Frank Schroth

Novel helps a Milton mother cope with college applications

from Boston.com – Your Town Milton

While autumn in the Northeast typically evokes thoughts of apple and pumpkin picking, colorful leaf-peeping expeditions, and hours spent raking front lawns, there is one segment of the population that has far less happy images going through their minds.This group is the current crop of high school seniors and their stressed out parents. For them, it’s the start of the dreaded college application process. (Read the full story here.)

Wine Tasting & Fundraiser for Milton Animal League

The Milton Animal League will be holding a fundraiser at Fuller Village from 7:00 – 9:00pm. Proceeds will go to the fund to rebuild the animal shelter. All are invited to join them for an evening of “Wine tasting and Jewels!”. Tickets are $25.00 and will be available at the door.

Wicked Local Milton recently posted a photo portfolio of the League. You can find it here.

MPS invite parents to hear John Halligan speak on Cyberbullying

from Milton Public Schools

Parents of students in grades 6-12 are invited to attend a presentation by John Halligan on Tuesday, October 12 in the Milton High School auditorium. The talk is scheduled to start at 7:00pm and will end at 8:30pm.

John Halligan

Mr. Halligan’s son, Ryan, died by suicide in 2003 after being bullied by classmates at school and online. He was 13 years old.

Notice: MWRA work may cause discolored water in Milton

from MWRA – news release

On Monday, September 27, 2010, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority’s will performing work in connection with its on-going Southern Spine water main project. This work may cause discolored water in the areas of East Milton Square near the Expressway, Brook Road and Adams Street for up to three days.

Special Town Meeting passes all 4 articles

On September 20th Town Meeting passed Articles 2 and 4 easily. Article 3 received some discussion,but also passed with a substantial majority. Article 1, however, was not the “slam dunk” some thought it would be. But in the end, though it rattled the rim, it went through.

MHS Parent Program: Depression Prevention Program

This Thursday night, September 23, from 7:00-8:00 pm at the Milton High School Auditorium, the Milton High School Student Support Team in partnership with Children’s Hospital will present Dr. Nadja Reilly, Director of the Depression Prevention Initiative and a preview of the documentary “Break Free From Depression”, part of this year’s Health Curriculum at MHS.