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Public health weekly update related to the Town of Belmont’s response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. 00:09:07
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald journalist, reports on October 19 Select Board and details the new contract Patrice Garvin, the Town Administrator, got, traffic calming solution, and talk about the new venture of Craft Beer Cellar. 00:10:30
Franklin B. Tucker, The Belmontonian.com talks about fees on cardboard drop-off, Glenn Castro being acting town accountant, decrease in school enrollment and hybrid models to improve. 00:10:00
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald, reports on MassHousing approved 91 Beatrice Circle's eligibility for affordable housing, future of the ice rink, incentive for shopping local, and cannabis stores moving forward. 00:11:05
An up-close & personal panel discussion on Women's Suffrage in Belmont and its effect on today's local governance. Sponsored by the Belmont Area League of Women's Voters. 00:57:46
This week, Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist for Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, gives us guidance on college application process, and how to choose the best fit for your child. 0:11:49
What about celebrating the season instead of one night? What to do to be safe at Halloween? What if you're not comfortable with trick and treat? Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist, answers those questions and more on today's News Now. 00:08:29
Andover-based poet Jason O'Toole reads his original poetry. 00:06:58
Elisa Bennett talks about her experiences as an actress with PTSD and a rare tooth condition and her feelings about how disabilities are shown in the media. 00:06:00
Buses don't go to Leonard Street anymore. The short story is: they are too tall to go under the bridge. But, Glenn Clancy, Belmont Community Development Director, is exploring how to have them back there. He explains it to Roger Colton. 00:09:37
Belmont Health Department's weekly update on the COVID-19 pandemic in town. Including this week, reminders for Halloween and mask covering (what works, what doesn't) 00:09:33
BHS hybrid model finally adopted, COVID cases emerging at Chenery Middle School and Belmont League also impacted by the increase of cases in other communities. Franklin B. Tucker tells us more. 00:10:11
Parent information session discussing school re-opening and transitioning to a hybrid model for children with different abilities. Speakers include Ken Kramer and Jonathan Libby from the Department of Student Services, Patric Barberi of LABBB collaborative, and Briana Wall of Integrated Pre School.
Today's episode is all about community. First, mark your calendar for a dedication ceremony at 10:45 am in Waverley Sq. on Veterans Day. Secondly, meet the organizer of the weekly anti-racism stand-out in Cushing & Waverley Sq. 00:05:36
Community Forum for parents and guardians of remote-only students. 01:32:48
Director of MIT's Global Engineering & Research Laboratory (GEAR) Amos Winter speaks with Yvonne about his work providing low-cost prosthetic feet to underdeveloped nations as well as his de-salinization projects in India and elsewhere. Dr. Winter discusses the humanitarian commitment of the GEAR Lab, some of the award-winning innovations that have produced real changes for people in developing nations - and even here in the US for Native American reservations. 00:39:16
What do you do with remaining prescription drugs? Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist for Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, warns about their use and answers the question : should we lock them up? 00:11:04
Stephanie, a media professional currently living in New York, shares her story of growing up as a woman of color with autism and her thoughts on the diversity of disability representation in the media. 00:08:08
Belmont Boosters B-Drive didn't occur this year. Larry Christofori, the president of the non-profit organization, explains what the plan B is to replace (or not) this annual event that usually makes more than 40% of their fundraising efforts. 00:10:20
New timeline and task force have been adopted at Oct. 27 School Committee. Franklin B. Tucker, editor of the Belmontonian.com explains how and shares why live streaming is a more complicated issue that it seems. 00:09:32
Steve Dorrance, Belmont Facilities Director, resigns. Early Voting about to end, numerous break-ins & scams & new ventures in Belmont Center, Joanna Tzouvelis tells us what, why, how, where and when, in her weekly segment. 00:14:41
