Waltham’s director general (DG) Annik Plante announced her resignation at last Wednesday’s monthly council meeting, citing a “toxic” work environment at the municipality and a
Waltham council tried something new on Monday evening (Mar. 16), opening its monthly working sessions so that interested members of the public can witness the
Five winners were chosen out of the 90 homes considered.
Waltham’s director general (DG) Annik Plante announced her resignation at last Wednesday’s monthly council meeting, citing a “toxic” work environment at the municipality and a “deterioration” of her relationship with the mayor. In her resignation letter, which she submitted
Waltham council tried something new on Monday evening (Mar. 16), opening its monthly working sessions so that interested members of the public can witness the deliberations. The decision to lift the veil on these working sessions, also sometimes called plenary
Five winners were chosen out of the 90 homes considered.
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