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5:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Monday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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6:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Tuesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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7:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Wednesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Thursday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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9:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Friday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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10:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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10:29 am -
Science for the Public
+ Cancer Research And Why It's Crucial Today. Guest: Gerald Denis, Ph.D., Shipley Prostate Cancer Research Professor; Co-Director, BU-BMC Cancer Center, Boston University. Dr. Denis explains how cancer research works, the international influence of American cancer research, and how the recent federal (NIH) defunding sets back the progress in cancer treatment at a time when cancers are increasing.
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11:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Addressing the Global Water Shortage.Due mainly to climate change and wasteful agricultural practices, the supply of freshwater is rapidly diminishing across the globe. To provide water for the world’s huge population, governments must quickly develop advanced conservation and sustainability policies. How can this be achieved? Dr. Jay Famiglietti, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized expert on hydrology, the Earth’s water system. 00:29:43
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11:30 am -
Contemporary Science Issues and Innovations
+ The Mystery of Animal Migration - Charles Walcott has been a leader in the research on migratory creatures, especially birds. He explains in this program what scientists presently know, and how scientists investigate the sensory maps of migratory creatures. For example, pigeons use both the sun and the Earth’s magnetic field as a compass to navigate long distances. But how pigeons know the direction toward home is still uncertain; 00:25:45
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12:00 pm -
News Now: Becca Pizzi sets another record
+ Becca Pizzi shares her experience about running the North Pole Marathon on July 14, 2025 and setting a record.
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12:15 pm -
<div>News Now: No Kings, Belmont & Lexington</div>
+ Glimpses of the No Kings protests in Belmont & Lexington on June 14, 2025.
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12:18 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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12:23 pm -
Belmont Journal: Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade
+ Highlights of the Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade in Belmont.
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1:02 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
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1:39 pm -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
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3:09 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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3:37 pm -
First Thursdays at BMC Gallery
+ BMC Gallery Coordinator Liz Doles speaks with June 2025 artist Taj Khan about his show entitled Graffiti Riot. 00:08:45
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3:46 pm -
Belmont Public Schools Recognition Day
+ 34th Annual Recognition Day, Belmont Public Schools, May 7th, 2025. 01:11:42
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4:57 pm -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
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6:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Brookline Warriors, June 3rd, 2025; MIAA Division 1 Semi-Final; Commentators: Evie Hamer, Lulu Conroy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:09
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7:17 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Catholic Memorial Knights, May23rd, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Camera Operator: Daniya Aubakirova; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:23
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8:34 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons, May 23rd, 2025; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:16:42
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9:51 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Winchester Red & Black; Commentators: Tess DeSantis, Gretchen Hanley; Camera: Ethan Healy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:09:52
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11:01 pm -
News Now: Becca Pizzi sets another record
+ Becca Pizzi shares her experience about running the North Pole Marathon on July 14, 2025 and setting a record.
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11:16 pm -
Belmont Journal: Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade
+ Highlights of the Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade in Belmont.
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12:00 am -
HAXAN
+ Grave robbing, torture, possessed nuns, and a satanic Sabbath: Benjamin Christensen’s legendary silent film uses a series of dramatic vignettes to explore the scientific hypothesis that the witches of the Middle Ages and early modern era suffered from the same ills as psychiatric patients diagnosed with hysteria in the film's own time.
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1:45 am -
On With The Show
+ With unpaid actors and staff, the stage show Phantom Sweetheart seems doomed. To complicate matters, the box-office revenue has been stolen and the leading lady refuses to appear. A 1929 American sound (All-Talking) pre-Code musical film produced by Warner Bros. and filmed in two-color Technicolor. It became the first all-talking, all-color feature-length film, and the second color film released by Warner Bros. 01:43:54
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3:28 am -
Nosferatu
+ F.W. Murnau adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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5:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Monday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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6:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Tuesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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7:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Wednesday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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8:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Thursday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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9:00 am -
Democracy Now!
+ Friday Democracy Now! show for rebroadcast - HD
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10:00 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
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10:50 am -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
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12:12 pm -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
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2:00 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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2:31 pm -
News Now: Becca Pizzi sets another record
+ Becca Pizzi shares her experience about running the North Pole Marathon on July 14, 2025 and setting a record.
