Belmont's Select Board will hold a hybrid meeting Monday night at Town Hall as other boards also convene. From our own coverage: Moderator council previews Nov. 16-18 town meeting agenda.
Belmont recorded 18 property deeds in October, but only five carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $1,175,000 to $4,000,000 with a median of $1,650,000. The month's top transaction was 135 Marsh St., which sold for $4,000,000 to Andreas and Crystal Kellas.
Belmont's Moderator Advisory Council previewed an 11-article warrant for the Nov. 16-18 special town meeting. From our own coverage: Moderator panel previews Nov. 16-18 special town meeting; Belmont sets early voting and election day hours.
Select board backs special town meeting warrant with stormwater fee debate and building committee question. From our own coverage: School committee backs $178,772 in state aid; Select board backs slate of town meeting articles.
School panel weighs state aid amid physics exam petition. From our own coverage: School panel weighs state aid amid physics exam petition.
Belmont's School Committee holds a closed-door session before its regular meeting tonight. From our own coverage: Recreation closes house contest, hosts Pumpkin Fest.
Belmont Recreation closes Halloween house contest entries, teams with Women's Club for Pumpkin Fest. From our own coverage: Select Board takes up police contract, appointments; Warrant Committee elects chair, creates coordinator role.
Belmont's Select Board ratifies new police union contract and fills five town board seats. From our own coverage: Select Board takes up police contract, appointments; Warrant Committee elects chair, plots committee goals.
Belmont recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, though only six carry sale prices so far, ranging from $1,175,000 to $2,450,000 with a median of $1,387,500.
Belmont finance officials warn a new tax override will likely be needed by fiscal 2029. From our own coverage: Zoning board denies Winslow Road parking permit; Planning board backs two zoning warrant articles.
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