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Milton Library Cookout!

Kick off a summer of great reading and fun at the Library!

There is a lot going on this Wednesday, June 16th

  • 4:00-5:00 sing-a-long with Vic ‘n Sticks
  • 4:30-6:30 hot dogs with all the fixin’s
  • 6:30-8:30 get your summer reading in gear with a bag of books from the Friends Book Shop (just $5.00! for e whole bag!)

Police: Parents left children in car at Foxwoods

from The Boston Globe

The parents of a 1-year-old and a 10-year-old from Dedham and Milton were arraigned yesterday on child endangerment charges after police say they left the children alone in a car in a Foxwoods Resort Casino parking garage while they were inside gambling. (Read the full story here.)

Meeting notes: Selectmen 06.03.10 p3 – Alternative energy update

At the last Board of Selectmen’s meeting Henry MacLean, chairman of the Alternative Energy Committee, gave an update on the efforts of the Alternative Energy committee to enable Milton to qualify as a Green Community. Once qualified, Milton would be eligible for $8.1 million in state grants for local renewable and energy efficiency projects.

Art: A Soldier

This is the latest in a series of art works created by students of FAVA (The Friends and Advocates for the Visual Arts). This week’s work is a sculpture by Olivia Done, an 8th grade student at the Pierce Middle School. She created the work while attending a FAVA workshop, Clever Clay Creations.

Cakes offering special cupcakes to benefit library

Cakes, the new cafe, bakery, and sandwich shop located in the old Fallon Building at Central and Eliot Streets is offering a special “Library Cupcake.”

From now through June 15th drop by and enjoy one of these cupcakes and the proceeds go to the Milton Library Foundation. It’s great frosting for a great cause.

Road through Blue Hills to be closed to traffic, open to visitors Sundays

from Wicked Local Milton

The Department of Conservation and Recreation will begin the second annual “Sundays in the Park” in the Blue Hills Reservation, closing a section of Chickatawbut Road to motorized vehicles to open it up more for walkers, bikers and others.

The road will be closed from Saturdays at 8 p.m. until Mondays at 7 a.m. from June 20 through August 29. (Read the full story here.)