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Date and Time: Saturday, July 2, 2011 at 7:00 P.M. Venue: The First Church in Belmont, Unitarian-Universalist Venue Address: 404 Concord Avenue, Belmont, MA 02478 Suggested Donation: $12 in advance (www.belmontcoalition.org); $15 at the door Contact Information: belmontcoalition@gmail.com Proceeds: To benefit the Coalition to Preserve the Belmont Uplands Sponsors: Coalition to Preserve the Belmont . . . → Read More Available Federal Flood Aid & Info. on What to Do After a Flood Financial Assistance Available for Individuals & Businesses in 7 Counties What to Do Following a Major Storm or Flood. Further below see more on Aid http://www.cambridgema.gov/TheWorks/news/WhattodoFollowingastorm.htm Governor Deval Patrick announced last week that federal aid will become available to Massachusetts individuals and . . . → Read More A resident of Griswold Street passed note that someone had rifled through his car’s glove box last Thursday or Friday when it was left unlocked in their driveway. It may be related to a recent incident that happened in Belmont: Thieves continue to target unlocked vehicles Tue Nov 24, 2009, 02:09 PM EST Belmont, Mass. – Thieves broke into more than a dozen unlocked vehicles in one night last week, making off with thousands of dollars worth of stolen property ranging from power tools to electronics to spare change, according to police. The culprits apparently struck the neighborhood of side streets between Concord Avenue and School Street across from Clay Pit Pond in the early morning hours of Nov. 20, according to police records. Police have so far received reports of 13 vehicles being broken into, with a price tag of more than $4,000 in missing property. All the vehicles were reportedly parked in their owners’ driveways and left unlocked. The break-ins are believed to have been a coordinated effort, according to the police. Will Brownsberger will be holding two open discussion forums on the state budget next week. Belmont: Tuesday, April 21 at 7:30PM in the Chenery Middle School Community Room Cambridge: Monday, April 20, at 8:00PM in the community room of the Fresh Pond Apartments at 364 Rindge Avenue The House Ways and Means Committee released . . . → Read More Greetings Friends, A quick update on Alewife traffic issues. Some progress has been made that merits report. The Central Transportation Planning Staff has, for the last 18 months or so, been conducting a study of traffic through the Route 2 to Route 16 intersection. They published an interim report last year which . . . → Read More Dear Friends, I’m very disappointed to report that Governor Patrick chose to veto the language that we worked to place in the Environmental Bond Bill regarding the Silver Maple Forest acquisition. He apparently embraced the perspective of his housing administrators. The housing administrators opposed the acquisition because they saw it as an effort to block affordable . . . → Read More Dear Friends, I’m pleased to report some progress on the Silver Maple Forest issue. Last Wednesday night, the House passed the Environmental Bond Bill as House 5005. The bill includes an express authorization of the expenditure of up to $6 million towards the acquisition of the Silver Maple Forest. This authorization does not compel . . . → Read More |
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