Join the Milton Garden Club for a presentation by Russ Cohen, Rivers Advocate with the State of MA Riverways Program and learn the answers to questions shuch as:
Local music maven, Jeff Stoodt, will be bringing Sinatra’s ageless music to Milton this week. In a benefit for the Milton Food Pantry Stoodt will be singing Sinatra accompanied by the Joel Hiller Trio.
The opening act will feature Pat Neves. Admission: $15
WHEN: Saturday, November 20, 2010, 8 p.m.
WHERE: First Parish Church / 535 Canton Avenue Milton
My personal favorite is here.
from Wicked Local Milton
Vermont musicians Jay Cook and Steve Leicach put on an interactive show for families at the Milton Public Library on Saturday. Read the full story and watch the video here.)
from Wicked Local Wapole
There are few people left in the state of Massachusetts who don’t realize that the Walpole High backfield can keep racking up the points despite the graduation of the Massachusetts all-time scoring leader, Ryan Izzo. (Read teh full story here.)
Temple Shalom of Milton will be showing Fiestaremos! on Saturday, November 20 at 7:00 p.m., and the public is invited to attend.
from Wicked Local Milton
Vermont musicians Jay Cook and Steve Leicach put on an interactive show for families at the Milton Public Library on Saturday. (Read the full story here.)
Please join Fontbonne’s for this hilarious version of Shakespeare’s works! You will laugh all the way home!
Showtimes are: Fri, 11/19 & Sat, 11/20 at 7 p.m. and Sun, 11/21, 2 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door or through the Main Office 617-696-3241.
from The Hull Times
After 6-1/2 years as the director of veterans’ services in Hingham and 4-1/2 years in Hull, Michael Cunningham has left his position for a similar job in a larger region. He is now assisting veterans of the US armed forces who live in the Randolph/Milton area. (Read the full story here.)
. . . Moving Beyond Bullying and Empowering for Life.”
Fired up!
The energy was boundless at anti-bullying rallies that rolled across the Milton public schools yesterday (11/10) as crowds of students chanted, cheered and sang as part of the program titled One Goal, One Community: Moving Beyond Bullying and Empowering for Life.
At a recent public presentation on the status of the East Milton parking study, Keri Pyke of Howard/Stein-Hudson, the firm managing the study, updated the public and invited comments.