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6:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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7:00 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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7:30 am -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
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10:30 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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12:30 pm -
Pride Parade
+ Belmont Pride Parade on May 31, 2026. Coverage by Jena Murphy and Ottavio Forte.
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: Conversation with Carol Berberian
+ Select Board Vice Chair Carol Berberian has a conversation with host Steve Rosales about town issues.
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1:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
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2:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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3:00 pm -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
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3:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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4:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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5:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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5:30 pm -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
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6:30 pm -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
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8:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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9:30 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
10:00 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Hanover Hawks, 05/01/26; Commentators: Peter Rosenmeier, Ryan Ahmadifar; Harris Field, Belmont MA 01:13:16
Gov/Ed TV
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6:00 am -
BMS Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle and High School presents BMS Band Concert with a performance by special guest Belmont Community Band.
- 9:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 11:00 am - School Committee
- 12:30 pm - Moderator Advisory Councll
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2:00 pm -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 3:30 pm - Planning Board
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5:30 pm -
<div>Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert</div>
+ Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert on June 4, 2026 at the Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 7:00 pm - Select Board
- 12:30 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 2:00 am - School Committee
- 3:30 am - Moderator Advisory Councll
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5:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 6:30 am - Planning Board
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10:30 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
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1:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 3:30 pm - Municipal Light Board
- 6:00 pm - Moderator Advisory Councll
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12:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 1:30 am - School Committee
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3:00 am -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 5:30 am - Municipal Light Board
- 8:30 am - Municipal Light Board
- 11:00 am - Select Board
- 7:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
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8:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
- 2:30 am - Select Board
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8:30 am -
BHS AAC Culture Night 2026
+ Annual Belmont High School Asian American Club culture night held on May 23rd, 2026.
- 11:30 am - Moderator Advisory Councll
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1:00 pm -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
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2:30 pm -
Belmont Public Schools Staff Recognition
+ Annual award ceremony for Belmont Public Schools staff. 01:09:11
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4:00 pm -
BMS Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle and High School presents BMS Band Concert with a performance by special guest Belmont Community Band.
- 6:00 pm - Select Board
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9:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
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12:00 am -
BHS AAC Culture Night 2026
+ Annual Belmont High School Asian American Club culture night held on May 23rd, 2026.
- 3:00 am - Moderator Advisory Councll
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4:30 am -
Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 14, 2026 at Chenery Upper Elementary School.
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6:00 am -
Belmont Public Schools Staff Recognition
+ Annual award ceremony for Belmont Public Schools staff. 01:09:11
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7:30 am -
BMS Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle and High School presents BMS Band Concert with a performance by special guest Belmont Community Band.
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9:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
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10:30 am -
Belmont Public Schools Staff Recognition
+ Annual award ceremony for Belmont Public Schools staff. 01:09:11
- 12:00 pm - Planning Board
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3:00 pm -
BHS AAC Culture Night 2026
+ Annual Belmont High School Asian American Club culture night held on May 23rd, 2026.
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12:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
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1:30 am -
Belmont Public Schools Staff Recognition
+ Annual award ceremony for Belmont Public Schools staff. 01:09:11
- 3:00 am - Planning Board
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5:30 am -
BHS AAC Culture Night 2026
+ Annual Belmont High School Asian American Club culture night held on May 23rd, 2026.
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9:30 am -
Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 14, 2026 at Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 11:00 am - Select Board
- 3:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
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4:30 pm -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
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12:00 am -
Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 14, 2026 at Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 2:30 am - Select Board
- 6:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
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11:00 am -
Grade 5 Orchestra and Chenery Chamber Orchestra Concert
+ Grade 5 Orchestra and Chenery Chamber Orchestra Concert on June 2, 2026 at the Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
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1:30 pm -
BMS Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle and High School presents BMS Band Concert with a performance by special guest Belmont Community Band.
