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Milton Squirt B Wins Gold in Lake Placid!

Screen Shot 2015-02-25 at 8.05.02 AMCongratulations to the Milton Squirt B hockey team for winning the American Cup Tournament held recently in Lake Placid. The team dominated its division with an undefeated record of 5-0 over three days, outscoring opponents 34-6.

Photo for the day 02.25.15

Kelly field has been transformed into a minor mountain range of snow and a source of adventure. What is a burden to some is a joy to others. Thanks to Becky Padera for the shot. We welcome your photos. You can email them to frank@mytownmatters.com.

photo by Becky Padera

photo by Becky Padera

Obit: John Garland

John Eldridge Garland, of Milton, died Feb. 21. He was the beloved husband of Clare (Hartnett) Garland; devoted father of Matthew Owen Garland, Ryan Eldridge Garland and John Harrison Garland all of Milton; son of Sheila (Hinton) Garland of Fla., and the late Eldridge Garland; brother of Nancy Garland of N.C., and Susan Garland of Fla. Funeral service at First Parish of Milton (Unitarian), 535 Canton Ave., Thursday, Feb. 26, at 11 o’clock.

Reminder from Senator Joyce on “Commonwealth Conversations”

Notice from Senator Brian A. Joyce

Today, Wednesday, February 25th, the State Senate’s Commonwealth Conversations tour will come to our area. Throughout the day, State Senators throughout the region will host events highlighting various facilities and organizations for our Senate colleagues.

Reminder: Blue Hills Winter Fest tonight at Blue Hills Ski Area

On Tuesday, February 24, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., the Friends of the Blue Hills will be hosting the 4th Annual Winter Fest at Blue Hills Ski Area.  For those who are hoping to get some winter exercise, there will be a night hike under the lights and discounted downhill skiing.  There will be plenty of indoor fun, too. 

Lynch Opens 2015 Congressional Art Competition for District High School Students

Today, Congressman Stephen F. Lynch announced the opening of “An Artistic Discovery,” the 2015 Annual Congressional Art Competition.  This competition is open to all high school students who reside in the 8th Congressional District.  The winner will have his or her work displayed in the U.S. Capitol for a full year.  Additionally, there will be a reception in Washington, D.C., for all art competition winners and their families to celebrate the opening of the exhibit.

Why is an override like an avocado?

Commentary by Frank Schroth

I never thought you’d ask. The reason an override is like an avocado is that whether discussing the need for the former or slicing into the latter –  you are likely either too early or too late.