WATER MAIN FLUSHING BEGAN SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 & WILL CONTINUE UNTIL COMPLETION
The Town of Milton will be conducting its fall water main flushing program beginning September 28, 2010 continuing until completion. Flushing will take place between the hours of 10:00 pm.-5:00 am nightly.
Press Release from Milton Board of Health – September 28, 2010
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) announced today that West Nile virus (WNV) has been detected in mosquitoes collected from Milton. To date, 114 mosquito samples have tested positive for WNV in Massachusetts this year.
fromThe Patriot Ledger
Against a backdrop of fire trucks glistening in the rain, Gov. Deval Patrick announced his plan to sign the Antonio Pickens bill Monday at the Milton fire house. (Read the full story here. There is a video of Robert McCarthy, president of the Professional Fire Fighters of MA, discussing union’s endoresement of Patrick for another term.)
from Wicked Local Milton
Annemarie Armani, MD, joins staff of South Shore Internal Medicine as a primary care physician working with the practice of South Shore Internal Medicine located at the Milton Hospital medical office building. (Read the full story here.)
Connelly Construction and its representatives finally appeared before the Planning Board to present their proposal for the Hendries lot that sits at Eliot and Central during a public hearing for the property. The proposal calls for 38 condominiums and 7,498 of commercial space and that’s a problem right there, according to Alex Whiteside, Chairman of the Planning Board.
Why they came
The weather was superb and the setting was great as state officials came to voice to their appreciation to the Massachusetts men and women who have served in the Armed Forces.
from Wicked Local Milton
Four Milton residents were among 45 firefighters to graduate from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy during a ceremony Friday in Marlboro. (Read the full story here.)
from The Patriot Ledger
It’s not a good idea to fall behind early to Weymouth High School’s football team.
As Milton High found out Friday night, this allows Weymouth to pound away with its running attack while killing the clock. (Read the full story here.)
There were three major topics of discussion at last night’s School Committee meeting. Perhaps the most important was a review by Assistant Superintendent Phelan and Martha Sherman, ELA and Social Studies Coordinator and Title 1 Director of the school’s MCAS and Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) reports.
Following is the presentation given to the Board of Selectmen on September 16, 2010 by Paul Krasinksi and Bob Daylor. The presentation was on behalf of the Town Farm Educational Trust, a non-profit corporation that is proposing to develop an agricultural based educational initiative for students of Milton and surrounding towns.