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2:46 pm -
<div>News Now: No Kings, Belmont & Lexington</div>
+ Glimpses of the No Kings protests in Belmont & Lexington on June 14, 2025.
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2:49 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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3:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents a lecture on the Pequossette and Native American Encounters Circa 1700 by Mark Jarzombek on January 24, 2025.
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4:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Brookline Warriors, June 3rd, 2025; MIAA Division 1 Semi-Final; Commentators: Evie Hamer, Lulu Conroy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:09
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5:17 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons, May 23rd, 2025; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:16:42
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6:33 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Lincoln-Sudbury Warriors, April 17th 2025; Commentator: David Hamer; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:14:53
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7:48 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Winchester Red & Black; Commentators: Tess DeSantis, Gretchen Hanley; Camera: Ethan Healy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:09:52
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9:00 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: Using Gravitational Lensing to Detect Dark Matter , January 14th, 2025. Recorded live at the Beech Street Center, Belmont MA. Guest: Jacqueline McCleary, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics, Northeastern University. Dark matter accounts for some 27 percent of the universe but is invisible. One promising technique to reveal it is the analysis of gravitational lensing that very occasionally aligns galaxy clusters. The much-noted “cosmic question mark” image for this event is the result of a rare alignment between two distant galaxies due to gravitational lensing. Professor Jacqueline McCleary explains how cosmologists use such examples of weak gravitational lensing between galaxy clusters to explore the nature of elusive dark matter and its interaction with galaxies. She discusses how cosmologists gather and analyze data from observatories on mountaintops, in the stratosphere, and in space. 00:42:16
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9:42 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Mario Livio, the distinguished former astrophysicist at Hubble Space Telescope (until 2015) and best-selling science author, discusses his latest book, co-authored with Nobel Laureate Jack Szostak, "Is Earth Exceptional?" One of the most fascinating questions is whether there is life -and especially intelligent life- beyond our planet? His book provides the best information about the requirements for life and how scientists search for life in the cosmos. Dr. Livio explains the challenge of identifying life elsewhere when we have only the example of life’s emergence on Earth. Importantly, the book combines the unique expertise of astrophysics (Mario Livio) and geochemistry (Jack Szostak) in a very timely consideration of the possibility of life elsewhere. 00:43:16
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10:25 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Cancer Research And Why It's Crucial Today. Guest: Gerald Denis, Ph.D., Shipley Prostate Cancer Research Professor; Co-Director, BU-BMC Cancer Center, Boston University. Dr. Denis explains how cancer research works, the international influence of American cancer research, and how the recent federal (NIH) defunding sets back the progress in cancer treatment at a time when cancers are increasing.
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11:00 pm -
<div>Belmont Journal: Belmont Farmers' Market Opening Day</div>
+ The 20th opening day of the Belmont Farmers' Market.
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11:45 pm -
<div>News Now: No Kings, Belmont & Lexington</div>
+ Glimpses of the No Kings protests in Belmont & Lexington on June 14, 2025.
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11:48 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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11:53 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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9:30 am -
SPOA Housing Policy
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10:30 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
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10:37 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
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11:00 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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11:30 am -
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12:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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12:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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12:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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1:00 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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1:30 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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2:00 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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2:31 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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5:30 pm -
Select Board (Live)
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12:00 am -
SPOA Housing Policy
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1:00 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
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1:07 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
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1:30 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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2:30 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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3:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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3:30 am -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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4:00 am -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
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5:00 am -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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5:31 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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9:30 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
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11:30 am -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Woburn Tanners, May 13th, 2025; Commentators: Aadit Rana, Alex Clark; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:37:39
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2:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
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2:30 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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3:00 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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3:30 pm -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
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4:30 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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4:35 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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5:00 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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5:06 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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5:14 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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5:30 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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6:01 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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7:30 pm -
Warrant Briefing (Live)
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12:00 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
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2:00 am -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Woburn Tanners, May 13th, 2025; Commentators: Aadit Rana, Alex Clark; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:37:39
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4:30 am -
SPOA Housing Policy
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5:00 am -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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5:30 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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6:00 am -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
- 7:30 am - Municipal Light Board
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9:30 am -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
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11:02 am -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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11:30 am -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Lincoln-Sudbury Warriors, April 17th 2025; Commentator: David Hamer; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:14:53
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1:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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2:30 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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3:01 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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3:06 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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3:30 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
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3:44 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
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4:00 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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4:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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5:30 pm -
Select Board (Live)
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7:00 pm -
Town Meeting (Live)
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
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2:30 am -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
