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Belmont noise study strikes the wrong chord
Concerns about the results of a third-party noise study on Notre Dame de Namur University’s Koret Field may force the city to pay for a second look at the sound coming from the school’s new athletic field.
Oblak resigns amid NDNU noise dispute
Jack Oblak, the embattled Notre Dame de Namur University president, announced his intent to resign Thursday, less than three months after student, teacher and faculty groups publicly blasted him and questioned his leadership.
Hines acquires 600 Clipper Drive in Belmont
Hines, an international real estate firm with an office in San Francisco, has purchased 600 Clipper Drive in Belmont from Broadreach Capital Partners.
Synthetic turf may save the day
With dry rainy seasons and the rising cost of utilities, simply watering grass on local playing fields can become a major hurdle for cities.
Belmont robbery: Just one stop on a highway spree?
FBI agents say the man wanted in Belmont for a Nov. 19 bank robbery could be responsible for nearly a dozen similar crimes in California and Utah in the past five months.
Development key issue in Belmont election
Newcomers and veterans are squaring off in Belmont this year, as two City Council candidates with a combined total of three years in the city take on a Planning Commissioner and one of the leaders of the Belmont Library Project.
Fight smolders over new law
Belmont’s mayor describes her colleagues as “pioneers” for narrowly approving the city’s smoking ordinance Tuesday night, but time will tell whether they’ve discovered bold new ways to protect public health — or opened a Pandora’s box of possible litigation and rights violations.
Council hopefuls hash it out in forum
Belmont’s continued search for an identity for its community and businesses was at the heart of a debate Thursday night at the Belmont Library — a fitting topic for the forum, presented by the Belmont Chamber of Commerce and the Friends of the Belmont Library.
Notre Dame Belmont students break their silence
It’s the worst possible combination: a brand-new athletic field with bleachers full of cheering students, a neighborhood naturally shaped like an amphitheater and a strict city noise ordinance that empowers residents to report any and all sound disturbances.
Sign-happy homeowner targeted by second city
If God comes through and saves one local woman in her fight against the government, the higher power is going to have to take on two cities, multiple creditors and possibly two Superior Court judges.
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