There will be a cook out early this evening to kick off the Milton Library’s Summer Reading Club!
You can learn more about the summer reading club, open to children ages 3 to 12, here.
The cook out will take place on the Library terrace.
There will be a cook out early this evening to kick off the Milton Library’s Summer Reading Club!
You can learn more about the summer reading club, open to children ages 3 to 12, here.
The cook out will take place on the Library terrace.
A memorial service for Sarah Vaughan Snyder will be held at 11:00 am on June 20th at the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church on Canton Avenue in Milton.
After the service a reception will be held at the Hoosic Club on Central Avenue in Milton
NepRWA Annual Meeting 2009
Join us for delicious food – and a smorgasbord of food for thought – as we explore the health of local migratory fisheries and the significance of the Neponset River to their future, with Featured Speaker Kristen Ferry. Learn about the restoration stories of some of the Commonwealth’s most recognizable migratory fish, and discuss NepRWA’s current projects. Conservation awards also will be presented, and we will hold our yearly kayak raffle!
Visit their web site for more information and raffle opportunities. You can find their web site here.
The Milton Parks & Recreation present “Four Guys in Tuxes”, sponsored by Chapman Cole and Gleason Funeral Home, at the Baron Hugo Gazebo on the Town Green at the Town Hall.
The concert starts at 6:30.
NOTE: ***Schedule Subject to Change***
Concerts are offered by the Milton Parks and Recreation and the Board of Selectmen
RAIN CANCELLATION INFO AFTER 4 PM: 617-898-4940
You can view the full schedule of concerts here.
The Milton Historical Society is sponsoring a lecture, “From Farm Town to Suburb,” this Tuesday at the Milton Public Library at 7:00pm
Local resident and chairman of the cemetery trustees, Anthony Sammarco, will give the talk covering the changes that have occurred to the town over the last century.
For more information, call 617-698-5757.
from The Friends of the Blue Hills
Why would you wake up early on a Saturday morning to pull weeds?
What if we said the Blue Hills ecosystems depended on it?
For three Saturdays in June, we will be helping DCR remove invasive species. These are weeds from another part of the country or world that do so well here they kill off the native plant species, depleting the supply of native plants, disrupting the habitat and food supply of everything connected to it in the ecosystem, including insects, wildlife and other plants. By helping to remove these plants, we’ll increase the biodiversity of the ecosystems – meaning more native species will thrive – and the Blue Hills will be home to healthier flora and fauna.
And if you’re still not convinced, well… we’ll provide coffee! Please RSVP for details, including location: 781-828-1805 or judy@FriendsoftheBlueHills.org .
The Milton Parks & Recreation present Wayne Potash “Yodel for a Fish”
Sponsored by Milton Early Childhood Alliance / Milton Park Department
At the Baron Hugo Gazebo on the Town Green at the Town Hall. The concert starts at 6:30.
NOTE: ***Schedule Subject to Change***
Concerts are offered by the Milton Parks and Recreation and the Board of Selectmen
RAIN CANCELLATION INFO AFTER 4 PM: 617-898-4940
One of the largest sports events of the season is about to take place. And you can participate!
$20.00 (Non-refundable), $25.00 Day of Race
$5.00 Kids Fun Run -10 yrs. and under
Pre registration will take place June 8th from 4:00 – 7:00. You can also register online.
Visit their web site here.
WHERE: Cunningham Park / 75 Edge Hill Rd / Milton, MA
WHEN: Tuesday, June 9th @ 6:30pm rain or shine.
Come see a stand out performance of Mulan, the tale of a young woman warrior. The performance is being staged by the Pierce Players.
Enjoy a great night of theater and support the Pierce drama students. It is sure to be a wonderful night.
Note the following:
June 5, 2009
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Tonight’s performance of Mulan Jr. will take place as previously scheduled at 7:00 PM
tonight in the Pierce Auditorium. Unfortunately, tonight’s show is already sold out. You will
not be able to purchase tickets at the door. As a reminder, students attending the
performances must be accompanied by an adult.
We were forced to cancel last evening’s performance and it has been rescheduled for
tomorrow afternoon, Saturday at 3:00 PM. All cast and crew members have been asked to
report to the Pierce auditorium at 1:30 PM tomorrow and the show will start at 3:00 PM.
If you purchased tickets for Thursday evening’s show, we will be honoring those tickets at
the Saturday matinee, June 6th, 2009. If by chance you purchased tickets for the Thursday
evening performance and are unable to able to make the Saturday show, simply contact
Assistant Principal, Anna McReynolds and we will be happy to reimburse you for the cost of
the ticket.
Again, I apologize for this disruption and truly appreciate your flexibility and ongoing
support.
Sincerely yours,
James F. Jette
Principal
Pierce Middle School
An important election will be held this coming Monday, June 8th. Registered voters are being asked to vote on a contingent budget to override Prop 2 1/2.
Polls open at 7:00am and will remain open until 8:00pm.
You can view a map of Milton polling locations here.