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Gov TV

7:15 pm - Coaching with Cancer +
A short documentary about Belmont High School Head Coach Yann Kumin's recent cancer diagnosis and his courage to fight the disease while continuing to coach football.
8:00 pm - Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19
10:00 pm - Warrant Committee - 10/02/19 +
Warrant Committee - 10/02/19
1:00 am - Select Board - 10/07/19 - 10/07/2019 +
Select Board - 10/07/19
5:00 am - Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19
9:00 am - Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19
12:00 pm - Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 9/26/19 +
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 9/26/19
3:00 pm - Warrant Committee - 10/02/19 +
Warrant Committee - 10/02/19
7:00 pm - Select Board - 10/07/19 - 10/07/2019 +
Select Board - 10/07/19
9:17 pm - Select Board - 10/07/19 - 10/07/2019 +
Select Board - 10/07/19
12:00 am - Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Logan Departure Paths Meeting - 10/01/19
3:00 am - Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 9/26/19 +
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 9/26/19
6:00 am - Warrant Committee - 10/02/19 +
Warrant Committee - 10/02/19
9:00 am - Select Board - 10/07/19 - 10/07/2019 +
Select Board - 10/07/19
12:00 pm - School Committee - 9/24/19 +
School Committee - 9/24/19
3:00 pm - Planning Board - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Planning Board - 10/01/19
4:00 pm - Planning Board - 10/01/19 - 10/01/2019 +
Planning Board - 10/01/19
6:00 pm - Middlesex Update with District Attorney Marian Ryan +
Middlesex district attorney Marian Ryan discusses summer safety awareness with guests including: registered nurse Gail Infurna, Chief Richard McLaughlin of Belmont Police Department, and James DiClemente, Director of Ed and Simulation, Pro EMS

Info TV

7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 23 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 23, by Arto Asadoorian, Director of Visual and Performing Arts, Belmont Public Schools.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 24 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 24, by Adam Dash, Chair of the Belmont Board of Selectmen.
12:00 pm - Talking News
1:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
2:00 pm - MA Joint Committee on Education Hearing - October 7th, 2019 +
The MA Joint Committee on Education met to hear testimony on legislation that would mandate teaching about genocide in public schools, along with several bills related to charter schools.
6:00 pm - Talking News
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - Prologue +
A reading of Frankenstein prologue by Wesley Chin, Director of Belmont Health Department.
7:50 pm - Frankenstein - CH 1 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 1, by Jeff Hansell, Executive Director of Belmont Media Center.
8:03 pm - Frankenstein - CH 2 - Chapter 02 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 2, by Jirair Hovsepian, Volunteer Producer at Belmont Media Center.
12:00 pm - Talking News
1:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
2:00 pm - MA Joint Committee on Financial Services Hearing - October 8th, 2019 +
The Joint Committee on Financial Services met for public testimony on several health coverage bills relating to preserving fertility when undergoing certain treatments, various women’s health issues, hearing aid coverage for the sensory impaired and more.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 3 - Chapter 03 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 3, by Kathryn Bonfiglio, president of Belmont Against Racism.
7:18 pm - Frankenstein - CH 4 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 4, by Ellen Schreiber, Warrant Committee Member and Vice President of the Belmont Library Foundation.
7:35 pm - Frankenstein - CH 5 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 5, by MA State Senator Will Brownsberger.
7:49 pm - Frankenstein - CH 6 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 6, by Ellen O'Brien Cushman, Belmont Town Clerk.
1:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
2:00 pm - MA Joint Committee on Education Hearing - October 7th, 2019 +
The MA Joint Committee on Education met to hear testimony on legislation that would mandate teaching about genocide in public schools, along with several bills related to charter schools.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 7 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 7, by Anne Marie Mahoney, Chair of the Belmont Capital Budget Committee.
7:28 pm - Frankenstein - CH 8 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 8, by Dave Rogers, MA State Representative.
7:49 pm - Frankenstein - CH 9 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 9, by Anne Paulsen, former State Representative.
