Saying she feels “it is imperative” to run again, Mayor Jeannette McCarthy announced Monday she is running for a fourth term, setting up a battle against a longtime local legislator. […]
Waltham mayor to seek fourth term, face off against longtime legislator Read More »
Work, Community, Independence (WCI) recently selected state Rep. Tom Stanley, D-Waltham, as its Representative of the Year for 2014. Read full article.
Waltham begins Fernald appraisal process, continues funding discussion Read More »
The movement to prevent child sexual abuse got a significant boost as county leaders from education, youth-serving organizations, law enforcement, municipalities, the faith community, private citizens and legislators came together
Middlesex County leaders say ‘Enough’ to child sexual abuse Read More »
Tom Stanley and John Lawn, Waltham’s state representatives, helped pass comprehensive gun violence legislation which, for the first time, authorizes a police chief to deny a firearm identification (FID) card
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The House of Representatives adopted Rep. Stanley’s amendment to the Economic Development Bill which will help qualified municipalities address their downtown parking demands. Under the criteria, the City of Waltham
House adopts Stanley amendment to help major job centers meet downtown parking needs Read More »
The House of Representatives adopted Rep. Stanley and Rep. Lawn’s amendment to the Environmental Bond Bill to restore $20 million to the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Center for Urban Sustainability
The Waltham City Council is looking for volunteers to serve on the Inflow & Infiltration (I&I) Advisory Committee. No less than four members shall represent the interest of businesses and
Waltham council looking for I&I Advisory Committee members Read More »
On Tuesday, May 6, I called a citizens input hearing before the City Council’s Economic Development Committee to learn more about the city’s inflow and infiltration (I&I) policies, in response
Letter to the Editor: City needs to be friendlier to business Read More »
Local lawmakers rejoiced Monday after an environmental bond bill, which includes funding for an urban sustainability center in Waltham, was passed out of a legislative committee. The $1.7 billion bond
Waltham urban sustainability center moves forward Read More »
The City Council gave a nod of approval to Mayor Jeannette McCarthy Monday night, permitting her to sign off on terms set by the state for the acquisition of the
Waltham City Council moves Fernald purchase forward Read More »
