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Otto is a handsome German Shepherd with a wonderful personality. As long as he has someone to throw a ball for him, and a pool to lounge in, he’s a happy boy! His new family will need to give him some extra TLC as he has been diagnosed with Perianal Fistulas (common to the breed) and the condition will require life-long management. Otto has lived with cats previously and gets along with them. He may be fine living with another dog, but we suspect he’d prefer have all your love and attention for himself. Please contact one of our adoption counselors to learn more about this great guy!

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Police: Dog saved owner’s life in Belmont overdose

by Alyssa Dandrea Monitor staffJanuary 2, 2018

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Belmont police investigate thefts from unlocked vehicles

by Staff Report December 4, 2017

New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald addresses members of the press during a news conference on Nov. 21, 2017, on the officer-involved shooting in Belmont. MacDonald ruled that the Sept. 30 shooting at the Irving gas station in town was justified.

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Officer justified in shooting man at Belmont gas station, AG says

by Alyssa Dandrea Monitor staffNovember 22, 2017

Staff at Freudenberg in Bristol speak to Belmont students.

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The SceneAn up-close look at manufacturing

November 17, 2017

A 2015 Chevrolet 1500 pickup truck is shown after a crash in Belmont on the evening of Nov. 13, 2017. The driver and passenger suffered serious injuries.

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Belmont crash seriously injures two

by Alyssa Dandrea Monitor staffNovember 14, 2017

Rick Pickwick (left) and Donna Hepp look at the Mill building in downtown Belmont. The mill is one of five buildings the town is looking at for better use of space.

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Using historic buildings is enticing for N.H. towns, but it’s not always easy or cheap

by David Brooks Monitor staffNovember 6, 2017

The abandoned Gale School in back of the Belmont Middle School off of School Street. The school was built in 1894.

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In Belmont, an old-school revival

by Staff Report November 1, 2017

Belmont’s Rebecca Flemming (7) and Raymond’s Aliyah Valentin (21) keep their eyes on a free ball in the Division III semifinals at Laconia High School on Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017.

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NHIAA girls’ soccer: No. 5 Belmont falls to No. 1 Raymond, 3-1, in semifinals

by Tim OSullivan Monitor staffNovember 1, 2017

New inductees (from left) Evan Boulanger, Sara Boulanger, Krystal Follansbee, Richy Bryant, Craig Clairmont, Timothy Ellis and Alison Ellis stand with presenter Omer Ahern of Plymouth Rotary and District Gov. Jon Springer.

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Rotary club expands

October 31, 2017

The Belmont Foster Grandparents Program was recognized by the Friends Program.

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Awesome volunteers

October 27, 2017