by Frank Schroth
As of this morning, MyTownMatter is suspending publication. The decision was a difficult one. It has been a great experience, circulation has never been better, and so it is fitting to end on a high note. I’ve learned a tremendous amount, and it’s time to move on.
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Cahill Report, a weekly update on Milton real estate activity produced in partnership with Laura Cahill.
Following are a list of open houses this week end and recent real estate transactions.
by Frank Schroth
Tucker 2nd Graders with Ms. Gillooly and Mr. Yignyen
This week, students at the Tucker school witnessed the creation of and learned about Buddhist mandalas. Tenzin Yignyen, a Buddhist monk, set up a space in the gym and over the course of the week he painstakingly created one the intricate sand paintings that are used as teaching and meditation tools by Buddhists.
Milton DPW wishes to thank all of our residents who participated in our Open House held on May 16, 2015.
Our primary goal for this event was to increase your understanding of what Milton DPW does, introduce you to our staff, and to showcase our equipment and technologies that go into our daily operations.
by Frank Schroth
There was a brief meeting last night between town officials, representatives of Pulte Homes, the housing construction firm with a P&S to develop the Stoughton Property, also commonly referred to as the Town Farm, and the neighbors of that property. The purpose of the meeting was not clear to this observer but the frustration of the neighborhood was.
Representative Walter Timilty recently wrote to the FAA urging an extension to the public comment period regarding airplane impacts over affected communities. In an email to MyTownMatters, Representative Timilty wrote: “It is my belief that the most recent comment period, established by the F.A.A., regarding the incredibly, inequitable flight-plans that have been thrust upon Milton, to be unreasonable.” Please click “Read more for the text of Representative Timilty’s letter to the FAA.
Notice from the Dept of Public Works
Dear Resident,
The Milton Department of Public Works will be holding an informational meeting as a follow-up to the Central Avenue roadway construction project, to inform residents about the upcoming completion of work along the roadway, including both landscaping and signage improvements.
Milton Rotary Club is inviting the public to attend a special club meeting on Wednesday May 27 celebrating students who have been awarded Rotary scholarships, exchanges, and leadership training.
The meeting will be held at Abby Park Restaurant 556 Adams Street, Milton, at 12:15 PM.
Unfortunately, we missed it but the Blue Angels flew over the area yesterday. WBUR has some great shots which you can view here.
Neponset Rowing is offering a summer Learn to Row program for adults. The program starts the week of June 10th and runs for 4 weeks, 3 sessions a week. Boats launch from the docks at Milton Landing. You can learn more of the details and download the full registration packet here.