Belmont Select News Today

What can the long struggle for cigarette warning labels teach experts who want similar warnings on alcohol?

The Belmont Pride Parade will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 11, starting at the Belmont Town Green, next to First Church in Belmont at 404 Concord Ave., sponsored by the Belmont LGBTQ+ Alliance, Belmont Human Rights Commission, and Belmont Select Board.

Every week leading up to the election, the candidates in the Select Board race will answer a question of the week. This weeks question is on remote meetings.

Newcomer Jeffrey Lasseter filed his nomination papers for Select Board on Feb. 15, 2022 making it a race for incumbent Roy Epstein

Select Board Vice Chairman Roy Epstein is seeking re-election to his seat in the upcoming Belmont town election.

The Reading Select Board unanimously appoints Chelseas Public Works Commissioner Fidel Maltez, to be new town manager. Belmonts town administrator was finalist.

Wicked Local Although Mark Paolillo retired from the Select Board in 2019 after serving three terms, he has pulled papers to run for the three-year seat being vacated by Thomas Caputo in the upcoming April election. On Jan. 22, Caputo announced he will not be seeking re-election. Paolillo said when he heard Caputo decided not to run he was disappointed, but understands his reasons.  "When I heard that, I understood there was a need. Were in the middle of a financial crisis here in belmont not...

Wicked Local Select Board Vice Chairman Thomas Caputo announced Friday he will not seek re-election to his seat in the upcoming April election. Caputo has served since he was elected in 2018. He ran uncontested. He issued the following public statement to the Citizen-Herald: "It has been a privilege to serve the Belmont community as a member of the Select Board for the last three years, but I have decided that I will not seek reelection in April. The time requirements of the Select Board role ...