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5 Things You Need To Know Today: Memorial Day
You can see the parade all the way down Trapelo Road and Belmont Street before it turns onto Grove Street and ending at the Belmont Cemetery.
Honoring Those Who Have and Will Defend the Nation
In a celebration of those who have served the nation, the annual Memorial Day event at Belmont High School on Friday morning, May 25, was also a time for the senior class to recognize the actions of two of their classmates.
Mormon Temple, Massachusetts Neighbors Live In Peace
The gates are closed when visiting hours end at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Temple in Belmont, Mass.
Give Your Favorite Teacher a Gold Star
Every year at this time, many families choose to honor Belmont teachers or staff members by making a STAR Award donation to the Foundation for Belmont Education .
Police Log: Teens + Booze = Trouble
Two incidents have Belmont Police worried that some teens may attempt to mix celebrations and alcohol that could have tragic results.
Study Links Loud Music to Drinking and Drugs
Listening to loud music is linked to a greater likelihood of smoking marijuana and/or binge drinking according to a new report from the Netherlands.
Romney's Mormon faith runs silent but deep
BELMONT, Mass. a When Mitt Romney embarked on his first political race in 1994, he also slipped into a humble new role in the Mormon congregation he once led.
Photo of the Day: Minuteman Authors' Award for Excellence
A The following was provided by Minuteman High School . The Second Annual Authors' Award for Excellence in Imaginative Writing was presented to Minuteman High School student Christine Hamilton of Stow in the school's library on April 24, 2012.
Body Bashing: Real Girls Speak Out
Artist Lisa Yuskavage, famed for her provocative portraits of the female body has said, "Self deprecation is so common with women.
Best of Patch Readers' Choice: Belmont's Favorite Theater for Indie Films
The latest installment of our Best of Patch Readers' Choice contest looks at where Belmont residents go to find the best in unique movie viewing.
5 Things You Need to Know Today: May 21
So much so that on every Monday in May, he is taking 15 percent from your bill and donating that amount to the Butler Playground Fund.
How the Mormon Church Shaped Mitt Romney
BELMONT, Mass. - When Mitt Romney embarked on his first political race in 1994, he also slipped into a humble new role in the Mormon congregation he once led.
Five Things to Do This Weekend: Benton's Fenway Talk and Environmental Sunday
What: Authors Adam Pachter and Len Abram will read from the recently released third volume in the Fenway Fiction series that chronicles the Boston Red Sox and historic Fenway Park.A Put on your Red Sox hat and come hear excerpts from stories about Babe Ruth, Big Papi, the World Series, the September swoons and more.
5 Things You Need to Know Today: May 18
It must be prom! And while the entire town of Belmont can't be at the festivities at Boston's Westin Copley Place tonight, everyone is welcome to attend the Belmont High School Promenade at 4:30 p.m. in the High School's auditorium.
Butler Playground Benefits from Town Meeting's Raiding Party
Every so often at Belmont Town Meeting - usually on one of the final nights when the budget is being read - a representative will speak to the assembled with a heartfelt plea about something or another that was left off the funding list.
Romney giving up on home state of Massachusetts
BELMONT, Mass. - Don't bet on Mitt Romney winning his home state. Or even trying.
Chronic Cocaine Use Linked to Changes in the Neuron Structure of the Brain
New research published in last month's edition of Nature Neuroscience may provide information on a potential new target in the brain to treat cocaine addiction.
Ice Cream and Marriage Equity Celebrated Thursday
Who doesn't like ice cream? And people like marriage. So tomorrow, Thursday, May 17, Belmont residents will have the chance to mix the two at the state's only continuously-held event to celebrate marriage equality.
Done in Pairs on the Second Night of Town Meeting
At the end of the second night of Belmont's Town Meeting, one well-connected representative said she had her own headline concerning one of the night's vote.
Belmont's Best Place to Get Away is ...
Where is the best get-away-from-it-all spot in Belmont? It turned out that those voting on our poll believed that the way to ones get-away place was within ones self both in and out of town.