Ann White, Chair of the Personnel Board, and champion of Milton passed away earlier this week. Following is information regarding services. Read more »

Commentary by Frank Schroth

Some town decisions get made and we don’t know why. Others get put off, and we don’t know why. And that “not knowing” inevitably leads to more questions.

For example, why did the Board of Selectmen ______________ Kevin Mearn, the Town Administrator? Read more »

from Dorchester Reporter

Laboure College, adjacent to Carney Hospital on Dorchester Ave., could be moving to Milton next year, sources tell the Reporter.

Laboure officials are negotiating with the Sisters of Saint Joseph, who control the old Aquinas College campus next to Fontbonne Academy. (Read the full story here.)

from The Patriot Ledger

Smokers can continue to light up in front of stores and offices after the Milton board of health decided against setting up a 25-foot smoke-free buffer zone around business entryways Monday night.

Board members said they supported the idea of a buffer zone, but that it would be nearly impossible to enforce. (Read the full story here.)

from The Patriot Ledger

After going 4-0 in elimination games in the American Legion baseball playoffs, Milton Post 114 finally ran out of steam on Sunday at Walsh Field, falling 8-0 to Northbridge and bowing out of the State Tournament. (Read the full story here.)