from Boston.com – Your Town: Milton
The son of a prominent South Shore developer pleaded not guilty yesterday in Norfolk Superior Court to charges that he shot and nearly killed a man on the streets of Quincy in December. (Read the full story here.)
The Milton Board of Selectmen will be meeting tonight at 6:30Pm in the Cronin Conference room at the Town Hall. Tune to Comcast channel 8 and RCN channel 13 for live coverage.
Milton High School Booster’s Varsity Banquet
WHEN: Wednesday, June 2nd @ 6:00 pm
WHERE: Copeland Field House / Milton High School
Tickets are being sold this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in the cafeteria during all three lunches.
Varsity Letter Recipients are free
Adults: $20.00 per ticket
Students: / Siblings $5.00 per ticket
All attendees must have a ticket.
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UPDATE: from wicked local boston “The son of a prominent South Shore developer pleaded not guilty this afternoon in Norfolk Superior Court to charges that he shot and nearly killed a man on the streets of Quincy in December.” -The Boston Globe
You can read the full story here
Here is a video that came to our attention via Cahill Properties. It was done by Money Magazine and is a breif profile of the town. Granted it was done a while back but it highlights why our town is special.
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
The son of a prominent Quincy developer has been indicted for allegedly shooting an off-duty Milton firefighter last December. (Read the full story here.)
The All Night Senior Graduation Party is on Sunday, June 6, 2010 from 3:00 pm – 7:00 am. The objective of the event is to provide a safe, secure environment for graduating seniors to celebrate this wonderful occasion.
Milton resident Julie Grimes had her photo selected to grace the cover of the new Town Annual Report.
It is a sparkling winter scene of Pine Tree Brook.
In her recent bulletin to parents, Ms. Gormley, Superintendent of Schools, stated that a Grant Writing Committee is being formed that will consist of “10-15 parents and other interested parties to assist our part-time Grant Writer Chris Masalsky with research and fundraising duties.”