- 3:00 pm - Municipal Light Board
- 5:30 pm - Moderator Advisory Councll
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7:00 pm -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 8:30 pm - Planning Board
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
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2:30 am -
<div>Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert</div>
+ Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert on June 4, 2026 at the Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 4:30 am - School Committee
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6:00 am -
BMS Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle and High School presents BMS Band Concert with a performance by special guest Belmont Community Band.
- 9:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 11:00 am - School Committee
- 12:30 pm - Moderator Advisory Councll
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2:00 pm -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 3:30 pm - Planning Board
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5:30 pm -
<div>Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert</div>
+ Grade 6 & BHS Orchestra Concert on June 4, 2026 at the Chenery Upper Elementary School.
- 7:00 pm - Select Board
- 12:30 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 2:00 am - School Committee
- 3:30 am - Moderator Advisory Councll
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5:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 6:30 am - Planning Board
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10:30 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
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1:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 3:30 pm - Municipal Light Board
- 6:00 pm - Moderator Advisory Councll
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12:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 6, 2026.
- 1:30 am - School Committee
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3:00 am -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 5:30 am - Municipal Light Board
- 8:30 am - Municipal Light Board
- 11:00 am - Select Board
- 7:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
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8:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony on May 28, 2026.
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
- 2:30 am - Select Board
Info TV
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7:00 am -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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7:30 am -
dna-of-the-news_S7-E19-SPA.ts
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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10:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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10:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
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11:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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11:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:19 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and enacted local bills relative to Belmont and Wakefield, and passed local bills affected Provincetown and Tisbury. The House also enacted a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin Watershed Advisory Committee. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:19 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and enacted local bills relative to Belmont and Wakefield, and passed local bills affected Provincetown and Tisbury. The House also enacted a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin Watershed Advisory Committee. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:19 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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5:30 pm -
dna-of-the-news_S7-E19-SPA.ts
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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7:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
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8:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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8:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
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9:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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9:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
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10:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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10:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
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12:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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12:00 am -
FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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1:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
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1:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:19 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and moved forward a large slate of local legislation affecting Bellingham, Boston, Bridgewater, Easthampton, Great Barrington, Haverhill, Lynnfield, Medford, and Upton. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and enacted local bills relative to Belmont and Wakefield, and passed local bills affected Provincetown and Tisbury. The House also enacted a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin Watershed Advisory Committee. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:23 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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7:00 am -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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7:30 am -
DNA of the News
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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10:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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10:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
+
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11:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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11:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
+
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:19 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Belmont, Chatham, Haverhill, Wayland, and Westfield. The also passed a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin watershed advisory committee and enacted a bill to voting on the establishment of the Great River Regional School District. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:49 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and moved forward a large slate of local legislation affecting Bellingham, Boston, Bridgewater, Easthampton, Great Barrington, Haverhill, Lynnfield, Medford, and Upton. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and enacted local bills relative to Belmont and Wakefield, and passed local bills affected Provincetown and Tisbury. The House also enacted a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin Watershed Advisory Committee. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:23 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and moved forward a large slate of local legislation affecting Bellingham, Boston, Bridgewater, Easthampton, Great Barrington, Haverhill, Lynnfield, Medford, and Upton. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:23 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a brief informal session and concurred with a Senate amendment to a bill that would allow charity alcohol auctions. The House also dealt with local legislation relative to Dudley, Holyoke, and Weston. Running Time: 6 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:35 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and enacted local bills relative to Belmont and Wakefield, and passed local bills affected Provincetown and Tisbury. The House also enacted a bill to amend the membership of the Quabbin Watershed Advisory Committee. Running Time: 10 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:45 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ he MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and dealt with local legislation affecting Brockton, Haverhill, Marion, Oxford, Topsfield, Uxbridge, and Walpole, before recessing in memory of former Rep. Edward J. Dever Jr., who died on August 27th. Running Time: 14 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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5:30 pm -
DNA of the News
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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7:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
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8:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Classic Arts Showcase
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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7:00 am -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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7:30 am -
DNA of the News
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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10:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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5:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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5:30 pm -
DNA of the News
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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7:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
+
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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7:30 am -
DNA of the News
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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10:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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5:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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5:30 pm -
DNA of the News
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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7:30 am -
DNA of the News
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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5:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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5:30 pm -
DNA of the News
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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7:30 am -
DNA of the News
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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10:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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10:00 am -
Classic Arts Showcase
+
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11:00 am -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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Classic Arts Showcase
+
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness
+ In this special episode for Older Americans Month, we hear from older adults all across Massachusetts about their experiences and about strategies for fostering meaningful connection. #seniorprogramming
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5:00 pm -
Community Calendar: September Events
+ Events happening in Belmont in September.
