by Frank Schroth
According to a letter distributed to residents of Central Avenue, dated June 20th, the “reconstruction project will be commencing Monday, June 23, 2014.” It will include installation of granite curbing, reconstruction of sidewalks, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvement, and resurfacing.
An estimated crowd of over 3,000 people gathered on Hutchinson Field yesterday for an evening of food, fireworks and FUN! There were great local musical acts including, but not limited to the Quincy Chorale Society, Rebecca Lieberman, and the Crusader Drum & Bugle Corps.
from Wicked Local Milton
Beth Israel Deaconess Milton Hospital has gotten a $261,000 state grant that will make it easier for Vietnamese patients to be treated there. (Read the full story here.)
from the Boston Globe
Once the sweet center of chocolate-making here, the former multibuilding campus of Walter Baker Chocolate Co. has been transformed from eyesore to eye candy, including this loft in a red-brick building where cocoa was once milled. Located at the crown of the 1891 building (Read the full story here.)
by Frank Schroth
Last Thursday, June 12, a Milton family awoke to find their car like this:
Just some guys playin’ some jazz at the now open Milton Farmer’s Market (every Thursday from 1:00 – 6:00). You can’t quite see the drummer. Click “Read more for a shot of him. It was a great start to the market on a beautiful day.
photo by Frank Schroth
by Frank Schroth
Chief Wells appeared before the Board of Selectmen to discuss several issues, one of which was the recent rash complaints regarding fireworks., among them a Letter to the Editor that appeared on this site. He addressed the issue, amplifying on a communication we received.
from Wicked Local Milton
Three years and 50 site visits later, Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills is wandering no longer.(Read the full story here.)
Attention Teens! Do you like to draw? Do you like Super Heroes? On Monday, July 14 from 6 to 8pm, the teen department at the Milton Library welcomes super artist Paul Merklein to show students “How to Draw Superheroes.” Merklein draws famous super heroes, and even students right from the audience.