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The Belmont Voice

The Belmont Voice is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to produce independent journalism that keeps the Belmont, Mass. community connected, well-informed and engaged with thorough, accurate and fair coverage of topics affecting life in our town.

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Fenway National Anthem Courtesy of Belmont High School

6+ day, 6+ hour ago   (389+ words) The Belmont Middle High School Marching Band will kick off the Red Sox vs. Los Angeles Angels game in Boston with the national anthem Sept. 8. This will be the Marching Marauders’ first time performing at Fenway Park, said director Allison…...

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Belmont Will Preserve Memory of Wilbur Wood

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (320+ words) More than a half-century ago, Wilbur Wood wowed the community with his athletic feats at Belmont High School before taking his pitching skills to the big leagues for nearly two decades. “He didn’t forget about Belmont, so we can’t forget…...

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Murphy Living The Professional Baseball League Dream

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (665+ words) The directive was simple: Stay ready for a last-minute opportunity. Belmont resident Katherine Murphy didn’t think it would work out the way it did. In need of an outfielder ahead of the Women’s Pro Baseball League (WPBL) inaugural opening weekend,…...