Weekly update on the COVID-19 pandemic in Belmont, MA. 00:10:04
Two parents, part of the Remote-Only Families share their point of view about the management of the schools and the pandemic. 00:04:55
Get in the Halloween Spirit with Belmont Media Center's First Annual Hunkering Pumpkin Fest Video! Pumpkins were submitted from as close as Belmont, to as far away as Kaliningrad, Russia! 00:02:16
Feeling stressed out by Election Day (and its outcome?) Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, gives some ideas to chill. 00:09:52
Belmont Small Businesses struggle. Mike Crowley talks with Gerry Dickhaut, Belmont Center Association President, who explains how the small businesses brace for winter and ask people to "Shop Smart, Shop Safe, Shop Local" 00:11:32
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald journalist, gives us the first results of Nov. 3 Elections in Belmont, and a first look at the furniture fair that happens today and tomorrow in the HS parking lot for the new school. 00:12:06
Belmont has a new Youth Coordinator. Meet Michael Patty, who has been appointed by the Youth Commission two weeks ago. 00:11:24
Commentators: Scot Landry & Brian Meringer. Harris Field, Belmont MA. 01:28:39
Commentator: Nicholas Antonakas. Harris Field, Belmont MA. 01:33:33
The ballots are out, early voting starts on Saturday October 17, it's still time to register. Ellen O'Brien Cushman, Belmont Town Clerk explains it all to give you the info you need to fulfill your right to vote this November 3. 00:13:41
MA League of Women Voters present a candidates forum with Caroline Colarusso & Rep. Katherine Clark. Moderated by Jo-Ann Berry and produced by Bonnie Friedman of the Belmont League of Women Voters.
Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network reminds us of the importance of getting a flu shot, especially this year. 00:10:33
The typical American diet can be considered a health threat. The combination of processed food, excess red meat, high salt and excess sugar are associated with the high incidence of obesity, diabetes-2, heart disease, certain cancers, and other diseases. But there is a solution. Walter C. Willett, M.D., Dr. P.H., Professor of Epidemiology and Nutrition at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
Julia Blatt, Executive Director of Massachusetts Rivers Alliance and Belmont resident, explains the unknown effects of a drought like the one the state is encountering now. 00:12:07
Public health weekly update related to the Town of Belmont’s response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. 00:12:11
Journalist Joanna Tzouvelis (Belmont Citizen-Herald, WickedLocal.com) speaks with Suzanne Schalow, co-founder and CEO of Craft Beer Cellar. Craft Beer Cellar just opened their 16,000 sq. foot space in Belmont Center. 00:38:23
Belmont has just entered a preferred vendor relationship with Black Earth Compost for curbside composting. Julie Wu (Belmont Compost!), Tom Caputo (Select Board) & Jay Marcotte (DPW), give Roger Colton context and perspectives. 00:17:43
$ 11.2 million free cash! It was the town has, right now. Franklin B. Tucker, editor of the Belmontonian.com, explains how that's been possible and what this manna of money will be used for. 00:08:15
This year, visual & performing arts are taught in remote settings. Arto Asadoorian, director of the department, explains how that is new source of struggle but also of opportunities. 00:14:26
Belmont weekly COVID-19 update. This week, special guidance for Thanksgiving and update on the Governor's new orders. 00:09:52
The Belmont Religious Council (BRC) organizes its 12th edition of Belmont Serves this weekend (October 10 to 12). Jen Hoyda, BRC chair, explains how the community event is adapting to the pandemic. 00:08:59
A Chocolate Dream just celebrated their 25-year anniversary. One of the keys of their longevity is a strong bond with the community. 00:04:28
Los Angeles-based author Christina Hoag reads an excerpt of her fiction novel "Skin of Tattoos". *Some material may be inappropriate for children. 00:20:44
Henry Frost Children's Program has reopened his doors to the pre-K children. Two teachers, Claire Kamenski and Heather DiGiovanni unveil the keys of their successful reopening and how they keep their small community safe. 00:10:39
Seattle-based artist Alisa Starr shares her original greeting cards. *Some material may be inappropriate for children 00:12:30
