News release from office of Senator Brian A. Joyce
State Senator Brian A. Joyce and several of his Senate colleagues have sent a letter urging the state budget conference committee to keep the increases in Chapter 70 education funding for communities like Milton. Read more »
from Boston.com
It’s been more than a year since developer Steve Connelly took down the 200-year-old oak tree in front of the long-vacant Hendrie’s ice cream factory on Eliot Street, saying it was too decayed to survive construction on the site. (Read the full story here.)
News release from Fontbonne Academy
Julia Himmel
Fontbonne Academy junior, Julia Himmel of Quincy, was recently honored in New York City’s Carnegie Hall with a silver medal at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards National Celebration for her photography. Read more »
by Connie Spiros, Friends of the Milton COA
It’s not news that the generation of Baby Boomers makes up the largest generation in our history. According to an AARP survey using data collected from the US Census Bureau, in 2011, more than 2.5 million people celebrated their 65th birthday. The Milton Council on Aging (COA), wants to offer new options to Milton’s “Boomers” and tailor workshops and events to their specific interests and challenges. Read more »
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Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital- Milton and The American Red Cross are holding a blood drive to support the community blood supply for patients in need. Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood, and every pint donated could save up to three lives. Read more »
Cooperative Elder Services, Inc, an Adult Day Health and Alzheimer’s Day Program located at 1200 Brush Hill Rd, Milton provides respite care and a safe, structured environment for elders. The program serves elders from Milton, Hyde Park, Mattapan, Randolph, Roxbury, Dorchester, Quincy, Stoughton, Dedham, Westwood, Norwood, and Canton. Read more »
“Who ya’ gonna call? Milton Area Radio Hams!”
Public Demonstration of Emergency Communications June 23-24, Baron Hugo Gazebo
Despite the Internet, cell phones, email and modern communications, every year whole regions find themselves in the dark. Read more »
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