8:05 pm - Frankenstein - CH 10 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 10, by Fran Yuan, Vice Chair of the Belmont Human Rights Commission.
1:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
2:00 pm - MA Joint Committee on Financial Services Hearing - October 8th, 2019 +
The Joint Committee on Financial Services met for public testimony on several health coverage bills relating to preserving fertility when undergoing certain treatments, various women’s health issues, hearing aid coverage for the sensory impaired and more.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 11 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 11, by Peter Struzziero, director of the Belmont Public Library.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 12 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 12, by Rosa E. Inniss, METCO Director of Belmont Public Schools.
7:30 pm - Frankenstein - CH 13 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 13, by Nancy Dignan, Vice President of Friends of the Belmont Public Library.
7:46 pm - Frankenstein - CH 14 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 14, by Roger Colton, host of Belmont Journal.
1:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
2:00 pm - MA Joint Committee on Education Hearing - October 7th, 2019 +
The MA Joint Committee on Education met to hear testimony on legislation that would mandate teaching about genocide in public schools, along with several bills related to charter schools.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 15 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 15, by Lisa Gibalerio, Town Meeting Member, Precinct 4.
7:22 pm - Frankenstein - CH 16 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 16, by Dr. Chao Tu, Belmont Chinese American Association.
7:52 pm - Frankenstein - CH 17 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 17, by Elaine Alligood, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library.
8:05 pm - Frankenstein - CH 18 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 18, by Mary Stearns, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library and Town Meeting Member, Precinct 3.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 19 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 19, by Paul Minor, Co-Pastor of the All Saints Church of Belmont and National Guard Chaplain.
7:19 pm - Frankenstein - CH 20 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 20, by Steven Rosales, former Selectman and longtime proud and active Belmontonian.
7:41 pm - Frankenstein - CH 21 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 21, by Patrice Garvin, Belmont Town Administrator.
8:07 pm - Frankenstein - CH 22 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 22, by Joanna Tzouvelis, Senior Multimedia Journalist, Belmont Citizen-Herald.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 23 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 23, by Arto Asadoorian, Director of Visual and Performing Arts, Belmont Public Schools.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 24 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 24, by Adam Dash, Chair of the Belmont Board of Selectmen.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - Prologue +
A reading of Frankenstein prologue by Wesley Chin, Director of Belmont Health Department.
7:50 pm - Frankenstein - CH 1 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 1, by Jeff Hansell, Executive Director of Belmont Media Center.
8:03 pm - Frankenstein - CH 2 - Chapter 02 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 2, by Jirair Hovsepian, Volunteer Producer at Belmont Media Center.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 3 - Chapter 03 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 3, by Kathryn Bonfiglio, president of Belmont Against Racism.
7:18 pm - Frankenstein - CH 4 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 4, by Ellen Schreiber, Warrant Committee Member and Vice President of the Belmont Library Foundation.
7:35 pm - Frankenstein - CH 5 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 5, by MA State Senator Will Brownsberger.
7:49 pm - Frankenstein - CH 6 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 6, by Ellen O'Brien Cushman, Belmont Town Clerk.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 7 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 7, by Anne Marie Mahoney, Chair of the Belmont Capital Budget Committee.
7:28 pm - Frankenstein - CH 8 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 8, by Dave Rogers, MA State Representative.
7:49 pm - Frankenstein - CH 9 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 9, by Anne Paulsen, former State Representative.
8:05 pm - Frankenstein - CH 10 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 10, by Fran Yuan, Vice Chair of the Belmont Human Rights Commission.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 11 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 11, by Peter Struzziero, director of the Belmont Public Library.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 12 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 12, by Rosa E. Inniss, METCO Director of Belmont Public Schools.
7:30 pm - Frankenstein - CH 13 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 13, by Nancy Dignan, Vice President of Friends of the Belmont Public Library.
7:46 pm - Frankenstein - CH 14 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 14, by Roger Colton, host of Belmont Journal.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 15 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 15, by Lisa Gibalerio, Town Meeting Member, Precinct 4.
