News

Windchill factors: As turbine projects multiply, critics fight back

from Boston.com

In Plymouth, they’re worried about noise, flickering shadows, and the sheer size of the things. In Milton, they fear they might lose their panoramic views of the Blue Hills. In Hingham, they fret over possibly losing value on their pretty homes. (Read the full story here.)

Senator Joyce appointed to top committee posts

from the office of Senator Joyce

Senator Brian A. Joyce has been appointed by Senate President Therese Murray to several leadership positions in the Massachusetts Senate, including Chairman of the Committee on Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets, Vice-Chair of the Healthcare Financing Committee, Vice-Chair of the Financial Services Committee, and member of the Senate Ways and Means Committee.

Changes in athletic schedule

from MHS

Please note the following weather related changes to the Milton High School Athletic Schedule for today, Friday, January 21, 2011.

Milton Hospital Appoints New Vice President of Finance

from Milton Hospital

Milton Hospital, a clinical affiliate of Beth Israel Deaconess providing community based healthcare, is pleased to announce the promotion of Jason Radzevich, CPA, as the hospital’s new vice president of financial services. Radzevich brings over 15 years of financial experience to Milton, most recently serving as the hospital’s controller.

Schools Closed 1/21

The Milton Public Schools will be closed today, Friday, January 21st, due to the inclement weather. You can find the notice here.

Mtg Notes: School Committee 01.19.11 – Tucker shines brightly; new sports hit hurdles

The Tucker elementary school encourages students every day to work for their “personal best.” To the point, Principal Uretsky quipped, that the little ones ones may think it is part of the Pledge of Allegiance. The results speak for themselves. Tucker as demonstrated by the data provided in the site council’s presentation, which was applauded by those in attendance, is an excellent school. Tucker 5th graders ranked first in the state for growth in Mathematics; but that’s not all.

Eateries team up on special menus

from The Dorchester Reporter

After a popular turnout last winter, Dorchester-Milton Restaurant Week is back for its second year, with the same eight restaurants participating. For $30.11, patrons can dine on a three-course meal offered on a special restaurant week menu. The discounts will be offered from January 17-31 on Sunday through Thursday evenings. (Read the full story here.)