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1:00 am - Stein Chamber Music Festival - 02/01/2020 +
Powers Music School presents its annual Stein Chamber Music Festival on February 1, 2020.
3:47 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
4:30 am - Belmont Buzz: Patrice Garvin and Jon Marshall - 03/06/2020 +
Joanna speaks with Town Administrator Patrice Garvin and Assistant Town Administrator Jon Marshall.
5:00 am - SFTP Lecture Series: Effects of Climate Change on NE Forests - 01/15/2020 +
In New England, rising temperatures will lead to a smaller winter snowpack and increased frequency of soil freeze/thaw cycles, which may damage trees and decrease the ability of our forests to sequester carbon and serve as habitat for some animals and microbes. Dr. Pamela Templer describes how her lab determines the effects of these changes in climate on the health of northern hardwood forests and the implications for water and air quality.
5:39 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
6:00 am - Time Out for Sports Talk - 02/26/2020 +
Live sports talk show recorded on February 26, 2020. Todd, Howie and Danny talk about the patriots, the NHL, the Bruins and the Celtics.
7:00 am - Positively Beech Street - Episode 13 - 01/24/2020 +
Rich Berger and Bob Felleman chat at the Beech Street Center on January 24, 2020.
7:37 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
8:00 am - <div>They Didn't Believe It! - Plate Tectonics and Continental Drifts - 03/11/2020</div> +
Although map makers and geologists in the early 1900s noticed that widely separated continent looked like they would fit together, it was very hard to understand what could move continents over the Earth. Early theories claimed there was no movement. Very gradually, scientists gathered evidence to show continents had moved. But it took about a century –and technological advances—to discover plate tectonics, the movers of the continents.
8:12 am - <div>They Didn't Believe It! - Plate Tectonics and Continental Drifts - 03/11/2020</div> +
Although map makers and geologists in the early 1900s noticed that widely separated continent looked like they would fit together, it was very hard to understand what could move continents over the Earth. Early theories claimed there was no movement. Very gradually, scientists gathered evidence to show continents had moved. But it took about a century –and technological advances—to discover plate tectonics, the movers of the continents.
8:25 am - COVID-19: What older adults need to know
8:27 am - COVID-19: How does it spread
8:28 am - Coronavirus PSAs +
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ad Council – in partnership with the federal government, public health partners, board member companies, major media networks and digital platforms – launched a series of national PSAs and multi-channel content to provide critical and urgent messages to the American public.
Creative assets focus on reaching higher-risk populations and the general public with messages around social distancing, personal hygiene and mental health. Additional assets, targeted to young people, urge social distancing and maintaining mental health, with a message that we can be #AloneTogether.

Support these critical messages so together, we can help slow the spread. For more information visit Coronavirus.gov.
8:28 am - PSA
8:29 am - PSA
8:30 am - Will B. Live - 03/09/2020 +
MA State Senator Will Brownsberger speaks about transportation with Chris Dempsey, Director of Transportation for Massachusetts. They discuss possibilities for improving road congestion and goals for reducing automobile impact on the environment.
9:30 am - Town Talk with Kitty Haas - 02/07/2020 +
Town Talk with Kitty Haas: Exit Strategy. Guest: Amanda Berling M.D. February 7th, 2020

Gov/Ed TV

12:00 am - Medication Safety for Older Adults - 01/24/2020 +
A two-part program at the Beech Street Center. In part one Dr. Paula Evans, pharmacist and faculty member of MA College of Pharmacy, shares tools on how to manage medication costs and safety. In part two, MA State Senator Will Brownsberger answers questions on state topics including budget and transportation.
1:00 am - BSEPAC presents: Understanding and Managing Anxiety - 02/26/2020 +
Belmont Special Education Parent Advisory Council presents "Understanding and Managing Anxiety," a talk by Kat Boger, co-founder and program director of McLean Anxiety Mastery Program and McLean School Consultation Program. Recorded on February 26, 2020.
2:00 am - Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee - 03/26/2020 +
Belmont Middle and High School Building Committee
3:30 am - Small Business Virtual Town Hall w. Rep Clark +
Small Business Virtual Town Hall w/ Rep. Katherine Clark held in Cambridge, MA. produced by CCTV Cambridge.
5:00 am - Warrant Committee
7:30 am - Will B. Live - 03/09/2020 +
MA State Senator Will Brownsberger speaks about transportation with Chris Dempsey, Director of Transportation for Massachusetts. They discuss possibilities for improving road congestion and goals for reducing automobile impact on the environment.