7:22 pm - Frankenstein - CH 16 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 16, by Dr. Chao Tu, Belmont Chinese American Association.
7:52 pm - Frankenstein - CH 17 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 17, by Elaine Alligood, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library.
8:05 pm - Frankenstein - CH 18 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 18, by Mary Stearns, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library and Town Meeting Member, Precinct 3.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 19 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 19, by Paul Minor, Co-Pastor of the All Saints Church of Belmont and National Guard Chaplain.
7:19 pm - Frankenstein - CH 20 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 20, by Steven Rosales, former Selectman and longtime proud and active Belmontonian.
7:41 pm - Frankenstein - CH 21 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 21, by Patrice Garvin, Belmont Town Administrator.
8:07 pm - Frankenstein - CH 22 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 22, by Joanna Tzouvelis, Senior Multimedia Journalist, Belmont Citizen-Herald.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 23 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 23, by Arto Asadoorian, Director of Visual and Performing Arts, Belmont Public Schools.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 24 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 24, by Adam Dash, Chair of the Belmont Board of Selectmen.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - Prologue +
A reading of Frankenstein prologue by Wesley Chin, Director of Belmont Health Department.
7:50 pm - Frankenstein - CH 1 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 1, by Jeff Hansell, Executive Director of Belmont Media Center.
8:03 pm - Frankenstein - CH 2 - Chapter 02 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 2, by Jirair Hovsepian, Volunteer Producer at Belmont Media Center.
8:21 pm - Frankenstein - CH 3 - Chapter 03 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 3, by Kathryn Bonfiglio, president of Belmont Against Racism.
8:39 pm - Frankenstein - CH 4 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 4, by Ellen Schreiber, Warrant Committee Member and Vice President of the Belmont Library Foundation.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 5 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 5, by MA State Senator Will Brownsberger.
7:14 pm - Frankenstein - CH 6 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 6, by Ellen O'Brien Cushman, Belmont Town Clerk.
7:35 pm - Frankenstein - CH 7 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 7, by Anne Marie Mahoney, Chair of the Belmont Capital Budget Committee.
8:03 pm - Frankenstein - CH 8 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 8, by Dave Rogers, MA State Representative.
8:24 pm - Frankenstein - CH 9 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 9, by Anne Paulsen, former State Representative.
8:40 pm - Frankenstein - CH 10 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 10, by Fran Yuan, Vice Chair of the Belmont Human Rights Commission.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 11 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 11, by Peter Struzziero, director of the Belmont Public Library.
7:16 pm - Frankenstein - CH 12 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 12, by Rosa E. Inniss, METCO Director of Belmont Public Schools.
7:30 pm - Frankenstein - CH 13 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 13, by Nancy Dignan, Vice President of Friends of the Belmont Public Library.
7:46 pm - Frankenstein - CH 14 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 14, by Roger Colton, host of Belmont Journal.
7:58 pm - Frankenstein - CH 15 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 15, by Lisa Gibalerio, Town Meeting Member, Precinct 4.
8:20 pm - Frankenstein - CH 16 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 16, by Dr. Chao Tu, Belmont Chinese American Association.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 17 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 17, by Elaine Alligood, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library.
7:13 pm - Frankenstein - CH 18 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 18, by Mary Stearns, Trustee of the Belmont Public Library and Town Meeting Member, Precinct 3.
7:33 pm - Frankenstein - CH 19 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 19, by Paul Minor, Co-Pastor of the All Saints Church of Belmont and National Guard Chaplain.
7:52 pm - Frankenstein - CH 20 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 20, by Steven Rosales, former Selectman and longtime proud and active Belmontonian.
8:14 pm - Frankenstein - CH 21 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 21, by Patrice Garvin, Belmont Town Administrator.
7:00 pm - Frankenstein - CH 22 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 22, by Joanna Tzouvelis, Senior Multimedia Journalist, Belmont Citizen-Herald.
