3/24/11 - Part 2 of the lecture by Stephen Puleo, author of Dark Tide: The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919. This lecture was part of the One Book One Belmont event.
5/24/11 - Part 1 of the School Committee meeting on May 24, 2011. Community Service Awards were presented to high school seniors. ;
5/24/11 - Part two of the School Committee meeting in Belmont, MA.
5/23/11 - Time Out For Sports Talk
5/24/11 - BMC Producer Christina Nicolson appears as guest to discuss her new science program, "Becoming Citizen Scientists."
ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR.: An explosive power the size of a Hiroshima bomb once a week.
MARIA GUNNOE: They just keep this process up until they literally reduce the mountain to rubble.
BO WEBB: Coal River Mountain is our last great mountain that hasn’t been blasted to ashes.
DR. ALLEN HERSHKOWITZ: Massey Coal, the single most destructive coal mining company in history.
Dr. Krimsky discusses his long and productive career in research on many science-related issues, including environment, health, and information rights. He has been a prolific writer, with a great commitment to educating the public about these issues.
