The latest from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - MBTA No more slow zones ! Mass.gov Governor Maura Healey
The Tucker and Crowley Report - 12/19/24
Franklin & Mike discuss this week's news in Belmont including the opening of the Annual Town Meeting Warrant and a new committee.
The Tucker and Crowley Report - 12/09/24
Franklin & Mike discuss this week's news in Belmont including the state of the playing fields in town and the start of the winter sports season.
This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, explains what “date rape drugs” are, how they are used, and shares important prevention information. Belmont Wellness Coalition
Make Your Plan to Vote: November Election 2024. Town Meeting member Ade Baptista talks with Belmont Town Clerk Ellen O'Brien Cushman about the ways Belmont residents can vote this November. The Belmont Voice The Belmontonian Waverley Square Belmont MA Belmont Center Beech Street Center BAR: Belmont Against Racism Belmont Community Path Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church Belmont, MA Police Department
Lisa Gibalerio of Wayside Youth Family Network and the Belmont Wellness Coalition talks about drugs used to incapacitate victims of sexual assault.
Belmont High School Marching Band readying their music and their moves for today’s football matchup beginning at 2:30 PM at Harris Field.
Beautiful weather so come on down yourself and see it in person.
But if you can’t, watch it LIVE in Belmont on BMC channel 9 on Comcast or channel 29 on Verizon.
Watch from anywhere at belmontmedia.org/watch and on Apple TV in the belmontmedia app. 
A little video preview of the new exhibit at the Gallery @ BMC: "Skraelings for President" - works by Bob Smith & Nick Wyneken. It's fun, it's out there.
Stop by this Thursday, at Waverley Square, 9 Lexington Street from 5pm to 7pm for the Opening Reception and meet the artists, themselves . . .
Saturday, May 11th is the National Association of Letter Carriers “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive. Our own Belmont Letter Carriers will collect non-perishable food donations from Belmont residents. These donations go directly to the Belmont Food Pantry to provide food to people in Belmont who are in need.
Residents are asked to leave a bag of non-perishable food next to their mailbox/slot on Friday evening/early Saturday morning and your Letter Carrier will pick up the bag when they deliver your mail on Saturday.
Our Letter Carriers, their family and friends give of their time to support our community and our heartfelt thanks, and appreciation goes out to them. The following is a suggested list of needed food items to donate:
Thin Pasta (Spaghetti, Linguini, Angel Hair); Tomato Paste; Canned Sweet Corn, Peas & Mushrooms; Canned Fruit; Toiletries; Juice Boxes; Canned Chili & Meals (with meat); White Rice; Dried Beans.
The Belmont Food Pantry is located at Belmont Town Hall, 455 Concord Ave and monetary donations can be mailed to Belmont Food Pantry, PO Box 291, Belmont MA.
Look whose artwork is hanging in the office of Senator Will Brownsberger ? Our very own Liz Doles that’s who! Liz serves as the Gallery Coordinator at the Gallery at BMC via Operation ABLE and who is a force of nature, bringing in new artists and overseeing monthly « First Thursday » gatherings at BMC. Congratulations Liz!
Can you guess which artwork is the favorite of both Liz & Senator Brownsberger? #belmontart #beaconhill #massachusettsstatehouse