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5:30 pm -
DNA of the News
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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7:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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7:00 pm -
Classic Arts Showcase
+
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8:00 pm -
BMC-ID-Disclaimer.ts
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Classic Arts Showcase
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Classic Arts Showcase
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Democracy Now LIVE
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+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Democracy Now LIVE
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Democracy Now LIVE
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Public TV
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6:30 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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8:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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10:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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11:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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12:30 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
1:00 pm -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
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2:00 pm -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
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2:30 pm -
Dracut Arts
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3:00 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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3:30 pm -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
3:37 pm -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
4:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
-
5:00 pm -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
7:00 pm -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
7:30 pm -
Episode 4: Tabitha Kambazza - Neighbors in Healthcare
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Tabitha Kambazza, a lifeguard at the Underwood Pool with information and tips on being a lifeguard.
-
8:00 pm -
Democracy Now-Free Speech TV
+ Democracy Now from Free Speech TV
-
9:00 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
9:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
-
10:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
-
10:30 pm -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
-
12:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
-
1:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
-
2:30 am -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
3:00 am -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
-
4:00 am -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
-
4:30 am -
Dracut Arts
-
5:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
5:30 am -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
5:37 am -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
6:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
-
7:00 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
9:00 am -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
9:30 am -
Neighbors in Healthcare - Episode 3: Pamela Morris
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Pamela Morris, a nurse practitioner at Charter Health, an affiliate of Mass General Brigham.
-
10:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
10:30 am -
<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
-
11:30 am -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
-
12:00 pm -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
12:30 pm -
Zumba Session 8
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back, and energizing as ever!
-
1:30 pm -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
-
2:00 pm -
Strength and Flex with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Fitness Inststructor Susan Barbato makes this chair workout with stretch bands and weights easy and fun! Follow along in Session 6.
-
2:30 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
3:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
4:00 pm -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
-
4:30 pm -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
5:00 pm -
Episode 4: Tabitha Kambazza - Neighbors in Healthcare
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Tabitha Kambazza, a lifeguard at the Underwood Pool with information and tips on being a lifeguard.
-
5:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Our Record-Breaking Global Heat: The record-breaking heat of the last few years is, climate scientists say, “not just summer.” Two distinguished researchers, Mathew Barlow and Jeffrey Basara, discuss their recent important article about the sudden uptick in global temperature, why is worrying climate experts, how they analyze the global heat patterns and what must be done to address the problem. 00:30:04
-
6:00 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
6:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
-
7:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
-
7:30 pm -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
-
9:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
-
10:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
-
12:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
1:00 am -
<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
-
2:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
-
2:30 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
3:00 am -
Zumba Session 8
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back, and energizing as ever!
-
4:00 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
-
4:30 am -
Strength and Flex with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Fitness Inststructor Susan Barbato makes this chair workout with stretch bands and weights easy and fun! Follow along in Session 6.
-
5:00 am -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
6:00 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
6:30 am -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
-
7:00 am -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
7:30 am -
Pride Parade
+ Belmont Pride Parade on May 31, 2026. Coverage by Jena Murphy and Ottavio Forte.
