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Photo: The Belmont Select Board honors the Belmont High Girls: (from left) Select Board Chair Taylor Yates, Head Coach Kate McCabe players Adele Goho, Nina Lind, Serena Field, and LeeLee Kozelian with board members Carol Berberian and Matt Taylor.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Flanked by her mother and father, Belmont’s newest Police Officer Emily Ricci has her picture taken at her swearing in on Aug. 3 at Belmont’s Town Hall.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: The Belmont Select Board signing the documents to begin the construction phase of the first portion of the Belmont Community Path with a completion date in late-summer 2029
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: State Sen. Will Brownsberger, State Rep. Dave Rogers and Gov. Maura Healey in Belmont Sunday.
![Early results: Brownsberger Says ‘[Election] Not Looking That Good Tonight’ As Hometown Comes Out Big For Long-Time Senator](https://belmontonian.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_1245-1024x768.jpeg)
By: Franklin B. Tucker
With nearly 60 percent of precincts tallied, State Sen. Will Brownsberger could see the writing on the wall.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
On a night that saw one of the candidates announce he would probably loss than reverse that prediction an hour later and the other declaring victory no matter the decision, just who will be the next state senator representing Belmont remains up in the air.
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Counting teams preparing to for the Belmont Town Moderators recount in 2025
By: Franklin B. Tucker
What’s Open, Close On Labor Day; Trash Pick Up Delayed A Day
By: Franklin B. Tucker
Photo: Belmont High Girls’ Volleyball prepping for the coming season
By: Franklin B. Tucker
While one of the most seminal moments in US history, for many members of the Gen Z generation – those born after 1997 – the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 are only hazy memories, if they remember them at all. It’s why many who do remember 9/11 believe the shock, pain, bravery and consequences of that day is essential to recall and commemorate.
