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Sunday in the Dark With Municipal Light
'Lights out' has a different meaning for about 400 residents.

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I've won five regional journalism awards. I wish I could run - I ran in college and have finished 27 marathons - but I have a broken LCL. I read histories, bios, long winded criticism and I love magazines. I enjoy 19th century romantic literature and British fiction being published today. Love movies in movie theaters. My musical interests run the gambit from a cappella to Zulu chanting but I especially like Richard Strauss, Rita Lee and Broadway showtunes. The official name of my house feline is "Boris, the Russian Circus Cat." Really. Ask the Town Clerk. What else .... Local Hot-Button Issues What do you think are the most important issues facing the community? Money, schools and what to do with the growing wild turkey menace. Where do you stand on each of these issues? I wish I had more money, I truly love the schools and eat the turkeys.
'Lights out' has a different meaning for about 400 residents.

Forget the exotic – no marijuana shops, thank you – residents want much of the same.
Anonymous $24,000 gift will provide police with dog, training and food for three years.
Getting your estate plan up to snuff, Girls' Basketball rolling along, storytime at the Benton.
Chamber group The Record Players holding its 13th annual concert at First Church.
BHS Class of ’92 raised $1,000 at 20th reunion.
Incidents and medical emergencies handled by the Belmont Fire Department.
Annual event supports METCO students at Belmont schools.
Noontime concert at the Powers, Cushing Square development discussed, hockey/basketball twin bill.
Boys swim tough against Winchester in Belmont on Friday.
Dave Rogers' mother and his family and friends attend State House ceremony.
U.S. Postal Service rates are set to change on Jan. 27.
U.S. Postal Service rates are set to change on Jan. 27.
Frank reportedly wants to stay to be part of the 'fiscal cliff' debate.
The agreement reached between the White House and Congress doesn't address spending cuts and leaves another potential debt limit showdown. Is this a deal that works for you?
Planning Board chairman's first impression of the site.
Out of the shower and into the chorus, Late Night at the Benton, swimming at four.
McLaughlin scores a brace for Girls; Boys run into several very big Sachems.
Town Treasurer predicts no impact unless the site stays shut for a while.
The agreement reached between the White House and Congress doesn't address spending cuts and leaves another potential debt limit showdown. Is this a deal that works for you?