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4:02 am -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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4:30 am -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Lincoln-Sudbury Warriors, April 17th 2025; Commentator: David Hamer; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:14:53
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6:30 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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8:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
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10:30 am -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
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12:00 pm -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
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2:00 pm -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
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2:30 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
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2:44 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
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3:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
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4:00 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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7:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
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7:30 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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7:35 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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8:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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8:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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8:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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8:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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9:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
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10:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Central Catholic, May 15th, 2025; Commentator: Will Tisdale; Camera: Ethan Healy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:22:38
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12:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
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2:00 am -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
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3:30 am -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
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5:30 am -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
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6:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
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6:14 am -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
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6:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
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9:00 am -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
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10:30 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
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11:30 am -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
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1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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1:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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1:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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2:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
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3:00 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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3:30 pm -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
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5:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
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5:14 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
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5:30 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
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6:00 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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9:00 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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9:30 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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10:00 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Saint John's Preparatory Eagles, April 17th, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:15:48
Gov/Ed TV
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4:00 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
- 6:00 am - Planning Board
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9:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 11:00 am - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
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1:30 pm -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
- 3:00 pm - Municipal Light Board
- 6:00 pm - Warrant Committee
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8:30 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Brookline Warriors, June 3rd, 2025; MIAA Division 1 Semi-Final; Commentators: Evie Hamer, Lulu Conroy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:09
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9:47 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Catholic Memorial Knights, May23rd, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Camera Operator: Daniya Aubakirova; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:23
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12:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 2:30 am - School Committee
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4:00 am -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
- 8:00 am - Municipal Light Board
- 11:00 am - Select Board
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3:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Brookline Warriors, June 3rd, 2025; MIAA Division 1 Semi-Final; Commentators: Evie Hamer, Lulu Conroy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:09
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4:17 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Catholic Memorial Knights, May23rd, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Camera Operator: Daniya Aubakirova; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:23
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5:34 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons, May 23rd, 2025; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:16:42
- 7:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
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7:30 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
- 8:00 pm - Warrant Committee
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9:30 pm -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 7, 2025.
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
- 3:00 am - Select Board
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10:00 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
- 12:00 pm - Belmont Library Building Committee
- 1:30 pm - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
- 2:30 pm - Warrant Committee
-
4:00 pm -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
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5:30 pm -
Select Board (Live)
-
12:00 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
- 2:00 am - Belmont Library Building Committee
- 3:30 am - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
- 4:30 am - Warrant Committee
-
6:30 am -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
-
9:30 am -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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10:30 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 12:00 pm - Planning Board
- 3:00 pm - Belmont Library Building Committee
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4:30 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Awards ceremony for the Belmont High School Class of 2025.
- 6:00 pm - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
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7:30 pm -
Warrant Briefing (Live)
-
12:00 am -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
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1:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 3:00 am - Planning Board
- 6:00 am - Belmont Library Building Committee
- 7:30 am - Municipal Light Board
-
11:00 am -
Select Board
- 3:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
-
3:30 pm -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
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5:30 pm -
Select Board (Live)
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7:30 pm -
Town Meeting (Live)
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
-
3:00 am -
Select Board
- 7:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
-
8:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
-
10:00 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 7, 2025.
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
-
1:30 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
-
2:00 pm -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
- 4:00 pm - Municipal Light Board
-
7:00 pm -
Belmont High School Senior Awards Ceremony
+ Awards ceremony for the Belmont High School Class of 2025.
- 8:30 pm - Planning Board
-
12:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
-
1:30 am -
Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony
+ Belmont High School Graduation Ceremony on June 7, 2025.
- 3:30 am - School Committee
-
5:00 am -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
-
5:30 am -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
- 9:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 9:30 am - Belmont Library Building Committee
- 11:00 am - School Committee
- 12:30 pm - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
-
1:30 pm -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
- 3:30 pm - Planning Board
-
6:30 pm -
Belmont Planning Board - Open House
+ 00:28:24
-
7:00 pm -
Town Meeting
- 12:00 am - Zoning Board of Appeals
- 12:30 am - Belmont Library Building Committee
- 2:00 am - School Committee
-
4:00 am -
Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert
+ Belmont Middle School Jazz Band Concert on May 22, 2025.
