By Mike Maholchic
“It’s political”.
That is why 37% of all arrivals of all arrivals to Logan Airport fly over Milton, according to BOS Fair Skies Coalition member and Milton resident Cindy L. Christiansen, PhD., speaking to members and guests of the Milton Rotary Club to at their regular weekly lunch meeting on October 15th.
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.
In celebration of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, Reverend Hall Kirkham of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church visited the Milton Animal Shelter and blessed many animals in need of families. Learn more about the shelter here or call 617-698-0413. Get information on St. Michael’s Church here, or call 617-699-1813.
photo courtesy of St Michael’s Episcopal Church
by Frank Schroth
The School Committee took up the matter of increasing bus fees for the second time at their session last Wednesday and, after hearing from concerned East Milton parents, for the second time have deferred taking a vote. The matter is complicated by issues of safety regarding East Milton Square and equity of the fee structure for all Milton families.
We’re not sure when this showed up but it is a nice addition to Shields Park.
photo by Frank Schroth
Milton intersection (Chickatawbut and Randolph Ave) identified as the second most dangerous intersection in Massachusetts by CBS I-Team. You can find the story here.
No – we are not talking about the demolition of Hendries. BUT the final “coat” of paving is being put down on Central Ave today! Please abide by MPD Notice “USE CAUTION…Central Avenue between Brook Road and Eliot Street is being paved today.”
by Frank Schroth
Last night the Board of Appeals opened a hearing for a redevelopment of 475 Adams Street. Thomas O’Neill, owner of Success Real Estate, wants to move his office there from its current location on Randolph Avenue. Neighborhood residents argued it would add further traffic congestion and safety concerns to an area “under siege.”
There will be two final open houses for the public to give input on the Master Plan. They are scheduled for Sunday, October 19 from 1-4pm at Fuller Village on Brush Hill Road and October 25 from 1-4pm in the Keys Community Room at the Milton Public Library.
What could be more spectacular than fall foliage? Sunset from atop Great Blue! Enjoy the season’s finest colors this fall from the region’s highest hill. There ail be a sunset hike to the top of Great Blue Hill on Saturday, October 18 from 4:00 – 7:00pm (sunset is around 6:00).