March 2026

Hoppy Days as Easter Bunny Visits Belmont Center

March 31, 2026
Unlike most who eagerly greeted and hugged the giant, furry Easter bunny visiting Belmont Center on March 28, Otis looked a bit wary. However, the docile pup sat obediently in the white rabbit’s arms and posed for a photo while wearing his…

Library Poetry Reading Returns to Mark Poetry Month

March 30, 2026
The Belmont Public Library will celebrate the 30th anniversary of National Poetry Month—the largest literary celebration in the world—with its annual poetry reading on April 13, featuring eight local poets. According to organizer and poet Wendy Drexler, the readings began around 2018…

Letter: Lack of Internal Chief Candidate ‘Troubling’

March 30, 2026
As a Belmont resident and taxpayer, I am troubled by the decision to appoint an out‑of‑state police chief while longstanding expectations that public safety leaders live within a reasonable distance of our town appear to be treated too flexibly. We were told…

Letter: Support Judith Feinleib

March 30, 2026
Elect Judith F Feinleib  to Town Meeting in Precinct 6. a person of integrity, restraint, and participation. Read Judith’s “IF I MAY” opinion pieces for her analysis of Belmont issues and learn of her passion for our town: jfeinleibifimay.com Judith makes sure…

Letter: Support for Mike Crowley

March 30, 2026
I’ve watched Mike Crowley evolve into the role of moderator and I support his reelection. He succeeded the former moderator who retired after many years and with whom members had become accustomed to his persona, preferences and procedures. A hard act to…

Letter: Support Dash for Moderator

March 30, 2026
It is very important for Belmont governance to elect Adam Dash as moderator on Tuesday, April 7. Residents who have never experienced Town Meeting might think it doesn’t make a difference who the moderator is. But it makes a big difference. I…

Belmont Boys Lacrosse Growing in Size, Skill

March 30, 2026
Belmont High School boys lacrosse has never won a Round of 32 game in the MIAA Division I postseason tournament, but the 2026 group believes they possess the talent needed to make program history. With all but two starters returning from a…

Letter: Support for Adam Dash

March 29, 2026
I am supporting Adam Dash for Town Moderator because he is the only candidate who can bring to the role the independence that it requires and run Town Meeting effectively. We need a Town Moderator who is impartial. This is the role’s…

Letter: Re-Elect Crowley as Moderator

March 29, 2026
I write in strong support of Mike Crowley for moderator. His first-year achievements, calm demeanor, and willingness to listen and learn have earned my deep respect. Town Meeting’s composition changed notably during the pandemic, as people with mobility limitations, those traveling, and…
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