- 6:00 am - Planning Board
-
9:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 11:00 am - Municipal Skating Rink Building Committee
- 12:00 pm - School Committee
-
1:30 pm -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
- 3:00 pm - Municipal Light Board
- 6:00 pm - Warrant Committee
-
7:00 pm -
Belmont Public Schools Recognition Day
+ 34th Annual Recognition Day, Belmont Public Schools, May 7th, 2025. 01:11:42
-
12:00 am -
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 06/05/25
+ Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
- 2:30 am - School Committee
-
4:00 am -
FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards
+ FBE Outstanding Teacher Awards Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
- 8:00 am - Municipal Light Board
-
11:00 am -
Select Board
- 7:00 pm - Zoning Board of Appeals
-
7:30 pm -
Town Meeting
- 12:00 am - Municipal Light Board
-
4:00 am -
Select Board
Info TV
-
1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 34
+ Sandra visits with Nicole McGurin of the Alzheimer's Association while Melissa chats with Dan Hogan, a man living with Alzheimer's. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:36 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
5:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Public Hearings
+ The MA Joint Committee on Financial Services held a public hearing on bills related to health insurance and other insurance matters. Running Time: 312 minutes.
-
1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 34
+ Sandra visits with Nicole McGurin of the Alzheimer's Association while Melissa chats with Dan Hogan, a man living with Alzheimer's. #seniorprogramming
-
2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
3:33 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
5:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Public Hearings
+ The MA Joint Committee on Financial Services held a public hearing on bills related to health insurance and other insurance matters. Running Time: 312 minutes.
-
6:00 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
6:05 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
6:30 am -
dna-of-the-news_S9-E6S-ENG.ts
-
7:00 am -
Africa News Live
-
8:00 am -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
-
9:00 am -
Al Jazeera News
-
10:00 am -
France 24 News
-
11:00 am -
EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:36 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
5:30 pm -
dna-of-the-news_S9-E6S-ENG.ts
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6:00 pm -
Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
-
2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and adopted a slate of resolutions including a resolution from Rep. Fiola setting August 9-10th as a sales tax holiday weekend. The House also welcomed a group of 5th grade students from Southborough to the chamber. Running Time: 8 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:36 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
-
2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
3:33 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
-
2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:36 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
-
2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
4:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
4:36 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
4:43 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
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+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
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CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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3:40 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
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5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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5:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Public Hearings
+ The MA Joint Committee on Financial Services held a public hearing on bills related to health insurance and other insurance matters. Running Time: 312 minutes.
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1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
3:33 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
5:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Public Hearings
+ The MA Joint Committee on Financial Services held a public hearing on bills related to health insurance and other insurance matters. Running Time: 312 minutes.
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6:00 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
6:05 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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6:30 am -
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7:00 am -
Africa News Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Al Jazeera News
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10:00 am -
France 24 News
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11:00 am -
EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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1:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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1:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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1:30 pm -
CONNECT: Addressing Loneliness in MA Episode 35
+ Linked Lives: Bridging Generations, Building Friendships. Sandra speaks about intergenerational relationships with Arielle Galinsky, an expert in cultivating long lasting intergenerational friendships. Meanwhile, Melissa learns what these relationships are like from the perspective of an older adult, Carolyn Dik. #seniorprogramming
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2:00 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 10th, 2025
+ The House convened in an informal session, referring a message from Her Excellency the Governor as it pertains her vetos and amendments to the fiscal 2026 budget (H 4240), to the Committee on Ways and Means. The House also referred sections of the governor's message containing proposed amendments to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading.
The House ordered to a third reading H 972 authorizing the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to supply water to the Lynnfield Center Water District within the town of Lynnfield.