7:22 pm - Frankenstein - CH 23 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 23, by Arto Asadoorian, Director of Visual and Performing Arts, Belmont Public Schools.
7:38 pm - Frankenstein - CH 24 +
A reading of Frankenstein, Chapter 24, by Adam Dash, Chair of the Belmont Board of Selectmen.

Public TV

7:00 pm - Soccer Night in Belmont 2019 +
Celebration of the game of soccer in Belmont featuring double header of varsity boys and girls Marauder teams vs the Winchester Sachems. Includes ceremonies and youth teams. Commentators: Scot Landry, Brian Meringer, and Mike Price.
12:00 am - Heritage Park Baptist Church
1:30 am - Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
3:00 am - Church of God
3:30 am - Positively Beech Street, Ep. # 8 +
Rich Berger and Bob Felleman chat at the Belmont Beech Street Center on September 6, 2019.
5:00 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
5:03 am - BMC Animated Promo
5:03 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
5:07 am - BMC Animated Promo
5:07 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
5:30 am - Belmont Historical Society: Wellington Station Open House +
A short video of scenes at the Wellington Station Open House in Belmont, Massachusetts. Included is historical information about one of Belmont's most recognizable landmarks.
5:36 am - BMC Animated Promo
5:36 am - Belmont Historical Society: Wellington Station Open House +
A short video of scenes at the Wellington Station Open House in Belmont, Massachusetts. Included is historical information about one of Belmont's most recognizable landmarks.
5:42 am - BMC Animated Promo
5:43 am - Belmont Historical Society: Wellington Station Open House +
A short video of scenes at the Wellington Station Open House in Belmont, Massachusetts. Included is historical information about one of Belmont's most recognizable landmarks.
6:00 am - Beekeeping # 1: How to Weigh an Active Beehive +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont beekeeper, shows how to weigh a beehive to see how much honey bees have collected.
6:01 am - Beekeeping # 2: Finding the Queen +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont beekeeper, show how systematically look for the queen in a beehive full of bees
6:05 am - Beekeeping # 3: Smoker Lighter Demo +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont beekeeper, demonstrates how to light up a smoker safely.
6:06 am - Beekeeping # 4: Honey Extracting Demo +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont Beekeeper, demonstrates how to extract honey from frames full of honey.
6:23 am - Beekeeping # 5: Honey Harvest Demo +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont beekeeper, shows how to safely remove frames full of honey from a beehive.
6:36 am - Beekeeping # 6: Bee Package Installation +
Ottavio Forte, a Belmont Beekeeper, shows how to set-up a beehive using a new package of honeybees with the queen.
7:00 am - Living +
A documentary about those living with Metastatic Breast Cancer.
8:00 am - Belmont Journal - 100419 +
Belmont news show with topics including, National Grid employee causes disturbance, update on airplane routes, Walk-to-School Day, possible changes to roll calls, Disability Mentoring Day at the State House, golf tournaments begin, and community events.
9:00 am - Payson Park Music Festival +
Payson Park Music Festival presents Cheryl Arena Band.
10:24 am - ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-65sec-Channel.pegssc +
ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-65sec-Channel.pegssc
10:25 am - PSA: Future Generations
10:25 am - School Breakfast PSA
10:27 am - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
10:27 am - PSA
10:29 am - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
10:29 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
10:30 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
10:33 am - BMC Animated Promo
10:33 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
10:37 am - BMC Animated Promo
10:37 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
11:00 am - Meet Belmont +
Belmont's annual community informational fair in 2019.
12:30 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations - 10/08/19 +
Regardless of any cell’s size, its components (organelles) are always proportional. Scientists do not know how size of cells and their organelles are determined. Cells just self-assemble effortlessly. Biophysicist Jane Kondev, Ph.D. discusses this mystery –one of the most challenging in Nature– and how scientists try to unravel the cell’s self-assembly code.