Public TV

8:30 pm - Tomorrow Today
8:56 pm - PSA: End Corruption
8:56 pm - PSA
8:57 pm - PSA: Love and Help Children
8:58 pm - PSA
9:30 pm - <div>Belmont Journal: "News Now" - 04/03/20 - High School Quiz Show</div> +
It's been several years that Belmont High has presented a team at WGBH High School Quiz Show. Joanna Tzouvelis followed the team from training to the taping. Watch her segment now on Belmont Journal and the full show tomorrow on WGBH!
9:34 pm - <div>Belmont Journal: "News Now" - 04/03/20 - Autism</div> +
While some parents are looking forward to remote learning, other wonder: how can they manage that? Parul Aneja shares with Roger Colton the special challenge that the COVID-19 crisis represents for her autistic child and the whole family.
10:30 pm - NAASR: The Armenian-American Press in Perspective - 02/13/2020 +
NAASR Panel discussion: "The Armenian-American Press in Perspective" its purposes, challenges, and future prospects.
12:00 am - Belmont Books: Tatiana Schlossberg in Conversation with David Cash - 03/03/2020 +
Tatiana Schlossberg and David Cash speak at Belmont Books. Tatiana is a journalist who writes about climate change and the environment. David is Dean of John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies at the University of Massachusetts in Boston.
12:54 am - CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands +
CDC Fight Germs Wash Your Hands
12:57 am - PSA
12:58 am - PSA
1:00 am - Dracut Cuts
1:28 am - Coronavirus PSAs +
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ad Council – in partnership with the federal government, public health partners, board member companies, major media networks and digital platforms – launched a series of national PSAs and multi-channel content to provide critical and urgent messages to the American public.
Creative assets focus on reaching higher-risk populations and the general public with messages around social distancing, personal hygiene and mental health. Additional assets, targeted to young people, urge social distancing and maintaining mental health, with a message that we can be #AloneTogether.

Support these critical messages so together, we can help slow the spread. For more information visit Coronavirus.gov.
1:28 am - PSA
1:29 am - PSA: Food and Shelter
1:30 am - Town Talk with Kitty Haas - 02/07/2020 +
Town Talk with Kitty Haas: Exit Strategy. Guest: Amanda Berling M.D. February 7th, 2020
1:54 am - COVID-19: What older adults need to know
1:56 am - What Can I Do To Avoid Coronavirus +
What Can I Do To Avoid Coronavirus
1:57 am - <div>Coronavirus - What to do if I'm sick</div> +
Coronavirus - What to do if I'm sick
1:58 am - Coronavirus PSAs +
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ad Council – in partnership with the federal government, public health partners, board member companies, major media networks and digital platforms – launched a series of national PSAs and multi-channel content to provide critical and urgent messages to the American public.
Creative assets focus on reaching higher-risk populations and the general public with messages around social distancing, personal hygiene and mental health. Additional assets, targeted to young people, urge social distancing and maintaining mental health, with a message that we can be #AloneTogether.

Support these critical messages so together, we can help slow the spread. For more information visit Coronavirus.gov.
1:59 am - PSA Silent Scream +
2015 PSA _ Caregiver Assistance
2:00 am - SFTP Lecture Series: Effects of Climate Change on NE Forests - 01/15/2020 +
In New England, rising temperatures will lead to a smaller winter snowpack and increased frequency of soil freeze/thaw cycles, which may damage trees and decrease the ability of our forests to sequester carbon and serve as habitat for some animals and microbes. Dr. Pamela Templer describes how her lab determines the effects of these changes in climate on the health of northern hardwood forests and the implications for water and air quality.
2:39 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
3:00 am - <div>They Didn't Believe It! - Plate Tectonics and Continental Drifts - 03/11/2020</div> +
Although map makers and geologists in the early 1900s noticed that widely separated continent looked like they would fit together, it was very hard to understand what could move continents over the Earth. Early theories claimed there was no movement. Very gradually, scientists gathered evidence to show continents had moved. But it took about a century –and technological advances—to discover plate tectonics, the movers of the continents.
3:12 am - <div>They Didn't Believe It! - Plate Tectonics and Continental Drifts - 03/11/2020</div> +
Although map makers and geologists in the early 1900s noticed that widely separated continent looked like they would fit together, it was very hard to understand what could move continents over the Earth. Early theories claimed there was no movement. Very gradually, scientists gathered evidence to show continents had moved. But it took about a century –and technological advances—to discover plate tectonics, the movers of the continents.
3:25 am - COVID-19: How does it spread
3:26 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
3:28 am - PSA
3:29 am - PSA: Be Worthy of Trust
3:30 am - The Steve Katsos Show
4:13 am - BFD PSA - Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) +
Here a brief message from the Bedford (NH) Fire department with information and facts about the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
4:30 am - The Total Woman
5:00 am - Perils for Pedestrains +
We visit Rotterdam.
- Walk21 holds their 20th annual conference.
- The Pedestrians Association has their 90th birthday.
- We look at the connection between walking and transit.
- We talk with the Deputy Mayor For Mobility from Ghent.
5:28 am - PSA: Pay Attention
5:29 am - Coronavirus PSAs +
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ad Council – in partnership with the federal government, public health partners, board member companies, major media networks and digital platforms – launched a series of national PSAs and multi-channel content to provide critical and urgent messages to the American public.
Creative assets focus on reaching higher-risk populations and the general public with messages around social distancing, personal hygiene and mental health. Additional assets, targeted to young people, urge social distancing and maintaining mental health, with a message that we can be #AloneTogether.

Support these critical messages so together, we can help slow the spread. For more information visit Coronavirus.gov.
5:30 am - Wicked Good Food
5:58 am - Coronavirus PSAs +
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ad Council – in partnership with the federal government, public health partners, board member companies, major media networks and digital platforms – launched a series of national PSAs and multi-channel content to provide critical and urgent messages to the American public.
Creative assets focus on reaching higher-risk populations and the general public with messages around social distancing, personal hygiene and mental health. Additional assets, targeted to young people, urge social distancing and maintaining mental health, with a message that we can be #AloneTogether.

Support these critical messages so together, we can help slow the spread. For more information visit Coronavirus.gov.

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