The House also adopted a resolution from Rep. McKenna congratulating the Webster fire chief on his retirement. -
2:06 pm -
MA House of Representatives Session - July 7, 2025
+ The House convened, receiving the FY’2026 General Appropriations Bill from the Governor, with vetoes amounting to $130 million in cuts, a supplemental budget of $100 million for a reserve to address “time-sensitive pressures created by federal actions” and a $30 million transfer for housing. The House referred the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The House referred, in concurrence, Senate bill 2852, a petition to designate bar pizza as the official pizza of the Commonwealth, to the Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
The House also referred legislation relative to the use of virtual credit cards by dental insurance providers to the Committee on Financial Services and legislation to regulate the sale of kratom to the Committee on the Judiciary. Running time: 6:31 minutes (Captions 608 embedded). -
2:13 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in an informal session and referred a Senate bill that would expand legal shields for transgender and abortion services, to committee. The House also adopted resolutions honoring Dr. Russell D. Johnston for his service to the Commonwealth and recognizing the 250th anniversary of the Town of Pepperell. Running Time: 7 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
2:30 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and, in conjunction with the Senate, enacted a $61 billion FY26 budget bill (H.4240) which now moves to the desk of Governor Healey. Running Time: 64 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
3:33 pm -
MA House of Representatives: Sessions
+ The MA House of Representatives convened in a formal session and accepted a conference committee report (S.2545) setting joint rules for the two houses for the 2025-2026 legislative session, on a 147-2 roll call vote. Running Time: 71 minutes (608 captions embedded).
-
5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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5:30 pm -
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+ Free Speech TV Live
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+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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+ Free Speech TV Live
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+ Free Speech TV Live
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+ Democracy Now Daily
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+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Al Jazeera News
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Africa News Live
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France 24 News
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10:00 pm -
EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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+ Free Speech TV Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Al Jazeera News
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Africa News Live
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9:00 pm -
France 24 News
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10:00 pm -
EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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FSTV
+ Free Speech TV Live
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Africa News Live
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Democracy Now LIVE
+ Democracy Now Daily
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Al Jazeera News
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11:00 am -
EuroNews in English
+ 24/7 live coverage of news in Europe in English
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Democracy Now LIVE
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+ Free Speech TV Live
Public TV
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5:00 am -
Dracut Arts
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5:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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6:00 am -
On the Job
+ Back in Belmont with The Jensen Hus - Dishington Construction team as we embark on our latest journey.... A 1930's French farmhouse in the Belmont Hill section just outside Boston. We begin in the middle of our design and scope development as the schematic plans for the remodel are complete and we begin to meet our various trades at the site for accurate specifications and pricing.
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6:10 am -
On the Job
+ Ahhhh, the joys of general contracting! Join Nate Dishington and the Jensen Hus Design Build team, minus 1 for a new adventure in building and remodeling. Jose takes a break from the team for spell and Nate steps in the void to install our Kitchen Visions cabinetry at the Belmont Hills job. A good kitchen starts with god design, so we follow the plan to get our boxes in place and ready for stone templates. Dave is working on bettering himself with self help talks and we work on finalizing the KLAR window installation
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6:30 am -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
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6:44 am -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
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7:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
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8:30 am -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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10:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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10:30 am -
<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
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11:30 am -
Tai-Chi Session 23
+ Weekly Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin is great for beginners of all ages, and seniors in particular! Session 23 continues where Session 22 left off.
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12:00 pm -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
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12:30 pm -
Zumba Session 9
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back!
New Spring Season of fun and energizing dancercize for all! -
1:30 pm -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 7
+ Grab a mat and a couple of weights and strengthen your core with instructor Susan Barbato's Core Workout Session #7!
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2:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
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3:00 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with guitarist/composer Jay Danley about his new album "Great Googly Moogly! Music Inspired By Frank Zappa"; 00:42:50
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4:00 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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4:31 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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5:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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5:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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6:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
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6:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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6:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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6:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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7:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
7:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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7:30 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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10:30 pm -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
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12:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
1:00 am -
<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
-
2:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 23
+ Weekly Tai-Chi with instructor Calvin Chin is great for beginners of all ages, and seniors in particular! Session 23 continues where Session 22 left off.
-
2:30 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
3:00 am -
Zumba Session 9
+ Zumba with Veronica Kolb is back!
New Spring Season of fun and energizing dancercize for all! -
4:00 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 7
+ Grab a mat and a couple of weights and strengthen your core with instructor Susan Barbato's Core Workout Session #7!
