Please join the Milton Democratic Committee for our Get Out the Vote Meeting, Wednesday, October 27th.
All Democrats and Independent voters are invited to attend a meeting at the home of Bill White, 73 Plymouth Ave, Milton MA at 7:30.
For more information please contact Judy White-Orlando at 617/698-1336 or email, jwhiteorlando@comcast.net.
from Wicked Local Medway
Behind the steady arm of Greg Finley and an opportunistic defense that wreaked havoc in the second half, Framingham outlasted Bay State Conference host Milton 27-20 to record its fifth straight victory. (Read the full story here.)
Driving down Rt 138 we spotted a sign outside Blue Hills Ski area advertising lift rides to view the foliage for $2. Not a bad price, and this is definitely the week end to do it.
For info call, 617-698-8003
The Board of Selectmen unanimously voted in favor of signing the Memorandum of Agreement between the School Committee and the board regarding the formation and structure of a new Department of Facilities. It is the culmination of over two years of work on the part of the Consolidated Facilities Committee which was tasked by the Selectmen to explore the viability of the idea.
Count ’em!
Not ten, not twenty, but thirty! That’s how many Pierce Middle School students scored a 280 on their MCAS exam. That’s a perfect score!
Howard, Stein, Hudson Associates, the firm developing a plan to address the parking situation in East Milton will be holding a community meting do discuss the status of the project. The meeting will provide an opportunity for residents and businesses to give their thoughts and opinions on how to enhance the district. You can learn more at the project website here.
WHERE: Milton Council on Aging / Walnut Street / Milton, MA
WHEN: Nov. 3rd from 6:30 – 8:30pm
The 6th annual Moonlight Harvest Latern Walk will take place this Friday, October 22nd at 7:00pm.
A “sea of people,” as noted by Chairman Sheridan, showed up during Citizens Speak at last night’s meeting of the school committee to show their support for and express their disappointment in the state of arts education in Milton.
We were unable to sit down all at the same; but we did sit down with the candidates for State Senate for the Norfolk-Briston-Plymouth seat, Democratic incumbent Senator Brian Joyce and Republican challenger Bob Burr.