Upcoming events
Browse
SCHOOLS
Success of 'Millionaire' at the Academy Awards is no surprise
The sleeper hit of the year explores timely themes with a sense of optimism. The Justice, 3/3/09
- Donation goes to Rose The Justice, 3/3/09
- Brandeis cutting back on toilet paper for students The Justice, 2/24/09
- Bentley fraternity suspended for underage drinking allegations The Vanguard, 2/26/09
SPORTS & RECREATION
Medical assist
One minute, Lew Finnegan will back down an overmatched defender in the low post with his sturdy 6-foot-4, 195-pound frame, lean in to knock the opposing player off balance, and then drain a fadeaway jumper in the lane. Boston Globe, 2/28/09
- MBBALL: Judges extend winning streak to five The Justice, 3/3/09
- SWIMMING: Records shattered at ECAC Championships The Justice, 3/3/09
- Falcons claim fifth straight regular season crown The Vanguard, 2/26/09
MARKETPLACE
Classifieds
REAL ESTATE
YOUR NEIGHBORS
Waltham charter rejection- Rediscovery Inc.: Don't bother re-applying next year. You will get the same result. This was a poorly formed idea and we are happy that the Department of Education realized it.
- – Enzo Capacaccio
announcements
- obit Beatrice E. Murphy Boston Globe Death Notices, 3/2/09
- obit Grace M. Rosi Boston Globe Death Notices, 3/2/09
- obit Kenneth K. Kasabian Boston Globe Death Notices, 3/1/09
- obit Richard Walter Brockway Boston Globe Death Notices, 2/26/09
- obit Thomas W. Colston Boston Globe Death Notices, 2/25/09
- obit Pasquale Ceglio Boston Globe Death Notices, 2/25/09
- obit Phyllis A. Beckman Boston Globe Death Notices, 2/24/09
CITY HALL
- Pay bills online
- Dog licenses
- 2009 budget
- City calendar
- Where to vote
- House assessments
- Recycling information
TRANSPORTATION
Glen Davis takes a day off, and we tag along
WALTHAM - Big Baby gingerly slides his size-16 flat feet into the warm pedicure tub at T & T Nails. Suddenly his face contorts in pain, as if the Celtics' 6-foot-9-inch power forward has been scalded. The nail technician looks on in horror until Glen Davis breaks out laughing. Then she starts laughing, too. Boston Globe, 3/4/09
- Photo Gallery: Following Big Baby
Brandeis, other nonprofits in line for funds
Three Waltham institutions -- Brandeis University, Jewish Family and Children's Service, and the Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center -- all stand to gain federal funding in a multibillion-dollar spending bill making its way through Congress. Boston Globe, 3/4/09
- Student perspective: Stimulus may aid university The Justice, 3/3/09
Waltham charter gets reasons for rejection
The state education commissoner has told a Waltham organization that its proposed charter school for high risk youth was rejected because the reason for the school and the way it would be funded were not clearly presented so state officials wondered if it would succeed. Boston Globe, 3/3/09
FAIL: Kindle for iPhone
I downloaded the new free Kindle app for iPhone and figured I'd try downloading a book to it to see how it is. Samablog, 3/4/09
Clarity on failure
There's been a lot of talk about wanting or not wanting Barack Obama to ''fail'' as of late. Samablog, 3/3/09
(Scott in Boston via Flickr)
Waltham words: A story in centuries
The Wells Bindery was opened in Waltham in 1908. For 100 years they have rebound the written treasures of people and libraries around the United States. Boston Globe, 3/3/09
Plow driver not faulted in fatal crash
Waltham resident Vareyaa Viyaran said she believes Varin Vacharakool (left) and her daughter, Melody Vacharakool, were on their way to visit her Sunday to announce Melody's pregnancy to the entire family. Boston Globe, 3/3/09
ImmunoGen gets breast cancer drug trial payment
Waltham-based ImmunoGen Inc. on Monday said three trials of T-DM1, a breast cancer drug it is developing with Genentech Inc., are progressing, and it received a $6.5 million milestone payment from one trial. Boston Globe, 3/2/09
Bingham boosts Jathar Salon and Spa
Tracy Bingham was in town this weekend for a party at Jathar Salon and Spa in Waltham. Also paying their respects to spa owner Cynthia Jathar were Pittsburgh Steelers Ryan Clark and Anthony Smith, who told us they're big fans of Jathar's jewelry line. Boston Globe, 3/2/09
Limbaugh's speech
So after reading many laudatory pieces regarding Limbaughs speech at CPAC I went ahead and tried to read it. Samablog, 3/2/09
Recession's blade is long and swift
Lee Richardson spotted security guards and human resource managers in the lobby of the Waltham software company where he had worked as a sales representative since August. Boston Globe, 3/1/09
Blogger: US should fund research, not venture capital
Venture capital may be the one industry that isn't inclined to line up for a government handout. Boston Globe, 3/1/09
- Related: Venture capital sector makes adjustments. Boston Globe, 3/1/09
Waltham men plead guilty in bank robberies
Two Waltham men pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Boston for their involvement in a series of bank robberies in Boston and the western and southern suburbs over the last two years. C Boston Globe, 2/27/09
What is a library?
A library is a community's a melting pot, a place people gather. Waltham Public Library Blog, 2/27/09
Some nonprofits can't touch their money
That's what happened at Brandeis University, which originally planned to close its Rose Art Museum and sell its more than 7,000 works. Boston Globe, 3/1/09
- Reinharz: Brandeis may face five years of shortfalls Boston Globe, 2/27/09
- New committee created on Brandeis art museum AP, 2/26/09
Waltham home prices drop less than state
Single family house prices in Waltham declined in January but significantly less that the statewide trend. Boston Globe, 2/26/09
Boston Globe, 2/25/09
A. Sophie
Aunt Sophie -- or A. Sophie as she liked to call herself in recent years -- died yesterday, by all appearances quite peacefully, sitting in her armchair at breakfast. Paula's House of Toast, 2/27/09
57/365 FAIL
I've had better days.I was feeling all good about myself for having my car inspected before the inspection sticker expired at the end of this month. Grey Matter Gruel, 2/26/09
Novell CEO's 2008 compensation was $6.9 million
Ronald Hovsepian, the president and chief executive of Waltham-based networking software maker Novell Inc., received a compensation package valued at nearly $6.9 million, according to a proxy statement filed Wednesday. Boston Globe, 2/25/09
Political essay: No more leeches! Just let me heal
It was almost two hundred and ten years ago that the father of our country, George Washington, lay down on what was to be his death bed. Samablog, 2/26/09
Shining light on Rwanda victims
Jonathan Torgovnik's acclaimed photographic portrait series, "Intended Consequences: Rwandan Children Born of Rape," opened at Brandeis University's Women's Studies Research Center in Waltham, and runs through April 9. Boston.com RAW Blog, 2/24/09
Search local news and information