I am a Mass Licensed General Contractor working primarily in the Belmont area. I
can take care of both the interior and exterior needs your home.  Email me for a
free estimate.
Thank you,
Tony




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FWIW, ten Cushing Square spaces are vacant too.

-Virginia-

Vacancies in Cushing Sq.
---- North side of Trapelo, toward Belmont Center --
1. former Tailor shop 95 Trapelo Rd. ..650 S.F, $1075/mo.
Contact:  Prudential Properties  617-826-3434, www.primehomes.biz

2. Terra Cotta II 117 Trapelo Rd (double storefront)
Contact:  Century 21 Adams 617-489-6700, www.c21adams.com

3. Claypit  434 Common St.
Contact:  Real Estate 109, 617-489-5110

4. In & Out Market 440 Common St.
Contact:  Real Estate 109, 617-489-5110

5. SunShine Dry Cleaners  445 Common St.,
Contact:  no name listed,  617-232-7550 .. 450+ S.F., adjacent to 447 Common St.

6. Belmont Pet Shop  447 Common St. ,
(moved to Flett Rd.) .3000+ S.F., adjacent to 445 Common St.
Contact:  no name listed,  617-232-7550
						 .
--- South side of Trapelo, toward Watertown --
7. Office building  130 Trapelo Rd, corner of Williston Rd.
Contact:  Century 21 Adams, 617-489-6700, Jim Savas

8. Foster's Flowers  3-5 Williston Rd
Contact:  CRG (Centre Realty Group), 617-416-8588  Dan Gardner

9.Chicken Express  493 Common St.
(moved to Belmont St.)
Contact:

10. CVS  		 529 Common St.
Contact:  ?

11. under construction: former Topps Cleaner, Common St.


--- Real estate offices in Cushing Square --

Prudential Properties  1 Cushing Ave., corner of Trapelo Rd.

Hammond Residential 428 Common St.

Real Estate 109  459 Common St., corner of Trapelo Rd.

Century 21 Adams 486 Common St.




Vacancies in Belmont Center, dec. 2009
	 Charlesbank space
	 joe tessier landlord
	 617-864-2800

	 old Kabloom space
	 copley investors
	 617-267-6828

	 glee space
	 617-484-2200

	 children's store space
	 atlantic properties
	 617-239-3636

Thanks for all the tips on where to find Emus for kids.  I just wanted to let
you all know I found them quite by accident at Stride Rite in the Arsenal Mall.
 They were a pretty good price from the research I did, and they had her size-
so I'm all set! Just wanted to pass along the info in case anyone else was
looking for these boots!
Thanks again!Jess



























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Try www.Zappos.com <http://www.zappos.com/>   Excellent choice and service,
and no shipping charges either way, so your daughter can try on several
sizes.













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Thank you for this information, Sara. I hope a new bookstore can be on the
agenda for the December 17 meeting. If Belmont residents continue to reach out
to the New England Booksellers Association and the town is open to working with
the right vendor, we could have a wonderful new feature for our town.

Here is another example of how an independent bookstore can enrich the life of a
community, this one in Brooklyn, NY:

"I already got exactly what I wanted for Christmas--the Greenlight Bookstore,
which recently opened in my Brooklyn neighborhood of Fort Greene. Oh, the joy of
living in a place where an independent bookstore is opening, rather than being
closed down! The store is well appointed, smartly stocked, and welcoming. Their
events have been packed like Chelsea gallery openings--at the opening party,
which took place on a night of pouring rain, the sidewalk outside the store was
thronging with crowds who couldn't get in--and their children's corner is a
confirmed Saturday morning destination. With the Greenlight in the neighborhood
it's almost possible to believe this is an era in which publishing is
flourishing and reading has never been more popular."

I love, especially, the vision of a children's corner as a "confirmed Saturday
morning destination."

Thanks,
Gale Pryor


--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "Sara Oaklander" <sara.oaklander@...> wrote:
>
> Such wonderful and inspiring ideas are being shared!  I wish I could offer
> some initiative, funding, etc. to make something happen.  Maybe there is
> someone out there who can and will??  I have worked on and off for some
> years now on the issue of helping Belmont's business centers become more
> vibrant and there has always been great resonance.just not a lot of clarity
> on how to make it happen.  That said, there is something happening now where
> we can speak up about this.  It's the Town's comprehensive planning process.
> Here is an excerpt from a press release that is circulating just now.  The
> meetings in January will be of particular importance to discussions about
> our commercial areas so we should all try to attend.
>
> The Town of Belmont Planning Board invites the public to the first of three
> public workshops discussing those quality of life related themes which will
> map Belmont's future.   The workshop will be held on Thursday, December 17,
> 2009 at 7 pm in the Beech Street Center cafeteria.   The December 17th
> workshop is an outgrowth of the efforts of six Working Committees which were
> formed in September to consider goals, opportunities and issues of concern
> to be incorporated in the Town's Comprehensive Plan. This Workshop will
> focus on common themes which will guide the town's growth outside the
> commercial areas, as well as possible strategies which might bridge some of
> the competing priorities identified by the various working committees. It is
> certain to be an interesting, informative, and thought provoking discussion.
> Two workshops in January will address identified issues affecting the
> commercial areas, corridors and Squares.
>
>
>
>
>
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Pediatric Dental Associates in Winchester are great.