-
8:30 am -
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-
9:00 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
-
10:00 am -
New Roads
+ Live Stream of Sunday Mass
-
11:30 am -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
-
12:30 pm -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
-
1:30 pm -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
3:30 pm -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
-
5:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
-
5:30 pm -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
-
6:30 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
12:00 am -
church-of-god_13-2023_title1.ts
-
12:30 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
-
2:00 am -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
-
3:00 am -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
-
4:00 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
6:00 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
-
7:30 am -
Belmont Journal: Conversation with Carol Berberian
+ Select Board Vice Chair Carol Berberian has a conversation with host Steve Rosales about town issues.
-
8:00 am -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
-
9:00 am -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
10:30 am -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
10:37 am -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
11:00 am -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
11:30 am -
Neighbors in Healthcare - Episode 3: Pamela Morris
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Pamela Morris, a nurse practitioner at Charter Health, an affiliate of Mass General Brigham.
-
12:00 pm -
Dracut Arts
-
12:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Our Record-Breaking Global Heat: The record-breaking heat of the last few years is, climate scientists say, “not just summer.” Two distinguished researchers, Mathew Barlow and Jeffrey Basara, discuss their recent important article about the sudden uptick in global temperature, why is worrying climate experts, how they analyze the global heat patterns and what must be done to address the problem. 00:30:04
-
1:00 pm -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
3:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
-
4:00 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
4:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
-
5:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Weymouth Wildcats, 05/15/26; Commentators: Becca Michaud, Tabby Kambazza; Harris Field, Belmont MA 01:16:37
-
6:16 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Weymouth Wildcats; MIAA Division I State Final, Veterans Memorial Stadium, Quincy MA, June 11th, 2026; Commentators: Samantha Perino, Peter Rosenmeier 01:36:46
-
7:53 pm -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
8:18 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall - Doug speaks with up and coming rhythm and blues artist Jarrod Lawson. Features two cuts from Lawson's new album Just Let It. 00:25:14
-
9:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: Conversation with Carol Berberian
+ Select Board Vice Chair Carol Berberian has a conversation with host Steve Rosales about town issues.
-
9:30 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
10:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
11:00 pm -
The Night Shift - August 2026
+ The Night Shift, Auguast 2026
-
12:00 am -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
12:07 am -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
12:30 am -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
1:00 am -
Neighbors in Healthcare - Episode 3: Pamela Morris
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Pamela Morris, a nurse practitioner at Charter Health, an affiliate of Mass General Brigham.
-
1:30 am -
Dracut Arts
-
2:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Our Record-Breaking Global Heat: The record-breaking heat of the last few years is, climate scientists say, “not just summer.” Two distinguished researchers, Mathew Barlow and Jeffrey Basara, discuss their recent important article about the sudden uptick in global temperature, why is worrying climate experts, how they analyze the global heat patterns and what must be done to address the problem. 00:30:04
-
2:30 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
-
4:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
-
5:30 am -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
6:00 am -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
-
6:30 am -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Weymouth Wildcats, 05/15/26; Commentators: Becca Michaud, Tabby Kambazza; Harris Field, Belmont MA 01:16:37
-
9:00 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 4
+ Are you ready for another fun summer core workout with Susan Barbato? Join in now!
-
10:00 am -
<div>Strength & Flex with Susan Barbato Session 5</div>
+ Improve your strength and flexibility with instructor Susan Barbato as she guides you through a new exercise session. Chair, stretch-band, and small weights are useful additions.
-
11:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 3
+ Join in another uplifting and energizing session of Susan Barbato's Aerobics class!
-
11:35 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
12:00 pm -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
-
12:30 pm -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
1:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
2:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
-
3:00 pm -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
-
4:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
-
5:00 pm -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
-
5:30 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
6:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
7:00 pm -
Pride Parade
+ Belmont Pride Parade on May 31, 2026. Coverage by Jena Murphy and Ottavio Forte.
