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By: Franklin B. Tucker
Explore floral interpretations of books, sip wine, enjoy bites to eat and live music at the Belmont Public Library as the Friends of the Belmont Public Library and the Belmont Garden Club invite the public to Books In Bloom, a one-of-a-kind evening celebrating floral art, books, and community on Friday, May 8, from 6 p.m.to 9 p.m..
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Muzzy’s owner Dante Muzzioli greets a friend at the scene of the fire that destroyed his business on Thursday.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Fourth time IS the charm as the Belmont Center Business Association hold the 37th Annual Town Day in warm – the forecast calls for temps the mid-70s – and sunny conditions on Saturday, May 16.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Belmont High Girls’ Mia Salazar scores the Marauders’ fourth try in Belmont’s 43-21 victory over undefeated Weymouth High on May 14, 2026.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Belmont High School athletes who participated in planting American flags at Grove Street Cemetery before Monday’s Memorial Day ceremony.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Belmont High’s senior attack Niamh Lesnik scored the Marauders’ final six goals including the game winner to beat Central Catholic, 13-12, to end its season at 13-5 and a 14 seed in the MIAA Div. 1 Girls’ Lacrosse tournament
By: Franklin B. Tucker
The weekly Belmont Farmers Market turns 21 this year as the yearly community event brings nearly 50 vendors to the Claflin Street Parking Lot from the first week in June to the final week in October.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
The sixth annual Pride Parade, to be held on Sunday, May 31, will be extra special as it will also commemorate an important milestone.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Belmont High celebrates its 14-9 victory in the opening game of the MIAA D1 Girls Lacrosse tournament.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
With the American Red Cross making an urgent call for blood and platelet donors just as the high demand summer months begin, the Town of Belmont is holding a Blood Drive on Monday, June 8, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the Morrissey Room of the Belmont Public Library.