Belmont Citizen-Herald and Wicked Local.com journalist Joanna Tzouvelis speaks with organizers Christine McLaughlin & Melissa Maniates of the parent activist group Time To Put Kids First In Belmont. The group recently protested the town's decision to go with online learning only for grades 5-12. Christine and Melissa explain why their group demands a hybrid approach.00:38:14
A quick upbeat PSA for BMC's daily local news show, Belmont Journal/News Now. 00:00:18
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald reports on Oct. 7 storm damages, a new building for 628 Trapelo Road, Fire training at 72 Payson Road, and a baby born in Belmont Fire Department's ambulance. 00:08:58
"Damned if you do, damned if you don't", Franklin B. Tucker, belmontonian.com, explains the difficult position of the school committee about hybrid at BHS and fulfillment of remote-only students. Also, what about Halloween this year? 00:16:28
Senator Will Brownsberger talks about transportation with Steve Kadish, former chair of the Governor’s Commission on Transportation, and answered questions from viewers. 01:05:20
Guest Amy Bower, Ph.D., Senior Scientist; Chair Dept of Physical Oceanography, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). Dr. Bower explains the structure and dynamics of deep ocean currents and their vital role in maintaining the Earth’s climate. She discusses the importance of long-range international studies on these very complex currents. Dr Bower focuses especially on one of the major systems, the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and the implications of a slowdown in...
Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Specialist and Coordinator of the Belmont Wellness Coalition, answers parents' questions about Social Emotional Learning. 00:12:45
A fun exercise class to improve both strengtth and flexibility at the same time. Follow along with upbeat exercise instructor Susan Barbato. 00:30:53
The Council on Aging recently held an open house on Beech Street Center Parking lot. BMC and Meredith Holch (our outreach coordinator) was there, and brings us a fun display of some of the services they offer there. 00:05:03
Public health weekly update related to the Town of Belmont’s response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. 00:08:45
This session of Tai Chi for Beginners with Instructor Calvin Chin takes viewers through a half hour of fundamental exercises. 00:26:40
In September, Special Town Meeting voted to make Carleton Circle public. First success since 1983. Roger Colton interviews Glenn Clancy, Community Development Director about the process and the 48 ways that are still fully private. 00:13:59
Joanna Tzouvelis, Belmont Citizen-Herald journalist, reports on September 30 storm and power outages, El Centro closing but replaced, and two memorial benches in front of Vicky Lee. 00:06:14
Musician Anne Silverman brings us yet another set of fabulous piano tunes to sing along to! Join in and brighten up your day. 00:16:49
Franklin B. Tucker reports on September 29 School Committee and the presentation of the playbook for hybrid learning in schools. 00:11:45
This week, Lisa Gibalerio, Prevention Special at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, and chair of Belmont Wellness Coalition deciphers the concept of Social Emotional Learning. 00:12:17
After a successful summer program, the REC department has launched an almost sold out Fall Program. Brandon Fitts, Assistant Director, details fun upcoming events open to all (spoil: halloween!) and plans for the winter (and the ice rink). 00:09:01
Poet Lennart Lundh of Orland Hills, Illinois reads some original poetry that he wrote to benefit the St. Baldrick's Foundation. 00:20:55
The end of an era and the beginning of another, the Bramante brothers sold the Studio Cinema and its building to the Beacon Community Church. Joanna Tzouvelis captures this time of transition for News Now. 00:05:17
Art students in classes at Beech Street Center display their work and discuss technique with instructor Audrey Childs. 00:41:48
Corinne Coveney, Outreach Librarian, explains how the Belmont Public Library has reinvented itself since the closure in March. Followed by a report on last week's Friends of the public library flash book sale. 00:19:56
Steve Rosales and DPW Assistant Director Mark Santoro tour the renovations at the Belmont DPW facility. 00:10:00
Follow along with instructor Calvin Chin as he leads viewers through an entire form from beginning to end. 00:19:10
In this Sing Along Session, Pianist Anne Silverman introduces some new songs to learn and sing along with.