-
7:30 pm -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
-
8:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
8:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Our Record-Breaking Global Heat: The record-breaking heat of the last few years is, climate scientists say, “not just summer.” Two distinguished researchers, Mathew Barlow and Jeffrey Basara, discuss their recent important article about the sudden uptick in global temperature, why is worrying climate experts, how they analyze the global heat patterns and what must be done to address the problem. 00:30:04
-
9:00 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
9:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
-
10:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: Conversation with Carol Berberian
+ Select Board Vice Chair Carol Berberian has a conversation with host Steve Rosales about town issues.
-
10:30 pm -
The Night Shift - August 2026
+ The Night Shift, Auguast 2026
-
12:00 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 4
+ Are you ready for another fun summer core workout with Susan Barbato? Join in now!
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1:00 am -
<div>Strength & Flex with Susan Barbato Session 5</div>
+ Improve your strength and flexibility with instructor Susan Barbato as she guides you through a new exercise session. Chair, stretch-band, and small weights are useful additions.
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2:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 3
+ Join in another uplifting and energizing session of Susan Barbato's Aerobics class!
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2:35 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
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3:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
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3:30 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
4:30 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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5:00 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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6:00 am -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
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7:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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8:00 am -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
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8:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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10:00 am -
Let Your Yoga Dance
+ Instructor Emily Brenner returns for another long awaited session of Let Your Yoga Dance!
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11:00 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
12:00 pm -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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2:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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3:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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4:00 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
4:30 pm -
LiveU Solo 2 (new)
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8:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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9:00 pm -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
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9:30 pm -
Belmont Journal: Conversation with Carol Berberian
+ Select Board Vice Chair Carol Berberian has a conversation with host Steve Rosales about town issues.
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10:00 pm -
The Night Shift - August 2026
+ The Night Shift, Auguast 2026
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12:30 am -
Let Your Yoga Dance
+ Instructor Emily Brenner returns for another long awaited session of Let Your Yoga Dance!
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1:30 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
2:30 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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4:30 am -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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5:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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6:30 am -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
7:00 am -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
7:07 am -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
7:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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8:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Our Record-Breaking Global Heat: The record-breaking heat of the last few years is, climate scientists say, “not just summer.” Two distinguished researchers, Mathew Barlow and Jeffrey Basara, discuss their recent important article about the sudden uptick in global temperature, why is worrying climate experts, how they analyze the global heat patterns and what must be done to address the problem. 00:30:04
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9:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
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9:30 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
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10:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
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10:30 am -
Zumba Session 8
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back, and energizing as ever!
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11:30 am -
Qigong Session 2
+ John Hunt is back with a new session of qigong, which you can do right in your chair! Get ready, get set, get centered!
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12:30 pm -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
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2:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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3:30 pm -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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5:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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6:30 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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7:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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7:33 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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8:00 pm -
Episode 4: Tabitha Kambazza - Neighbors in Healthcare
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Tabitha Kambazza, a lifeguard at the Underwood Pool with information and tips on being a lifeguard.
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8:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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9:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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9:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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10:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
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11:00 pm -
The Night Shift - August 2026
+ The Night Shift, Auguast 2026
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12:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 18
+ This session of Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin picks up where Session 17 left off. Great for beginners of all ages.
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12:30 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
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1:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
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1:30 am -
Zumba Session 8
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back, and energizing as ever!
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2:30 am -
Qigong Session 2
+ John Hunt is back with a new session of qigong, which you can do right in your chair! Get ready, get set, get centered!
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3:30 am -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
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5:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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6:30 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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8:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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9:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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10:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
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11:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
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12:30 pm -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
1:00 pm -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
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2:00 pm -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
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2:30 pm -
Dracut Arts
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3:00 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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3:30 pm -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
3:39 pm -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
4:30 pm -
LiveU Solo 2 (new)
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6:45 pm -
LiveU Solo 2 (new)
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9:30 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Bellmont Caffe
+ Belmont Media volunteer Christian Frelinghuysen visits one of his favorite places in Belmont, the Bellmont Caffè, and talks with owner Rachid Smairi, and customers, Patrick Grasso and Paul Roberts.
