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At lunch across Belmont schools, kids line up and grab compostable lunch trays for their food. But at the end of the day, most of the trays end up in the trash, along with wasted food. Two school programs are fighting to change that. There are two co

According to town data, there are 1,122 licensed dogs in Belmont. Pet owners were required to apply for their 2026 pet licenses by March 15 or be subject to a late fee. Based on the licenses as of mid-March, Labrador retrievers topped the list for do

Welcome to The Belmont Voice How did The Belmont Voice come to be? Now we can show you, thanks to this fabulous video by Stan Leven and Gino Mauro, both formerly of Chronicle 25, and both of Belmont (Stan as a long-time resident and Gino as a proud g

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About The Belmont Voice The Belmont Voice is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to produce independent journalism that keeps the Belmont community connected, well-informed and engaged with thorough, accurate and fair coverage of topics affecti