An ethnic infusion
Among the jumble of Moody Street's posh restaurants and varied bars, a smattering of small, family-owned ethnic markets are helping diversify Waltham's town center.Inside, most of these shops are dingy and cramped, but the owners are welcoming and the atmosphere is genuine.And a closer look at these markets and their prosperity shows the changing face of Waltham-a white, middle-class town giving way to ethnic and cultural diversity.Waltham's small population of around 60,000 is traditionally known as white, working-class Protestants, but a new culture of different ethnic backgrounds is continually growing here.
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