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Photos for the day 11.08.14
This Tuesday is Veteran’s Day. We received some photos of Milton students paying tribute to our veterans. Glover students placed flags (left). Cunningham students celebrated with music (middle, right). ClickWe welcome your photos. Email to them to frank@mytownmatters.com. There will a Veteran’s Day observance here with a parade from MHS and ceremony at Town Hall.
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- photo by Adrienne Sullivan
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- photo by Kathy Fagan
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- photo by Kathy Fagan
Milton Town Veteran’s Day Observation
The Holiday Celebration Committee invites you to participate in the Veteran’s Day observation to be held Tuesday November 11, 2012.
Granite Ave Study work concluded; parcel likely to remain with DOT
by Frank Schroth
The Granite Avenue Study Committee voted their final recommendations last night and at the same time learned that the parcel they had under review in anticipation the town might acquire it is likely to remain with the Department of Transportation. Bryan Furze, Chair of the committee, informed the group that he had been told the DOT would retain the property for equipment storage due to the expansion of the Convention Center.
A Big Week of festive events at St. Mary of the Hills School!
Last Friday, St. Mary of the Hills celebrated Halloween with the annual costume parade in the school yard. Parents were invited to a Principal’s Coffee with Mary Carberry in the morning to chat and enjoy bagels graciously donated by Brueger’s Bagels in East Milton.New Film Series at Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills
“Political Lives” is the theme of this season’s Winter Movie Series of Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills, co-sponsored by the First Congregational Church of Milton, and open to the public.
Iron Chef Jr II – It was the bomb!
Last year School Committee member Becky Padera had a cool idea. In a nutshell – host an Iron Chef competition for kids. This is the second year of the event and the photos speak for themselves. There were teams of 3 elementary school students who were joined by a local chef to prepare a meal from a “secret basket” of ingredients. Here are some shots of the chefs, the cooking, the dishes, and the thrills. Thanks to John Gillooly for the photographs. The expressions are priceless. (Click “Read more” for chefs etc)
Reminder – Legally Blonde being performed Milton High!
“Legally Blonde” the sensational musical will be performed tonight at 7pm and Satruday at 2 & 7p. Pre-sale tickers are available at th MHS main office and Pierce Main office between 9 and noon on weekdays. Go have some fun! Here is a glimpse of the show courtesy of MATV.
Bellwethers: Quincy, Milton and Hull again go with the winner in governor’s race
from Wicked Local Milton
Three local communities – Quincy, Milton and Hull – that have a habit of backing the winner in the state’s gubernatorial race have done so again, choosing Republican Charlie Baker over Democrat Martha Coakley. Four years ago, all three had rejected Baker and voted for Democrat Deval Patrick. (Read the full story here.)
Fuller Village Craft Fair
Fuller Village Craft Fair to be held Saturday, November 22nd from 10:00am to 2:00pm in the Function Room at 1372 Brush Hill Rd, Milton, MA.
Find great holiday gifts, home decorations, toys, books, skin care products, and ladies fashions and accessories. Also highlighted will be home baked delicacies, beautiful oil paintings, and hand crafted knitted accessories for all ages.