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4:30 am -
SPOA Housing Policy
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5:00 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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6:00 am -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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6:31 am -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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7:00 am -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
7:30 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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8:30 am -
Church of God
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9:00 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
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10:30 am -
New Roads
+ Live Stream of Sunday Mass
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12:00 pm -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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1:00 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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4:00 pm -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
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5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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5:30 pm -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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6:30 pm -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
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7:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Lincoln-Sudbury Warriors, April 17th 2025; Commentator: David Hamer; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:14:53
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8:14 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Saint John's Preparatory Eagles, April 17th, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:15:48
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9:30 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons, May 23rd, 2025; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:16:42
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10:47 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Lacrosse: Marauders vs Winchester Red & Black; Commentators: Tess DeSantis, Gretchen Hanley; Camera: Ethan Healy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:09:52
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12:00 am -
Church of God
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12:30 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
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3:00 am -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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4:00 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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7:00 am -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
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8:00 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
8:05 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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8:30 am -
Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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10:30 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
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10:37 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
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11:30 am -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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12:00 pm -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
12:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
1:00 pm -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
-
4:00 pm -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
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4:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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4:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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4:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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5:00 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Brookline Warriors, June 3rd, 2025; MIAA Division 1 Semi-Final; Commentators: Evie Hamer, Lulu Conroy; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:09
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6:17 pm -
Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Boys Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Catholic Memorial Knights, May23rd, 2025; Commentator: Peter Rosenmeier; Camera Operator: Daniya Aubakirova; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:17:23
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7:34 pm -
Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby
+ Belmont HS Girls Varsity Rugby: Marauders vs Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons, May 23rd, 2025; Harris Field, Belmont MA; 01:16:42
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9:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
9:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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9:30 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
10:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
10:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
12:00 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
-
12:07 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
-
1:00 am -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
-
1:30 am -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
2:00 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
2:30 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
-
5:30 am -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
-
6:00 am -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
-
6:06 am -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
-
6:14 am -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
-
9:00 am -
Core Exercise with Susan Barbato Session 5
+ Grab some weights, a mat, and stretchy band if you have them and strengthen your core muscles in the exercise session led by Susan Barbato!
-
10:00 am -
<div>Strength & Flex with Susan Barbato Session 5</div>
+ Improve your strength and flexibility with instructor Susan Barbato as she guides you through a new exercise session. Chair, stretch-band, and small weights are useful additions.
-
11:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 3
+ Join in another uplifting and energizing session of Susan Barbato's Aerobics class!
-
11:35 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
12:00 pm -
Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
Tai-Chi for Beginners. -
12:30 pm -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
1:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
2:30 pm -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
-
4:02 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
4:17 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
5:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
5:30 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
6:01 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
6:30 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
7:30 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
-
8:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
-
8:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
9:00 pm -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
-
9:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
-
9:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
-
9:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
-
10:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
10:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
10:30 pm -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
-
12:00 am -
Core Exercise with Susan Barbato Session 5
+ Grab some weights, a mat, and stretchy band if you have them and strengthen your core muscles in the exercise session led by Susan Barbato!
-
1:00 am -
<div>Strength & Flex with Susan Barbato Session 5</div>
+ Improve your strength and flexibility with instructor Susan Barbato as she guides you through a new exercise session. Chair, stretch-band, and small weights are useful additions.
-
2:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 3
+ Join in another uplifting and energizing session of Susan Barbato's Aerobics class!
-
2:35 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
3:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
Tai-Chi for Beginners. -
3:30 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
4:30 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
5:30 am -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
-
7:02 am -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
7:17 am -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
8:00 am -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
8:30 am -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
9:01 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
10:00 am -
Let Your Yoga Dance
+ Instructor Emily Brenner returns for another long awaited session of Let Your Yoga Dance!
-
11:00 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
1:00 pm -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
2:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
2:14 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
3:00 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
4:00 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
4:30 pm -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
-
4:37 pm -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
-
5:00 pm -
Ottavio-distiller_102821-re-run.ts
-
5:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
6:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
-
6:30 pm -
PPMF (Live)
-
9:00 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
9:31 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
9:36 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
10:00 pm -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
-
12:00 am -
Let Your Yoga Dance
+ Instructor Emily Brenner returns for another long awaited session of Let Your Yoga Dance!
