Read the March 2024 BCF Newsletter
In this issue:
Design and construction phases of the Belmont Community Path. Source: Friends of the Belmont Community Path
MassDOT Rep Discusses March 7 Path Hearing
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) will be hosting a Design Public Hearing on Phase 1 of the Belmont Community Path on Thursday, March 7, at 7PM at the Beech Street Center Multipurpose Room, 266 Beech Street, Belmont. Read more.
BCF Asks Path Experts Three Questions
To prepare for the upcoming Design Public Hearing on Phase 1 of the Belmont Community Path, the BCF asked three Community Path experts about what they think about the Community Path project today. Read more.
Roger Wrubel and volunteers clean up Lone Tree Hill. Photo: Radha Iyengar
Lone Tree Hill Volunteer Day April 27
Join us in stewarding Lone Tree Hill! The Belmont Citizens Forum, in conjunction with the Judy Record Conservation Fund, is holding its tenth annual cleanup and trail maintenance day on April 27, from 9 AM until noon. Read more.
Select Board Candidates Answer BCF Questions
Each year, the Belmont Citizens Forum asks Select Board candidates questions about issues facing our town. This year, Alex Howard, Geoff Lubien, and Matt Taylor provided answers. Read more.
Phil Thomas
Profiles in Belmont: Phil Thomas
Every chapter of his life is full of quotable experience. But Phil himself would like to talk about bees. Read more.
E-Bike Library Lets Locals Take a Spin
The E-bike Lending Library has a collection of electric bicycles available for loan to community members for up to a week, completely free of charge. Read more.
Belmont Rower Looks Out for the Charles River
As a US National Team rower, Belmont resident Maggie Fellows spends a lot of time on the Charles River. Read more.
Graphic Source: Save Belmont Wilife
Letter to the Editor: Rat Poisons and Wildlife
As local communities in and around Belmont wake up to the dangers of second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) to children, wildlife, and pets, we see encouraging progress toward reducing and eliminating SGARs. Read more.
Native Peoples Lived in Belmont
It comes as a surprise to people who assume that Boston’s colonization began with the settlement of Boston in 1630 that there was an equally important settlement in Watertown that same year. Read more.
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