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Be sure to tune in to this week's "Belmont Journal."

Highlights from this week's show include:

Highlights from this week's hyper-local, 30-minute news show include:

In honor of the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, Belmont Media Center will be airing Lost Treasures of Christianity: The Ancient Monuments of Armenia. This documentary presents a spellbinding look at Armenia's medieval castles, churches, and monasteries, stone-carved images, and brilliantly colored illuminated manuscripts that provide clues to some of the most haunting questions in the history of medieval art.

Highlights from this week's hyper-local, 30-minute news show include:

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., we will be airing an all-day block of programming dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr. Programming will air Wednesday, April 4th on channel 96 (Comcast) and channel 30 (Verizon). Program schedule will repeat on April 7th and 8th. Below is the program schedule and show descriptions:

9:00 AM – Martin Luther King: A Time to Break Silence

10:30 AM – Belmont MLK Community Breakfast 2018

12:30 PM – We Have a Dream

1:00 PM – Democracy Now, 1/15/18

Highlights from this week's show include:

BMC is excited to announce its purchase of an all-new HTC Vive kit, thanks to our friends at the Brookline Interactive Group. Virtual Reality is the latest in storytelling tools, and BMC is happy to provide this cutting edge technology to our members! 

Here are some highlights of this week’s “Belmont Journal:”

- Belmont High School students hold walk out. Administration limits access to students and school staff only

- Owner of historic Belmont home hopes to make it a local historic district

-Belmont Light Board signs off on Purchased Power Policy and update on search for new GM

-New fairytales, folktales and fables exhibit opens at Belmont Gallery of Art

This week's Belmont Journal will give you a closer look inside Belmont's pottery studio, Indigo Fire and show how they are reaching out to those in need. Learn about a composting and avoiding rats. See first hand what it's like for public works employees during a storm. The town administrator will be investigating funding for a school resource officer at the Chenery and long term and short term solutions for a new location for the Belmont Food Pantry.