1:30 pm - The Literati Scene
1:54 pm - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
1:57 pm - ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-25sec-Channel.pegssc +
ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-25sec-Channel.pegssc
1:58 pm - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
1:58 pm - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
1:59 pm - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
1:59 pm - PSA College Crash Course +
2015 PSA - Community Engagement
2:00 pm - <div>The Steve Katsos Show Seasons 9 & 10 (43 min)</div> +
Featuring announcer Bob Kuhn, musician Vance Gilbert, comedian Jeremy Furtado, and musical guest Gracie Day...
3:00 pm - The Total Woman
3:30 pm - Perils for Pedestrains +
Pedestrian improvements in Decatur, GA.
A wheelchair user in Atlanta.
PEDS advocates for pedestrians in Atlanta.
Walk to School Day in Gaithersburg, MD.
Lantern Parade in Atlanta.
3:58 pm - ACM Promo +
PSA for Community Media
3:58 pm - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
3:59 pm - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
3:59 pm - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
4:00 pm - Wicked Good Food
4:30 pm - Talking News
4:59 pm - Soccer Night in Belmont 2019 +
Celebration of the game of soccer in Belmont featuring double header of varsity boys and girls Marauder teams vs the Winchester Sachems. Includes ceremonies and youth teams. Commentators: Scot Landry, Brian Meringer, and Mike Price.
8:30 pm - In Good Shape
8:56 pm - PSA
8:57 pm - PSA: End Corruption
8:57 pm - PSA: Drug Free World
8:58 pm - PSA: Free and Equal
9:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
9:26 pm - Belmont COA Volunteer Driver Program +
Public Service Announcement for the Belmont Council on Aging's Volunteer Driver Program.
9:27 pm - PSA: Be Temperate
9:28 pm - PSA
10:30 pm - Audio Visual Open Mic #9 - 09/21/19 +
Performers include Will Baird, Mike Ring, Dylan Burke, Derek Shapiro, and some random guy.
12:00 am - Payson Park Music Festival +
Payson Park Music Festival presents Cheryl Arena Band.
1:24 am - ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-65sec-Channel.pegssc +
ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-65sec-Channel.pegssc
1:25 am - PSA: Future Generations
1:25 am - School Breakfast PSA
1:27 am - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
1:27 am - PSA
1:29 am - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
1:29 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
1:30 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
1:33 am - BMC Animated Promo
1:33 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
1:37 am - BMC Animated Promo
1:37 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
2:00 am - Meet Belmont +
Belmont's annual community informational fair in 2019.
3:30 am - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations - 10/08/19 +
Regardless of any cell’s size, its components (organelles) are always proportional. Scientists do not know how size of cells and their organelles are determined. Cells just self-assemble effortlessly. Biophysicist Jane Kondev, Ph.D. discusses this mystery –one of the most challenging in Nature– and how scientists try to unravel the cell’s self-assembly code.
4:30 am - The Literati Scene
4:54 am - Belmont Off Leash Program +
Belmont ACO Suzanne Trasavage and Belmont Assistant Town Administrator share details of Belmont's Off-Leash Program, it's rules, and how to apply.
4:57 am - ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-25sec-Channel.pegssc +
ACM-ThePowerOfCommunity-25sec-Channel.pegssc
4:58 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
4:58 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
4:59 am - Ad Council - Energy Efficiency +
New PSAs released in 2011 encourage homeowners to save energy by taking actions around the home. The PSAs offer practical ideas for reducing household energy consumption, and saving money in the process.
4:59 am - PSA College Crash Course +
2015 PSA - Community Engagement
5:00 am - <div>The Steve Katsos Show Seasons 9 & 10 (43 min)</div> +
Featuring announcer Bob Kuhn, musician Vance Gilbert, comedian Jeremy Furtado, and musical guest Gracie Day...
6:00 am - The Total Woman
6:30 am - Perils for Pedestrains +
Pedestrian improvements in Decatur, GA.
A wheelchair user in Atlanta.
PEDS advocates for pedestrians in Atlanta.
