Bids will be accepted starting July 31.
Last year, there were 33 cases of West Nile virus and one reported death in Massachusetts.
If you live around Waverley Street, you're a winner!
It will be 13 weeks of campaigning before the party primaries in the Race of the Fifth.
Ran the office during the 2012 budget process, winning praise from town leaders.
Decision likely ends attempts by Board of Library Trustees to build a new building for the near future; must return nearly $8 million in state funding.
Community Preservation gave out nearly $1 million in funds to groups earlier this year.
What's an additional week among friends after spending a year-and-a-half in the dance of the special permit process.
Former State Rep. (Waltham/Watertown) Koutoujian will be one-of-the frontrunners.
Selectmen are seeking interested residents who can use their expertise on the myriad of committees that assist in running the town.
In a 5-4 vote, the court deemed the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional, restricted the rights of individuals and encroached on the states' right to govern marriage.
Belmont's US Rep. thumped Republican Gabriel Gomez two-to-one in Town of Homes.
Absentee voters have until noon today to cast their votes.
Belmont League of Women Voters volunteers will take those who require help to the polls.
Will seek to build on current site using West Springfield's successful effort as a template to save the "new" library project.
Patch offers mosquito prevention tips, and the map below shows the number of West Nile cases last summer.
Due to the partnership agreement between the town's electrical utility and NSTAR.
Retiring members of the town's legislative body recognized by fellow Town Meeting members.
A slew of changes and amendments forces Selectmen to dismiss proposal until a fall/winter Special Town Meeting.
Tonight it's all about town and school budgets and the capital budget.
It is about the "Benjamins" as Belmont Town Meeting takes up the fiscal 2014 town and school budgets and other financial articles at the Chenery Middle School.
Will review town's long-term revenue, expenditures, how to plan for future needs.
The 2013 Special Town Meeting being held at the Belmont High School auditorium.
Homeowners snow removal, affordable housing calculations and citizens seeking to halt doubling (or tripling) down on single family housing lots are in the warrant.
Overview of the budget section of the 2013 Town Meeting hosted by the League of Women Voters.
An overview of revenue and expenditures that tops the $90 million mark.
Water rates to jump to $5.67 per 100 cubic feet while sewer rates will increase to more than $11 per 100.
Town Treasurer releases names of residents and others whom the town believes are the owners.
Selectmen also meeting with Capital Budget Committee to discuss prioritizing large town projects. Snow budget busted.
A second year of state waivers will allow historic pool to open for 101st season.
Belmont resident seen as one of the frontrunners in race to replace Markey in the Fifth Congressional district.
Belmont's representative leads Republican challenger by 17 points.
Final night – hopefully – of Session A. Next will be the Special Town Meeting on May 29.
Likely to be final day of Session A; yes there's more to come later this and next month.
Votes "no" on transferring school land to library project, town loses $7.5 million grant on $18.5 million proposal.