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The city billed as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution is pulling out all the stops when it comes to celebrating its 125th birthday.
Standing on the sidelines clutching a digital camera, Maria Rosati eagerly cheered on Waltham High School's Class of 2009 as if it were her own. "Yeah, Class of 1979," she shouted during commencement ceremonies yesterday. "I mean 2009!"
The Board of Health released a report last night challenging statements by the head of Newton-Wellesley Hospital and a related deal struck by the Planning Board compensating the town for a proposed surgical center.
In an engaging exhibit, 11 women artists have created their own personal cairns from pill bottles and tattoos, gravestones and their mother's aspirations without abandoning their essential functions.
Six Balls. One Dream: Dodgeball Domination. It's the advertising campaign that's sweeping Waltham High School and one that members of the school's sports and entertainment marketing class are hoping will drive interest in their dodgeball tournament on Saturday.
Standing on a stage, looking out to an auditorium filled with their peers, 18 seventh-graders shared personal poems of peer pressure, politics and pain.
A Waltham tree contractor was knocked unconscious by a large branch that fell 35 feet yesterday in what is being described as a "freak accident."
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More than 1,000 advocates representing over 100 organizations flooded the State House steps yesterday, spilling onto Beacon Street to stop proposed cuts to programs that help people with developmental disabilities.
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Become a friend of "Daily News Tribune-Waltham" fan page on Facebook.
The city billed as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution is pulling out all the stops when it comes to celebrating its 125th birthday.
Standing on the sidelines clutching a digital camera, Maria Rosati eagerly cheered on Waltham High School's Class of 2009 as if it were her own. "Yeah, Class of 1979," she shouted during commencement ceremonies yesterday. "I mean 2009!"
The Board of Health released a report last night challenging statements by the head of Newton-Wellesley Hospital and a related deal struck by the Planning Board compensating the town for a proposed surgical center.
In an engaging exhibit, 11 women artists have created their own personal cairns from pill bottles and tattoos, gravestones and their mother's aspirations without abandoning their essential functions.