Healthy Waltham promotes active, healthy lifestyles. Physical activity is important to maintaining good health and a healthy weight.  This tear Healthy Waltham is promoting several walks initiatives.
Waltham Walks Meetups:

Since 1991! More than three dozen vendors sell their goods at the Waltham Farmers’ Market, bringing plants, Massachusetts-grown fruits and vegetables, organic and specialty produce, herbs, cheese, eggs, maple syrup products, beef, pork, chicken, fish, coffee, sauces, baked goods, pasta, gluten-free baked goods, take-out lunch, juice, halvah, dog treats, jewelry, bags and handcrafts. 

NEW this year: milk, ice cream, yogurt, poultry, floral arrangements, a new pierogi purveyor, and hand-made chocolates.

Did you know there are an estimated 42,000 children experiencing homelessness in Massachusetts this year? Homelessness is a family issue and is on the rise. You can help.

The 8th annual Walk Home 5K Benefit Walk for the Homeless will be on Sunday, June 10, 2018 at 10 am (rain or shine), at three locations—Danvers Rail Trail, Dorchester Park and Waltham Common.

Walk Home is sponsored by RTN Federal Credit Union and RTN GoodWorks Foundation. Funds raised help homeless teens and families. Donations may be tax-deductible. Since 2011, Walk Home has raised more than $160,000.

Calling all Crafters! Waltham Riverfest will be taking place on Saturday, June 16th from 10 am to 5 pm and will feature music, local food vendors, and Crafters!
Applications for Crafters to participate in Riverfest are available at The Tea Leaf, 487 Moody Street, Waltham from Wednesday through Sunday 11:30 am to 5:00 pm

The folks at Waltham Fields Community Farm posted a piece this morning on their website entitled Save the Waltham Field Station.  At first I was taken aback.  I never considered the prospect of WFCF ceasing its good work.  As I read the piece this sentence stood out like a sore thumb:

"It is our belief that the University is now considering a sale of the property to the City of Waltham."