Walk to School Day in Gaithersburg, MD.
Lantern Parade in Atlanta.
6:58 am - ACM Promo +
PSA for Community Media
6:58 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
6:59 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
6:59 am - Ad Council - Adoption +
In 2003, the Ad Council partnered with the Children’s Bureau and AdoptUSKids on a national adoption recruitment campaign to encourage the adoption of children from foster care. PSA’s have been developed with a specific annual focus, including teens, Spanish language, African-Americans, sibling groups, and children 8 and older. The consistent tag line, 'You don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent', has been used to communicate a humorous angle on the seemingly challenging task of adopting from foster care. It reassures prospective parents that even if not 'perfect,' they have the ability to provide the stability and security that children in foster care need and deserve.
7:00 am - Wicked Good Food
7:30 am - Talking News
10:30 am - Living +
A documentary about those living with Metastatic Breast Cancer.
11:30 am - Coaching with Cancer +
A short documentary about Belmont High School Head Coach Yann Kumin's recent cancer diagnosis and his courage to fight the disease while continuing to coach football.
11:32 am - BMC Animated Promo
11:33 am - Coaching with Cancer +
A short documentary about Belmont High School Head Coach Yann Kumin's recent cancer diagnosis and his courage to fight the disease while continuing to coach football.
11:35 am - BMC Animated Promo
11:36 am - Coaching with Cancer +
A short documentary about Belmont High School Head Coach Yann Kumin's recent cancer diagnosis and his courage to fight the disease while continuing to coach football.
12:00 pm - <div>The Steve Katsos Show Seasons 9 & 10 (43 min)</div> +
Featuring announcer Bob Kuhn, musician Vance Gilbert, comedian Jeremy Furtado, and musical guest Gracie Day...
1:00 pm - The Literati Scene
1:30 pm - Meet Belmont +
Belmont's annual community informational fair in 2019.
3:00 pm - Community Conversations - 10/02/19 +
Roger Colton discusses the new Belmont Middle and High School Building with John Phelan, Superintendent of Belmont Public Schools.
3:32 pm - Perils for Pedestrains +
Pedestrian improvements in Decatur, GA.
A wheelchair user in Atlanta.
PEDS advocates for pedestrians in Atlanta.
Walk to School Day in Gaithersburg, MD.
Lantern Parade in Atlanta.
4:00 pm - Frankenstein Makeup +
Special Effects Make Up Artist Scott Miller transforms Hal Shubin into Frankenstein's Monster.
5:00 pm - Positively Beech Street, Ep. # 8 +
Rich Berger and Bob Felleman chat at the Belmont Beech Street Center on September 6, 2019.
6:00 pm - Issues and Answers: Reducing Gun Violence - 09/26/2019 +
Jeff Hansell and Mike Crowley discuss the topic of reducing gun violence in America with guests Belmont Assistant Police Chief James MacIsaac and Dr. David Hemenway from Harvard School of Public Health.
7:00 pm - Time Out for Sports Talk - 9/25/19 +
Live sports talk show recorded on September 25, 2019. Todd, Howie and guest Rob Dally talk about the Patriots.
8:00 pm - Reeling...The Movie Review Show
8:30 pm - Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations - 10/08/19 +
Regardless of any cell’s size, its components (organelles) are always proportional. Scientists do not know how size of cells and their organelles are determined. Cells just self-assemble effortlessly. Biophysicist Jane Kondev, Ph.D. discusses this mystery –one of the most challenging in Nature– and how scientists try to unravel the cell’s self-assembly code.
9:30 pm - Tomorrow Today
10:00 pm - Belmont Journal - 10/11/19 - 10/11/2019 +
Belmont news program with topics including, Beech Street Center 10 Year Anniversary, will Belmont remain a member of Minuteman High School?, too much littering in parks, override vote in November 2020, art exhibit at library, girls varsity volleyball en route to state tournament and community events.
11:30 pm - The Night Shift - September 2019 +
The Night Shift - September 2019

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