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Parents sue town after fatal crash

from Boston.com – Your Town Milton

The parents of a Milton woman killed in a July 2008 car crash are suing The Kraft Group and the town of Foxborough, contending that security at Gillette Stadium failed to prevent ticketless underage drinkers from partying and consuming alcohol in the stadium parking lot during a rowdy annual music event before getting behind the wheel to drive home. (Read the full story here.)

Two years after agreement, Ponkapoag remains in state’s hands

from Wicked Local Canton

Two years ago, state legislators gave the go-ahead for the state to solicit private contractors in order to manage the popular, but dilapidated Ponkapoag Golf Course, designed by legendary golf architect Donald Ross.  It was their hope that a new manager, in partnership with the state, could take control of the facility, known as Ponky, and restore some of its past glory.  (Read the full story here.)

A bridge too far?

from The Bay State Banner

The state’s plans to extend a walking and biking path along the Neponset River has shown that more than a shallow waterway separates Mattapan and Milton. Some of the suburbanites fear the city neighborhood, which they associate with crime. (Read the full story here.)

Milton Police and residents go out for the night

from Wicked Local Milton

Milton police expected about 1500 people to walk across the police station lawn Wednesday night, as part of a nationwide message that neighborhood crime would not be tolerated. (Read the full story here.)

Teenagers discover the satisfaction of farming

from Wicked Local Milton

Shaking soil off a sunflower, Felicia Harewood, 18, seemed to be as much a cheerleader as a young farmer. “Shake, shake, shake. Shake that dirt off!,” sang Harewood of Milton, an intern with the City Harvest Youth Program at Powisset Farm in Dover. “Go Esther! Go Nia!” (Read the full story here.)

Temple Shalom seeks new home in Milton

Consistent with statements made over the last several months, Temple Shalom of Milton, which recently celebrated its 65th anniversary, has begun the process of looking for a location in Milton to build a new, energy-efficient, handicapped accessible building.

Bail set at $15K for Milton man accused in scam

from The Patriot Ledger

Bail was set at $15,000 for a Milton man who police said lured three people to a vacant house that was in foreclosure with a Craigslist advertisement, then robbed them. (Read the full story here.)

Lynch’s party rival is banking on voter anger

from Boston.com – Your Town Milton

As US Representative Stephen F. Lynch basked in the glow of former president Bill Clinton’s endorsement last Thursday at a union hall in South Boston, the underdog who is trying to unseat him in the Sept. 14 Democratic primary did what he has done with regularity during the dog days of July. (Read the full story here.)

Note: MyTownMatters interviewed Mac D’Allesandro. The interview will air on MATV Friday 8/6 @ 7:30 & repeat Sat and Sun.