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Franklin B. Tucker

Franklin B. Tucker

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Publisher, editor and owner, The Belmontonian

Belmont

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Health

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Gambling, Betting, Bitcoin

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Total articles 4529

  • Daffodils, Plantings Welcome Spring In Belmont Center

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified| The Belmontonian@ Photo: Priscilla Hughes (left) and Cathy Chin from the Belmont Garden Club planting seasonal flora among blooming daffodils at the Horse Trough in Belmont Center. Four times a year, members of the Belmont Garden Club head out into the community to plant seasonal flowers and flora in squares, roundabouts, and along the streets around town.

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified · The Belmontonian

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Crowley Prevails In Recount For Belmont Town Moderator

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified| The Belmontonian@ Photo: Mike Crowley with the results of the Town Moderator recount which confirmed his victory, April 17. When many believe the United States is undergoing a crisis of confidence in government, Belmont witnessed the reaffirmation of small ‘d’ democracy when, on Thursday, April 17, the town successfully proceeded – without allegations, shouting, or threats – to confirm the result of the race for Town Moderator.

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified · The Belmontonian

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Daffodils, Plantings Welcome Spring In Belmont Center

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified| The Belmontonian@ Photo: Priscilla Hughes (left) and Cathy Chin from the Belmont Garden Club planting seasonal flora among blooming daffodils at the Horse Trough in Belmont Center. Four times a year, members of the Belmont Garden Club head out into the community to plant seasonal flowers and flora in squares, roundabouts, and along the streets around town.

    By Franklin B. Tucker Verified · The Belmontonian

    Apr. 19, 2025

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The Belmontonian