The Waltham Times

The Waltham Times The city’s go-to news source, providing high-quality, unbiased, community-focused coverage, to foster an informed and engaged Waltham.

Since October 2024, The Waltham Times has been providing an essential public service to the residents, businesses, schoo...
12/23/2025

Since October 2024, The Waltham Times has been providing an essential public service to the residents, businesses, schools, and community organizations of Waltham. We produce high-quality, unbiased, local news coverage to foster an informed and engaged community.

We’ve seen incredible growth in our first year, becoming a trusted news source for thousands of residents like you. As we start our second year, we want to do a lot more of the in-depth reporting that Waltham needs. But to do that, we need your support.

Between now and December 31, your investment in local news will be matched by NewsMatch, dollar for dollar, up to $1,000. That means a $25 gift becomes $50, and a $100 gift becomes $200 — doubling your investment in The Waltham Times and the work we do.

Visit the link below to give today!
https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

As you know, The Waltham Times publishes high-quality, unbiased, engaging local news. Since we began a little over a yea...
12/21/2025

As you know, The Waltham Times publishes high-quality, unbiased, engaging local news. Since we began a little over a year ago, we have become the leading source for information about local business, schools, city government, arts & culture, public safety, sports & recreation, community events, obituaries, and personal milestones.

We need your support to keep bringing you the timely, trusted reporting that keeps people informed and connected. With your support, we can report more of the stories that celebrate and shed light on our city, help our elected officials do a better job, and hold people in power accountable.

Visit the link below to give today!
https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

We believe that nonpartisan, unbiased news is essential to a healthy community. And, as a Waltham Times reader, we’re gu...
12/20/2025

We believe that nonpartisan, unbiased news is essential to a healthy community. And, as a Waltham Times reader, we’re guessing you feel the same way.

This year we’re fortunate to be able to participate in NewsMatch, a nationwide campaign to strengthen nonprofit local news. Between now and December 31, your investment in local news will be matched by NewsMatch, dollar for dollar, up to $1,000. That means a $25 gift becomes $50, and a $100 gift becomes $200 — doubling your investment in The Waltham Times and the work we do.

Visit the link below to give today!
https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

Since October 2024, The Waltham Times has been keeping residents, business owners and other members of our community inf...
12/18/2025

Since October 2024, The Waltham Times has been keeping residents, business owners and other members of our community informed about the issues that matter most.
From the new high school to new businesses, new buildings, renovations and additions, Waltham is changing–and we are growing to meet the need for news and information about our city.
If you've donated or advertised, THANK YOU! Without your support, we could not exist. If you haven't donated, please consider the value you get from The Times, and contribute what you can.
If you make a donation of any amount up to $1,000 during our year-end fundraising campaign, from now through the end of the year, your donation will be matched 100% – doubling your impact.

Visit the link below to give today!
https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

We need to raise $65,000 during this year-end campaign to pay for our reporting staff, our website and newsletter, insur...
12/16/2025

We need to raise $65,000 during this year-end campaign to pay for our reporting staff, our website and newsletter, insurance, and our other modest expenses. We’re well on our way to hitting that target!

Much of our work is done by dedicated volunteers, and we spend our revenue very conservatively. But it takes money to do in-depth, fact-based reporting.

We’re counting on you to help us reach our goal. Are you in?

Visit the link below to give today!

https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

Waltham’s Sacred Heart Church’s anodized aluminum and glass dome looms over the intersection of Newton and River streets...
12/15/2025

Waltham’s Sacred Heart Church’s anodized aluminum and glass dome looms over the intersection of Newton and River streets. Fondly known by locals as the “bubble church,” the building’s distinctive architecture was designed by Waltham architect Aldo A. Minotti and dedicated in 1964. According to the church’s website, “The style was not to be bound by popular tradition, not to be merely modern–it was to be a glimpse into the future.”

The church’s new pastor, the Rev. Agustin Anda, arrived in June. He embraces and honors the parish’s history as he builds paths forward to meet new challenges.

https://walthamtimes.org/2025/12/14/sacred-hearts-new-chapter-father-agustin-leads-a-diverse-community-forward/

Two generous Waltham residents have offered a new matching fund of $20,000 to help us reach our $65,000 total campaign g...
12/15/2025

Two generous Waltham residents have offered a new matching fund of $20,000 to help us reach our $65,000 total campaign goal. We need your help to meet this challenge! Your donation will count dollar for dollar toward the match!

We're counting on you to help us reach our goal and make sure we are here to cover the news in 2026! Are you in?

https://walthamtimes.org/donate/

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