoujian.
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Village Market in Waltham robbed
Waltham Police inspect the scene at the Village Market on Sunday evening. They said the market, located at 588 South St., was robbed. The thief took a cash box. Lt. Anthony Vasquez said he didn't believe anyone was hurt and an investigation is ongoing.
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Waltham & Newton community briefs 11/24
Events in Waltham and Newton
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Resilient woman conquers cancer
Rochelle Novack never thought she would get cancer, even when the doctor ordered tests and an ultrasound following her mammogram.
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Bill would tighten rules for nursing home stays
In May 2007, Rachel Geller of Newton sent her aunt Sally to Sherrill House, a nursing home in Jamaica Plain.
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Photo Gallery: Newton's mayoral preliminary election night
The field for Newton's next mayor is now down to two. Newton voters today decided that state Rep. Ruth B. Balser and Setti Warren will advance to the general election. The winners and losers greeted their supporters tonight in various spots across the city.
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