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LGBTQ Alliance Marks 25 Years; Pride Parade Set for May 31

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By Julie Cohen
| The Belmont Voice
As the Belmont LGBTQ+ Alliance marks its 25th anniversary this year, it continues to embrace a simple message: You are welcome here, you are safe, and you are seen. Participants in the group’s May 31 Belmont Pride Parade will put those words into action by celebrating and supporting their friends, neighbors and family members from the LGBTQ+ community as they walk the 1.5-mile route.
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Reading What’s in the Tarot Cards

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By Julie Cohen
| The Belmont Voice
Drawing a “Death” card from a tarot deck doesn’t predict your imminent demise. Instead, Janina Majeran, community outreach librarian at the Belmont Public Library, wants you to know it’s not as scary as it may seem. “Death” is one of 78 illustrated cards in a typical deck, each depicting specific symbols and characters that originated in Italy during the 15th century, according to CNN.
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Age in Place Fair is April 29

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By Julie Cohen
| The Belmont Voice
Belmont seniors have spoken, and overwhelmingly, they want to remain in their homes as they age, reflecting nationwide sentiments. “People want to find ways to live in their home as long as possible,” said Ellen Sullivan, a board member of Belmont’s Council on Aging (COA) and a member of the Age Friendly Action Committee (AFAC).
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