-
1:00 am -
Low-impact Fitness Session 2
+ Upbeat, Low-impact Fitness Session
is a great way to stay in shape. -
3:00 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
4:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
4:14 am -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
5:00 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
6:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
6:30 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
-
6:37 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
-
7:30 am -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
8:00 am -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
-
9:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
Tai-Chi for Beginners. -
9:30 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
-
10:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
10:30 am -
Zumba Session 7
+ Zumba instructor Veronica Kolb makes Zumba fun and easy! You won't want this class to end!
-
11:30 am -
Qigong Session 2
+ John Hunt is back with a new session of qigong, which you can do right in your chair! Get ready, get set, get centered!
-
12:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
1:30 pm -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
2:00 pm -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
-
3:30 pm -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
4:30 pm -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
-
6:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
-
6:30 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
7:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
7:14 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
8:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
8:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
-
8:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
-
8:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
-
9:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
9:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
9:30 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
-
10:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
12:00 am -
Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
Tai-Chi for Beginners. -
12:30 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
-
1:00 am -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
1:30 am -
Zumba Session 7
+ Zumba instructor Veronica Kolb makes Zumba fun and easy! You won't want this class to end!
-
2:30 am -
Qigong Session 2
+ John Hunt is back with a new session of qigong, which you can do right in your chair! Get ready, get set, get centered!
-
3:30 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
4:30 am -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
5:00 am -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
-
6:30 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
7:30 am -
Community Forum on ICE
+ Belmont Human Rights Commission and Belmont Democratic Town Committee present a Community Forum on Immigration and Customs Enforcement with speakers: Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Belmont Police Chief James MacIsaac, and immigration lawyer Elizabeth Goss.
01:30:14
-
9:30 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
10:30 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
11:30 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
-
2:30 pm -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
3:00 pm -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
4:00 pm -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
4:14 pm -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
4:30 pm -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
5:30 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
6:01 pm -
Middlesex Concert Band - Summer 2025_American Salute
+ 20250622 Middlesex Concert Band American Salute
-
7:30 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
-
8:00 pm -
Democracy NOW-DIRECT
+ Direct feed from Democracy Now. Active only during broadcast times.
https://democracynow-hls.secdn.net/democracynow-live/play/democracynow-b... -
9:00 pm -
First Thursdays at BMC Gallery
+ BMC Gallery Coordinator Liz Doles speaks with June 2025 artist Taj Khan about his show entitled Graffiti Riot. 00:08:45
-
9:30 pm -
<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
-
9:36 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
-
9:44 pm -
Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
-
10:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
-
10:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
-
10:30 pm -
Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
+ Fall River Symphony Orchestra - Sunset Sounds 2025
-
12:30 am -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
-
1:30 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
-
4:30 am -
Dracut Arts - Rory Power.ts
-
5:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
5:30 am -
On the Job
+ Come along for the ride as Nate finds new ways to waste his time as he fills the new dump truck with scrap metal and makes enough money to pay for gas.
-
5:37 am -
On the Job
+ Join Nathan as he jams in 2 job site visits, a new client consult and a possible investment property tour all before lunch! As the General Contractor for the Sherborn barn and the Weston remodel it's Nate's job to make sure all the details are right, including having things redone if needed. This includes the pricey recessed lights that moved ever so slightly when they got foamed in and now need to be cut loose and re installed.
-
6:00 am -
Radio Daze
+ BMC staff members read two radio plays by Eric Coble: "Musical Theater Geeks", a play about a fictional quiz show with two Broadway enthusiasts, and "Professor Pedanto On Showboat", a play about an interview with a (fictional) high-profile professor.
-
6:14 am -
Radio Daze
+ Parodying Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, this radio play takes a look at Belmont Media Center's studio run by Mr. Hansell.
-
7:00 am -
Belmont Historical Society Presents
+ Belmont Historical Society presents "Belmont's Revolutionary Days" by Viktoria Haase on May 6, 2025.
-
8:00 am -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
10:00 am -
Reeling...The Movie Review Show
-
10:30 am -
<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
-
11:30 am -
Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
Tai-Chi for Beginners. -
12:00 pm -
Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
-
12:30 pm -
Zumba Session 7
+ Zumba instructor Veronica Kolb makes Zumba fun and easy! You won't want this class to end!