Claire

--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "avangeel" <avangeel@...> wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
>
> Thank you,
> Alix
>

Here is info on the store if you want to call them first and see if they carry
those boots: http://www.thebarnfamilyshoestore.com/

There are 2 stores there - the Kids Barn and the Shoe Barn (for non-kids).

-- Gail


>
>From: "ToesTen@..." <ToesTen@...>
>To: Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Tue, December 8, 2009 9:49:59 AM
>Subject: Re: [Belmont_MA] Emu boots?
>
> 
>Try The Barn in West Newton, right off of Washington Street near Trader
>Joe's.
>
>
>




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Look up the address online because the Barn is well off the street, on a
tiny side street, not at all obvious from Washington Street.  So you could
easily miss it if just driving on Washington St.


On Tue, 8 Dec 2009 ToesTen@... wrote:

> Try The Barn in West Newton, right off of Washington Street near Trader
> Joe's.
>
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Try The Barn in West Newton, right off of Washington Street near Trader
Joe's.




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My 5 year old has asked for Emu boots from Santa. I guess the are similar to
uggs? Does anyone know of a good local store that carries this brand? She is
size 12.5.

Many thanks!
Jessica

Another vote for Dr Pellegrini. I started taking my daughter there when she was
about 3. She was a nightmare -- wouldn't let him even look at her teeth, cried,
carried on, etc.  He was so patient with her, just had her keep coming back to
"talk," and in no time she became a very cooperative patient. She has had some
fairly significant dental issues and yet she still loves going to see him. I
actually think she has a big crush on him (she is 8 years old now). :)

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So my kids are tough when it comes to xrays and utensils in their mouth.  We'd
been through several dentists and in an emergency two years ago I ended up with
my little one at Gentle Dental on Trapelo Road - because they were the
closest.  To be honest, I never would have picked it otherwise.  As it turns
out the treatment was amazing, reasonable, and we've been regulars ever
since.  Their equipment is really nice and the staff is friendly and
professional.  I'll never go anywhere else and when we walk by on our way to
CVS, the kids always want to run in to say hello to everyone.  I've sent some
of my friend's and their children there and the results were just as
tremendous.  That's my 2 cents and if you want references from some others,
email me privately.

Anne 
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From: "avangeel" <avangeel@...>
To: "Belmont MA" <Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 7, 2009 7:20:39 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: [Belmont_MA] pediatric dentist recommendation

 




Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?

Thank you,
Alix




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Pelligrini in Belmont center is great

Sent from my iPhone

On Dec 7, 2009, at 10:01 AM, "David" <dwolf@...> wrote:

> George McEachern and Sara Filstrup are both at Cambridge Pediatric
> Dental and are excellent.
>
> --- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "avangeel" <avangeel@...> wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
> >
> > Thank you,
> > Alix
> >
>
>


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George McEachern and Sara Filstrup are both at Cambridge Pediatric Dental and
are excellent.


--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "avangeel" <avangeel@...> wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
>
> Thank you,
> Alix
>

On 2009-12-07, at 7:20 AM, avangeel wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
>
> Thank you,
> Alix

We've had pretty good luck with George McEachern, office at Mass Ave and
Linnaean near Porter Square.

David

Dr. McEachern on Mass Ave in Cambridge

On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 7:20 AM, avangeel <avangeel@...> wrote:

>
>
> Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
>
> Thank you,
> Alix
>
>
>



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Attorney at Law
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Belmont, MA  02478
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Fax:  617-484-3604
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Dr. Yazdi
30 Chestnut Ave
Burlington MA
781 229 2220

My son has gone to him for years.
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From: "avangeel" <avangeel@...>
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 2009 12:20:39
To: <Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Belmont_MA] pediatric dentist recommendation

Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?

Thank you,
Alix




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We are very happy with Cambridge Pediatric Dental on Mass Ave.  Everyone there
has been excellent.  In particular, Sara Filstrup seems outstanding.


--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "avangeel" <avangeel@...> wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?
>
> Thank you,
> Alix
>

We go to Dr. Hirayama on Concord Ave.  She is very gentle and my kids love her.
Jess

--- On Mon, 12/7/09, avangeel <avangeel@...> wrote:

From: avangeel <avangeel@...>
Subject: [Belmont_MA] pediatric dentist recommendation
To: Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, December 7, 2009, 7:20 AM
















 









       Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?



Thank you,

Alix






























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Dear Carrie;

Sometimes "Computer Rick" will also do repair jobs... you could email him at
ergrcr@...

