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Belmont Aims to Close Education Gap After No Child Left Behind Waiver
Belmont Schools will continue to push to improve the education for three notable subsections of its student population, according to Dr.
Town's Cupid: Cushman Plays Valentine All Year Long
For most residents, the Town Clerk's Office located on the first floor of Town Hall is an utilitarian outpost; it is where you come to conduct the everyday official business of government.
Belmont Savings Bank Opens Branch Inside Shaw's Supermarket
Belmont Savings Bank has formed a partnership with Shaw's Supermarket to open an in-store branch in its Waltham location.
Unanimous: Town Meeting Says Yes to Substation
When the vote was called, the Special Town Meeting expressed its opinion on building a proposed $53.7 million electrical substation with overwhelming silence.
Schools One Big Step Closer To Solar Future
Moments after the Belmont School Committee approved moving forward on bringing solar energy to each of Belmont's schools, Roger Colton was in a celebratory mood.A In the small vestibule at the Chenery Middle School Tuesday night, Jan.
December Unemployment Rate Drops in Arlington
The town of Arlington saw a slight drop in its unemployment rate in the month of December, according to numbers released this week.
Who Would You Vote For (or Not) In the Florida Republican Primary? [POLL]
Imagine you're a Floridian and a Republican - hard as that may seem - and you decide to weigh in on the Republican primary today.
Town office hours are Monday, 1-6 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m.; and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The board of selectmen meets Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m. A reminder as you read this column that all dogs must have been licensed by Jan.
Belmont's assistant town administrator, Kellie Hebert, officially became the interim town administrator last week, after Richard Kelliher stepped down.
[Photo Gallery] 'Gung Hay Fat Choi' in the Center
The dragon swept down Belmont Center's sidewalks, causing those who encountered its long red form to scatter in its wake.
Years of service earn Australia day honours for duo
LONG and distinguished service to the disability sector, veterinary science and education have won two local men 2012 Australia Day honours.
PatchCast: A Lesson in Protection, a Visit from the Governor and Madeleine Albright
Follow the links below for more on today's featured headlines: Arlington Woman Takes Shot at 'Millionaire' Help Cheer on Belmont's Quiz Kids Sunday VIDEO: Gov.
Belmont Scouts: Eagle Achievement, Cookie Flash Mob
Belmont Boy and Girl Scouts were making news in the past week. Lockett earns Eagle distinction For six months recently, Belmont's Jeremy Lockett traveled to Watertown to organize and perform in several music ensembles for students at the Perkins School of the Blind, a group that tends to be isolated from the arts that is available to the greater ... (more)
Help Cheer on Belmont's Quiz Kids Sunday
It's Belmont vs. Arlington this weekend. But the players will not be shooting a puck or sinking a basket; these kids will be showing off how smart they are.
Open Seats in this Year's Town Election
There is a long list of offices appearing on Belmont's annual Town Election ballot in less than ten weeks time, according to Belmont Town Clerk Ellen Cushman .
Belmont 'Tops Out' New Law School Building
NASHVILLE, Tenn.- After more than a year of planning, faculty and students at Belmont University celebrated the construction progress of its newest building, The Randall and Sadie Baskin Center.
5 Things You Need To Know Today: Jan. 24
The proceedings start at 7:30 p.m. at the Chenery Middle School 's Large Community Room.
Stafford landmark's iron railing needs repair
If you'll pardon the metaphor, the smile on Belmont's face needs some dental work.
Ms. Cheap: Your tiny dancers sure to enjoy free performance
What: Aesop's Fables children's ballet performance, presented by Belmont University School of Music and the Nashville Ballet When: 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan.
Group protests Belmont's hiring of ex-attorney general
A small group rallied on Belmont Boulevard and at Belmont University's temporary law school on Friday morning to protest the institution's hiring of Alberto Gonzales as a law professor.
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