-
1:30 pm -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
-
2:00 pm -
SPOA Housing Policy
-
3:00 pm -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with guitarist/composer Jay Danley about his new album "Great Googly Moogly! Music Inspired By Frank Zappa"; 00:42:50
-
4:00 pm -
Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
-
4:31 pm -
Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
-
5:00 pm -
Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
-
5:30 pm -
Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
-
6:00 pm -
Passatelli in Brodo with Ottavio Forte
+ Belmont's own Ottavio Forte shows you how to make the Italian dish Passatelli in Brodo.
Ottavio is a winemaker, beekeeper, artist, honey maker, engineer, videographer, editor and a member of the board of directors of Belmont Media Center.
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<div>Belmont Business Spotlight: Sophia's Greek Pantry</div>
+ Matt Robinson interviews Sophia Georgoulopoulos, Owner of Sophia's Greek Pantry.
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Belmont Business Spotlight: Belmont Consignment Furniture
+ Host Amy Kirsch meets the owner of Belmont Consignment Furniture and learns more about her business.
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Belmont Business Spotlight
+ Matt Robinson speaks with Emma Thurston, Chief Operating Officer and also Kristin the Assistant General Manager of Cal Verde Naturals.
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7:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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7:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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7:30 pm -
Organ Performance and Benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry
+ Ravi Burtner gives an organ performance as a benefit for the Belmont Food Pantry on June 8, 2025 at the Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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Reeling...The Movie Review Show
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<div>Yoga & Qigong Fusion Session 1</div>
+ Looking for a way to release stress & feel better all around? Instructor John Hunt leads this first session of Yoga Qigong Fusion at an easy-to-join in pace.
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Tai-Chi Session 24
+ Calvin Chin takes class members through short form in this episode of
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Aerobics with Susan Barbato Session 2
+ For a fun way to keep in shape and stay healthy, join Susan Barbato in Aerobics Session 2.
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Zumba Session 7
+ Zumba instructor Veronica Kolb makes Zumba fun and easy! You won't want this class to end!
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4:00 am -
Core Workout with Susan Barbato Session 6
+ Grab a mat, some weights and join in this Core Workout session with instructor Susan Barbato.
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SPOA Housing Policy
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5:00 am -
Talk About Jazz With Doug Hall
+ Host Doug Hall speaks with horn player and composer Milena Casado about her debut album "Reflections Of Another Self". Features cuts from the album. 00:27:39
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Author Spotlight: Julie Wu
+ Belmont author Julie Wu talks about her novel, "The Third Son."
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Kitchen to Kitchen: Yuan Joys recipe for Wonton Soup
+ Host Joanna Tzouvelis visits the kitchen of Belmont resident Yuan Joy to learn her recipe for Wonton Soup.
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Hot Topics, Episode 6: Summer Safety/Stop The Bleed
+ Captain David DeMarco of the Belmont Fire Department shares safety tips for the summer season including important information about grills, mulching, gasoline, propane, hotels/motels, and more. Chief David DeStefano introduces Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Cherkerzian to talk about the Stop The Bleed program.
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Science for the Public
+ Science for the Public: The Brain-Computer Interface Paradox 05/2025. Brain computer-interface (BCI) devices are among the most promising medical innovations today. Individuals who are paralyzed or speechless due to injury or disease are able to learn to control motion and/or speech by means of a brain-computer-interface device. This can enable significant independence. However, brain chip devices might also be developed that would enable programs for mind control. Lukas Meier, Ph.D. (Fellow-in-Residence, Harvard University Center for Ethics) offers a comprehensive perspective –including technology, history and ethics—for ethical controls on BCI innovations; 00:29:16
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Heritage Park Baptist Church
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New Roads
+ Live Stream of Sunday Mass
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Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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4:00 pm -
Heritage Park Baptist Church
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5:00 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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5:05 pm -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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Heritage Park Baptist Church
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Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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4:00 am -
Asian Culture Night
+ Belmont High School's Asian American Club presents "Asian Culture Night" on May 31, 2025.
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Heritage Park Baptist Church
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8:00 am -
News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance with parents on how to prepare teens for leaving home.
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News Now: Health Update
+ This week on News Now, Lisa Gibalerio, MPH, Public Health Educator at Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, shares guidance for parents on effective prevention strategies concerning teens and substances.
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Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church
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