She had support from her family to do the photos. “I think it’s great,” Belden said of the photos. “I think it’s great for women’s water polo. It’s great for our exposure.

Belden’s black and white photos were often featured in national newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times, National Geographic, the Denver Post, and many other publications, quickly ...

CANTON Belden Brick has been in business for 130 years, although it has operated under different names through the years. What hasn’t changed is the Belden family’s ownership of the company.

No one was surprised — given the family tradition at Notre Dame — that Belden became a Golden Domer. However, some were surprised that Dallas took Belden in the 12th round of the 1969 draft.

The Belden family lived life on the road for about a year before they could come home. Brayden Belden stands with his father, Matt, at Brooks Street in Laguna Beach on Thursday.