Good Luck;
Sincerely,
Kerri Klugman


________________________________
From: CarrieP <cbither2002@...>
To: Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, December 6, 2009 10:46:10 PM
Subject: [Belmont_MA] ISO handyman

 
Looking for someone to do some small repairs around the house. Any recs would be
much appreciated. I searched the archives but many of the posts were several
years old so wasn't sure if still relevant. Thanks very much!







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Can anyone recommend a pediatric dentist, esp. for very young kids?

Thank you,
Alix

If in search of local service providers or if you want to post service needed
try new site, http://www.thumbtack.com might work for a starter.  Although West
Coast centric, they already have national posts for local services wanted and
provided, and they verify service providers.

Looking for someone to do some small repairs around the house. Any recs would be
much appreciated. I searched the archives but many of the posts were several
years old so wasn't sure if still relevant. Thanks very much!

I've been educating myself a bit about environmentally preferable options for
ice melt, and from what I've read, calcium magnesium acetate (CMA) - as high a
percentage as possible - seems to be the best option, altho expensive.  Does
anyone know of a local source for getting this, by any chance?

Thanks,
Alix

I believe the tax issue was with Toscanini's, which is owned by Joe's brother,
but which has nothing to do with Rancatore's (which Joe owns).

Barry

--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, "stellar_d2009" <celadorr@...> wrote:
>
> And a few years ago, Rancatore's owners begged the public to donate to help
pay their back taxes. Wonder where they got the money for it.
>
> --- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, paul looney <pjlooneyjr@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > The Belmont Herald has a legal listing regarding an application by
Rancatore's Ice Cream to do business at the former Elite BeBe at 36 Leonard St.
Belmont Center. It's a nice addition to the Center I just hope he doesn't close
the Belmont Street store. 
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CORRECTION:  That was Toscanini's in Cambridge, NOT Rancatores in Belmont.

--- On Sat, 12/5/09, stellar_d2009 <celadorr@...> wrote:

From: stellar_d2009 <celadorr@...>
Subject: [Belmont_MA] Re: Rancatore's in Belmont Center
To: Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, December 5, 2009, 10:03 PM







 









       And a few years ago, Rancatore's owners begged the public to donate to
help pay their back taxes. Wonder where they got the money for it.



--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogro ups.com, paul looney <pjlooneyjr@ ...> wrote:

>

>

> The Belmont Herald has a legal listing regarding an application by Rancatore's
Ice Cream to do business at the former Elite BeBe at 36 Leonard St. Belmont
Center. It's a nice addition to the Center I just hope he doesn't close the
Belmont Street store. 

>

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On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 10:03 PM, stellar_d2009 <celadorr@...> wrote:

>
>
> And a few years ago, Rancatore's owners begged the public to donate to help
> pay their back taxes. Wonder where they got the money for it.
>

You're confusing Rancatore's with Toscanini's.  The owners are brothers, but
they're not the same business.

Toscanini's is owned by Gus Rancatore: his tax difficulties are described
here:
http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2008/02/03/where_the_ice_cream_is_good\
_its_fans_loyal/

Rancatore's is owned by Joe Rancatore - a man who makes excellent ice cream,
supports community causes, and has not, to my knowledge, ever been accused
of not paying his taxes.



Meg Muckenhoupt


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And a few years ago, Rancatore's owners begged the public to donate to help pay
their back taxes. Wonder where they got the money for it.

--- In Belmont_MA@yahoogroups.com, paul looney <pjlooneyjr@...> wrote:
>
>
> The Belmont Herald has a legal listing regarding an application by Rancatore's
Ice Cream to do business at the former Elite BeBe at 36 Leonard St. Belmont
Center. It's a nice addition to the Center I just hope he doesn't close the
Belmont Street store. 
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This email is a shameless plug for a local
company, one that I have plugged before, as many of you might realize.)

Though I've never used Atlas Glen Mor, it sounds
to me like they were part of the "conglomeration"
of oil companies that was happening in the last few years.

Oil companies, to my mind, are one of the few
places where you can actually have a relationship
with the provider of your service.  Unlike the
gas company (a utility) where you are dealing
with a nameless/faceless company, an oil company can be a person who you know.

We use Hi Energy, a Belmont Oil Company that is
family owned.  When you call you talk to a family
member, when the oil is delivered it is delivered
by a family member and when service is provided
it is provided by a family member.

I like this alot.

Oh yeah, their prices are very competitive and
they have worked to make us understand the
decisions we have had to make when we have an
issue, or are trying to learn about the system so
that we can make better informed
decisions.  (Terrible sentence, honorable thought though.)

So, if you are looking for a relationship with an
oil company, please give Hi Energy a try.

617 484-5060 -

Geof


At 07:43 AM 12/5/2009, you wrote:
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>
>
>
>We had a service plan with Atlas Glen Mor and
>they were great. We had a fire in our.





>  boiler and they were here on the same day to
> service it. I had no problems at all with them in this area.
>
>


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Hi!

Local preschool teacher will help you make room for your children's new holiday
presents, by coming to pick up toys your child is done playing with.

Our kiddos love everything, so whatever you have, we will take.

Just email me! Thanks!