A flyer arrived at my door today informing our family about a missing cat named Zeke. Possibly you got one as well, but in case you haven’t, please read on.
It would seem this “grey striped domestic short hair” was last seen on Hardwick Street over by Garret D. Wall Park (a.k.a. The Belvidere Green). According to the flyer, Zeke is read more…
Free Holiday Concerts
Of all the many wonderful things which separates Advent Season from Ordinary Time, music is among the most cherished. Which is why I am excited to announce that the Stone Soup Symphony Orchestra is performing two free concerts this read more…
Santa, Hot Chocolate, Cookies, Hay Rides and other surprises await the good citizens of Belvidere, NJ in just a few hours (6:00 pm), as we gather to light both our Town and Project Blue Christmas trees.
I hope you will join us, because there will be lot’s of singing, good cheer, great weather and quite frankly it just read more…
This Friday, December 9th starting at 6:00 pm, one the season’s most endured traditions will take place. The lighting of the Town Christmas Tree.
All the usual gang will be there, including the opportunity to enjoy a memorable Hay Ride with Santa. Please check back tomorrow for more details.
“Something else huh, Russ.” – Clark Griswold
Belviderians are a close knit bunch. Which is why when an organization such as Concerns Of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) asks citizens across the country to remember America’s fallen law enforcement officers by lighting a blue light in their honor, we do.
Small towns like Belvidere, NJ tend to notice the hole which is left when a beloved member is no longer among us. So when we read more…
Two Exciting High School Concerts
You better start boarding up your windows, because for two consecutive Thursdays this December, a massive amount of Holiday music will be emanating from Oxford Street in the peaceful town of Belvidere, New Jersey.
So what’s the big deal you say? Why the Noise, Noise, Noise headline? What’s the matter with you BelvidereGreen, are you some read more…
One percent of earth’s human population (7 billion) is 70,000,000. One percent of seventy million is 700,000. One percent of seven hundred thousand is 7,000. Belvidere, NJ is 38% of that. So at least on a relative size scale our small place on this planet is very much like that of Plymouth Colony back in 1621. However, is that all we truly have in common with our early American ancestors?
Naturally, other than a few loved one’s back home, the Pilgrims were virtually invisible to everyone else, because like most years the world was full of uncertainty and read more…
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