The work should be completed within two weeks.
Prepare for traffic delays in the area of Trapelo Road and Lexington Street. On Sunday, April 14, work to replace a sewer pipe will begin at 8 p.m. and end at 6 a.m. each day for two weeks, according to Waltham Police. The road will remain open in each direction but motorists should expect delays.
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What do you think should occupy the new building at Lexington Street and Trapelo Road?
With the construction of a new office/retail building continuing at the intersection of Trapelo Road and Lexington Street, you may be wondering what will eventually fill it. While there has been no word yet on what will occupy the site, jump in and share your thoughts on what you think should move into the site. Share your thoughts in the comment box below!
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Find out what kind of building is being constructed at the site.
Car accident victim gets support from friends, family.
A community’s character emerges when it must respond to a tragic occurrence. There is no better recent example of Waltham’s support for its neighbors than the outpouring of support for Alex Cabrera, who was seriously injured in a pedestrian accident on May 17. Family and friends have flocked to help Cabrera and his family — making bracelets, videos, posters and displaying other support for the Cabrera family in the wake of the crash. Cabrea sustained a serious head injury after a car struck him while he was crossing Lexington Street. Cabrera, 15, is an eighth-grade student at John F. Kennedy Middle School. Supporters have turned their sorrow into a bright light for Alex. Michael Thibodeau, a classmate and friend of Alex, said he is …
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Avoid the area.
Starting today, National Grid will be performing worn on its natural gas line on Lexington Street at Lake Street, so expect delays. The majority work will take place between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. each day, while minimal work will be done between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.The work will be completed in the next several weeks.
10:22 am on Sunday, June 10, 2012
At least somethings getting done with those tax dollars. Thanks for the heads up. : ) more ›
Prepare for the Monday commute.
Police are asking motorists to take alternate routes around road work on Monday. Road work will be performed next to the Shaw's and Friendly's on Lexington Street on Monday, accodring to their Facebook page. Traffic on Lexington Street north of Lake Street will be impacted as well as traffic on Trapelo Road between Smith and Forest streets. The MWRA will be performing repair work in the area, according to the city's Web site.
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Ryan Grannan-Doll
7:24 pm on Friday, April 12, 2013
Thanks for catching that. It's fixed. more ›