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The latest Gallery @ BMC features an art exhibit by "Bohemian Arts Boston, Cambridge & Beyond" in honor of Black History Month. The mission of Bohemian Art's is to serve artists of all genres as a resource to collaborate, network and share information. The role of Bohemian Arts came from  a desire to redefine the role art plays in our society: to ground artisans, get back to grassroots of what art stands for, and to revolutionize the way the Art Market functions.

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Roger Colton covers the following topics:

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Roger Colton covers the following topics:

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Michael Crowley covers the following topics:

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Roger Colton covers the following topics:

Belmont Media Center will be closed during the holidays to give our staff a well deserved break and recharge for the coming year. Happy New Year! If you need to reach BMC on an urgent matter, feel free to call Jeff Hansell, Executive Director at 857-928-6977.

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Roger Colton covers the following topics:

Tune in this week and get all the hyper-local news you need to know about Belmont in under 30 minutes. This week's Belmont Journal hosted by Michael Crowley covers the following topics:

One hundred years ago today, 2.5 million American servicemen (and also thousands of women who were attached to the military and volunteer organizations) were still stationed in France and Germany though the Armistice had been signed a month earlier. They would spend Christmas away from their loved ones and experience the holiday season in Europe. The huge logistical challenge of transporting millions of soldiers home across the Atlantic wasn’t undertaken in earnest until April 1919.