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10:00 pm -
Belmont Journal: School Committee Update
+ Meg Moriarty, School Committee Chair, gives Host Steve Rosales an update.
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10:30 pm -
Payson Park Music Festival
+ Payson Park Music Festival presents The Gravel Project on June 17, 2026. Produced by David Emello.
-
12:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society hosts local author Anthony Sammarco for his presentation "S.S. Pierce Company: A Boston Tradition" about the Boston provisions company begun in 1831 and lasted more than a hundred fifty years. There once was an S.S. Pierce retail store in Cushing Square, Belmont. 00:56:41
-
1:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents: "Let Freedom Ring: A Celebration of America's Bicentennial. Hosted and produced by Viktoria Haase. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 00:50:46
-
2:30 am -
2026 National Purple Heart Day in Belmont
+ The Town of Belmont joins more than 900 municipalities, cities, and counties nationwide in recognizing those wounded or killed in combat.
Official Purple Heart Day is observed annually on August 7th, commemorating the day in 1782 when General George Washington commissioned the first Purple Heart Medal, originally called the Badge of Military Merit.
The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.
Program:
Welcoming Remarks:
Bob Upton, Belmont Veterans Service OfficerNational Anthem
Claire BoyleInvocation
Dr. Donald Choi
College Staff at Antioch Baptist Church
& TRA- Boston Homeschool HeadmasterTown of Belmont Select Board
Taylor Yates, ChairProclamation
State Senator William BrownsbergerBelmont Veterans Memorial Committee (Ret.) USMC Colonel Michael J. Callanan
Featured Speaker
CSM (Ret.) Bill DavidsonClosing Remarks
Bob Upton, Belmont VSO -
3:00 am -
Belmont Public Library Grand Opening
+ Belmont Public Library celebrates the Grand Opening of its new building on January 17, 2026.
-
4:00 am -
Belmont Author Spotlight
+ Belmont author George Danis talks about his memoir, "Go Far, Give Back, Live Greek."
-
4:30 am -
Dracut Arts
-
5:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
5:30 am -
On the Job
+ Foundations to finish as the Jensen Hus team moves between the 2 big jobs.
Our contemporary construction in Sherborn is taking shape as we start forming the 2nd half of our foundation walls and installing footing drains and sump pumps. Dave shares another tid bit about construction in Africa that needs to be censored, so you will have to use your imagination and the boss checks in for a little chat and requests that we trade jobs for a day. Then to Belmont Hill where our contemporary French farm house is getting lots of new goodies installed, including a new Bosch combi boiler from Alpha Mechanical. -
5:37 am -
On the Job
+ Nathan Dishington and the Jensen Hus crew are plowing ahead on the huge Sherborn foundation for the new contemporary build. For his birthday, Nate plays peacemaker for the concrete contractor to play nice with the drivers and reminds us of the Golden Rule. Nate's Dad calls and talks about his grandfather back in Stokmarknes, Norway.
Meanwhile, we learn more about Dave as he shares some experiences with the Chinese government back in Kenya as Nate wades into his opinions about Chinese crypto currency -
6:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ Radio drama read by members of BMC Staff. "The Bitterest Man on Earth" is a story about a man convicted of a murder and the quest to prove his innocence.
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7:00 am -
Belmont Chinese American Association
+ Annual Chinese Spring Festival at the Beech Street Center. Filmed and edited by Rich Berger. 01:55:09
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9:00 am -
Kitchen To Kitchen
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits Shimon, a Lebanese American who demonstrates how to make a classic delicious Mediterranean ensemble: hummus, kafta, and tzatziki! 25:31
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9:30 am -
Episode 4: Tabitha Kambazza - Neighbors in Healthcare
+ In this episode of Neighbors in Healthcare we are joined by Tabitha Kambazza, a lifeguard at the Underwood Pool with information and tips on being a lifeguard.
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4:00 pm -
LiveU Solo 2 (new)
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