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Meet Belmont Exceeds Expectations

October 22, 2026
Meet Belmont returned this past Monday after a seven-year hiatus, and it exceeded every expectation. The evening gave residents a welcome chance to connect face-to-face with town staff, PTOs, and the dedicated volunteers who serve our community. Events like this matter. At…

Dog Park is a Great Idea

October 17, 2026
I was glad to read in the Sept. 18 issue that town leadership is considering creating dedicated dog parks. We are one of the few communities in our area without a dog park, and I have traveled to parks in Arlington and…

Vote to Retain Partisan Primaries 

October 8, 2026
The proponents of State Ballot Question 3 call themselves the “Coalition for a Healthy Democracy,” but what they propose is anything but healthy. The idea of non-partisan primaries sounds promising, until you look deeper. The measure could force candidates with similar platforms…

Brownsberger: ‘Grateful for the Opportunity’ 

September 23, 2026
Last week, election personnel finalized the results of the Sept. 1 Democratic primary for state senator. In the end, a recount confirmed that I won reelection by 35 votes. First, I congratulate my challenger Dan Lander on a spirited campaign. Second, I…

Speak Up in the Moment

September 13, 2026
At the Belmont Farmers Market on Aug. 27, I overheard a man shout at another person to “go back to your country!” I didn’t witness what led up to it, and I can’t pretend to know the full story. But I know…

More Parking Needed

September 12, 2026
Our new library does not have enough parking for its employees and regular patrons on most days, so you can imagine what it was like yesterday with rain and voting. There were lots of voting-only placards in the lot & along Concord…

Coping With Autumn Stress

September 11, 2026
We’re on the cusp of a new season. In September, everything changes: daily rhythms, stress levels, traffic patterns. Here in the Northeast, we thrive on changing seasons, transitioning from lazy days on the beach to crisp fall weather and the autumnal joys…

Thanks for a Fitting Tribute 

July 23, 2026
On Monday, July 13, my family held a celebration of life for my father, Dr. Paul Solomon, in the Belmont Town Hall Auditorium. When I began thinking about where we should gather to honor his life and legacy, I knew it had…

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: Vote Berberian for Select Board 

March 25, 2026
Carol Berberian brings experience, vision and inclusive leadership to the town. Carol Berberian will bring experience, vision, and inclusive leadership to the Belmont Select Board. As a lifelong resident, Carol demonstrates a strong commitment to the town. I have worked with Carol…
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