125 YEARS OF WALTHAM
The Daily News Tribune recently produced a commemorative edition celebrating 125 years of Waltham.
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Moody Memories: Residents recall the bustling downtown stretch
At 75 years old, Ed Biggins remembers when Moody Street was the crowded, bustling hub of the city.
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Taking its pulse: Bentley to embark on street study
Is Moody Street a thriving business area or a slumping one? If so, what can be done to make it more successful?
Moody predictions: Can the street bounce back?
Lifelong resident, city councilor and Moody Street business owner Sarafina "Sally" Collura said Waltham's signature boulevard once held a lofty perch as "the largest shopping mecca outside of downtown Boston."
Video: THE FUTURE - How does Moody Street get better?
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Flavors of Moody: Many flock to famed Restaurant Row
Moody Street could never have a more perfect name.
Considered by many to be the lifeblood of the city, the street has just as many moods as the residents who know it so well.
"Oh yeah," Waltham resident Steve Jelloe said while sitting outside The Skellig at 240 Moody St. "Moody Street's a moody street all right."
Extreme Makeover: Renovation revives street's spirit
Moody Street is one of the reasons Money Magazine recently rated Waltham number 72 on its list of best U.S. cites in which to live. But it wasn't always that way.
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2009 Inauguration Web site
Find complete coverage from throughout New England of the 2009 Inauguration ceremony here.
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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.
PDF: Read Novack's poem
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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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