Spring is here – and so are fun things for kids to do at the Milton Public Library! In addition to our regular storytimes on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, we have these exciting programs for the young people in your life happening during the week of March 29 – April 4:
News
Town Clerk Notice: Voter registration deadline is April 8
Notice from the Office of the Town Cleark
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8, 2015 IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE FOR THE 2015 ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION.
THE TOWN CLERK’S OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ON APRIL 8, 2015 FROM: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Poem for the day 03.20.15 – Welcome Morning
We haven’t run a poem for quite a whiele. But we will be pulishing one daily in April in celebration of Poetry month and so give that some thought. We will welcome your submissions.
Welcome Morning
by Anne Sexton
There is joy
in all:
ASO Speakeasy: a Gala Night Out to benefit Atlantic Symphony Orchestra
ASO Speakeasy: a Gala Night Out to benefit Atlantic Symphony Orchestra will be held on Friday, March 27 @ 6:30 pm • Surf Ballroom • Nantasket Beach Resort, Hull
100 clams ($$) opens the door to dinner, giggle juice (comp wine; pay for the bootleg), an undercover big shot, dancing & boodles of jazzy entertainment! Plus a nifty auction, silent and live.
Paul Hays in the run for Library Trustee
The following was submitted by the candidate.
Paul Hays
I am pleased to announce my candidacy for Milton Library Trustee.
As a thirteen-year residents I, along with my wife Piel, who serves as Town Meeting member and board member of the Milton Foundation for Education, are proud Milton residents and Tucker parents. The Milton Public Library has served as a central part of our children’s upbringing as it is the cultural center of our community.
Fuller Village Residents “We Remember When” Volume II
Six years ago, a group of Fuller Village residents undertook the daunting project of producing a collection of memoirs aptly entitled We Remember When. What motivated them to undertake that project was their realization that Fuller Village is made up of a unique cross section of independent senior citizens, each having one or more very special memories.
Milton High School Students Excel in Scholastic Art Competition
Art students and their teachers at Milton High School had a very successful showing in the Boston Globe Scholastic Art contest. The following students were recognized for their artwork:
Grade Five Info Night Upcoming – tonight!
Parents/guardians of current fifth-graders who are interested in having their child attend Pierce Middle School next year should note that the Pierce Middle School 5th Grade Information Night will be held on Thursday, March 19th at 6:30 pm in the Pierce Auditorium.
Mtg notes: Selectmen 03.12.15 – Ulin rink update; Plate proposal; DHCD decision reviewed
by Frank Schroth
At last week’s meeting of the Board of Selectmen the board received an update from Rick Sullivan, CFO of Curry College regarding the Ulin rink. Curry College manages the rink on behalf of the town. The town has a permit from the DCR which expires at the end of April as does the town’s agreement with Curry. The town has been granted a 1 year extension on their permit from the DCR and it is possible that town will do the same with Curry.
Finally . . . it’s spring!
You may not recognize Town Meeting Member Laurie Macintosh at least until she strips down (don’t get too excited). She performed a hilarious piece at the Quincy Choral Concert last week end. The song and lyrics, which we can all relate to, were written by Ms. Macintosh, Kathy Ready, and John Nichols.
Thanks to Brian Kelley for sending this in. We welcome your submissions. You can email them to frank@mytownmatters.com.