from NECN
A North Carolina teenager, whose body was found in Milton, Massachusetts, will be remembered on Friday. (Read the full story here.)
This NECN story was based on interview with Boston Globe editor Mike Bello. You can find the Globe story here. Please click “Read more” for NECN interview with editor Bello.
The school administration has published presentations recently given to the School Committee on their web site. Here is a list
Milton Hospital officials announced strong financial and quality gains in 2010 at its Annual Meeting of the Corporation, held on December 1 at Wollaston Golf Club, Milton.
Among the morning’s speakers were three clinical department managers, who described recent strides in quality of care at the 81-bed community hospital, and how the improvements reduced hospital costs.
The School Committee has been developing two budgets: a level service budget and a level funding budget. A level service budget would maintain the existing level of services, accounting for increases in salaries, etc. The level service budget reviewed by the school Committee last week ($34,957,391) was $201,130 less than the one they discussed at their session on November 8th ($35,158,521). Superintendent Gormley and Administrator Gilles spoke to the difference.
from Wicked Local Milton
They’re at an age when many girls want nothing to do with their moms, but a group of Pierce Middle School seventh-graders have maintained a mother-daughter book club for four years. (Read the full story here.)
from Wicked Local Milton
Children fed their minds with books and their bellies with gingerbread cookies during the monthly cooks and books program at the Milton Public Library on Saturday. (Read the full story here.)
from 7News – WHDH
The teenager from North Carolina that was found dead after allegedly falling from a commercial jet’s wheel well has a local prosecutor asking questions about how Delvonte Tisdale was able to get on board without anyone knowing about it. (Read the full story here.)
from Wicked Local Milton
Music lovers aged four to over 70 tapped their toes and bobbed their heads during the Peter Smith Trio holiday jazz concert on Saturday at the Milton Public Library. (Read the full story and view video here.)
At last Thursday’s Planning Board Meeting members reviewed along with developer Steve Connelly an RFP drafted by member Pete Jackson. This was part of an ongoing public hearing regarding the development of the Hendries property on Eliot Street.