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Police gain upper hand in chalk war
- Belmont police are claiming victory in an ongoing “chalk war” they say has been brewing between law enforcement and drivers.
- Belmont police are claiming victory in an ongoing “chalk war” they say has been brewing between law enforcement and drivers.
Belmont official faces pair of charges
- Belmont Vice Mayor Bill Dickenson, arrested in May for an alleged sexual assault, faces up to a year in jail after being charged with two misdemeanors Monday in a separate incident.
Survey may mute controversy about noise
- The ruckus raised over the noise made by Notre Dame de Namur University’s Koret Field may finally be hushed.
- The ruckus raised over the noise made by Notre Dame de Namur University’s Koret Field may finally be hushed.
Steep fees for felled trees — if Belmont has its way
- The city has filed a lawsuit against three property owners and a tree maintenance company for allegedly chopping down 33 trees without a permit, as one official called it the largest wholesale, unauthorized removal of trees in recent city memory.
- The city has filed a lawsuit against three property owners and a tree maintenance company for allegedly chopping down 33 trees without a permit, as one official called it the largest wholesale, unauthorized removal of trees in recent city memory.
Female bank robber may have hit numerous times
- A woman believed to have robbed multiple banks — including one just last month in Burlingame — hit again Thursday, this time targeting a bank in downtown Belmont, police said.
- A woman believed to have robbed multiple banks — including one just last month in Burlingame — hit again Thursday, this time targeting a bank in downtown Belmont, police said.
Freshman enrollment surges at Notre Dame
- In the last five years, the incoming class walking the historic halls of Belmont’s Notre Dame de Namur University has dwindled until last fall, when there were just 96 freshmen to replace this year’s graduating class of 215.
- In the last five years, the incoming class walking the historic halls of Belmont’s Notre Dame de Namur University has dwindled until last fall, when there were just 96 freshmen to replace this year’s graduating class of 215.
Road repair proving uphill battle
- Every time Carol Schoening wants to leave her house, she must carefully reverse her car 300 feet up her road, inch by inch. She has no choice: two-thirds of Marburger Road is washed out, and the city says the street is not its responsibility to fix.
- Every time Carol Schoening wants to leave her house, she must carefully reverse her car 300 feet up her road, inch by inch. She has no choice: two-thirds of Marburger Road is washed out, and the city says the street is not its responsibility to fix.
Crash victim’s lawsuit casts wide net
- The family of a boy trapped under a sport utility vehicle last May after a driver ran into a crowd of students at Ralston Middle School in Belmont, leaving 13 injured, has filed a lawsuit against the city, the school district and the transit district.
Belmont evicts scribbling resident
- A woman’s battle to keep hand-painted messages of biblical references and conspiracy theories on one of the last of her Peninsula homes is drawing to an end after she was evicted from her Belmont residence.
You better finish construction in Belmont quick
- More and more, San Mateo County residents who want to expand their homes are under a time crunch to make changes or they’ll find themselves owing money to the cities in which they reside.
Man found dead in his car after apparent traffic accident
- A 21-year-old San Mateo resident was found dead in his car Friday morning after his vehicle was spotted in the bushes off northbound U.S. Highway 101 north of Marine Parkway in Belmont, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Young motorcycle rider remembered after fatal crash
- A large, drooping, purple orchid sent in condolence sat Wednesday on the front step of 28-year-old Christopher Seal’s parents ‘house, a home on a quiet cul-de-sac only about a mile from the site of his death the night before.
Smoking ban yields few complaints
- Nearly five months after passing the toughest secondhand smoke ordinance in the nation, only three smoking complaints have been filed with Belmont, two of which were not enforceable, and a third unfounded.
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