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Education, job, and training program offers one‑on‑one career counseling, on‑the‑job skill building, work experience, and HiSET/GED tutoring in the Microfilm Room, for ages 18 and up.
Two online writing sessions let participants work on dissertations, theses, articles, or data while sharing goals and challenges in brief facilitated discussions, for graduate students.
Stories, rhymes, music and dancing with library children's librarians in the Lecture Hall, Waltham Public Library, for all ages.
Post-election discussion on Israel’s 2026 vote with experts Shai Feldman and Dahlia Scheindlin, covering US‑Israel relations, Gaza war, Haredi service, plus kosher pizza dinner.
In-person voter registration available at 260 Grove Street, Waltham, with online status check and resources.
Residents drop off unwanted scrap metal, electronics, tires, paper, CFL bulbs, glasses, and phones at Nipper Maher Park, free for Waltham residents with proof of residency.
Free film screening and seminar on service, family, and post‑military life at AMC Framingham 16, for veterans, first responders, and their families.
Waltham Lions Club Halloween Parade winds through Waverley Oaks Rd, Linden St, Main St, and Moody St, offering a family‑friendly community celebration, all ages.