DPW Notice: Water Main Breaks

WATER MAIN BREAK – UPDATE
2:00 P.M. OCTOBER 30, 2013
MILTON HAS EXPERIENCED 2 LOCALIZED WATER MAIN BREAKS TODAY. REPAIRS ARE EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETE BY 4:PM TODAY.

WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE!

2013 Fall Town Mtg Day 2 – Hendries cleared to be put out to bid – again; another PB article referred back

by Frank Schroth

Town Meeting resolved the remaining 7 articles on the fall warrant with surprisingly little fuss. Articles 12 and 13 received the lion’s share of attention from town meeting members. They were hinged in that taken together they unshackled the town owned portion of the Hendries property from a article passed in 2007 Town Meeting and allow the Board of Selectmen (BoS) to sell that property to someone other thanCarrick Realty Trust. Carrick Realty owns the adjacent portion of the parcel. As Town Counsel John Flynn noted, “It’s a little complicated.”

Dry weather blamed as brush fires plague parts of Mass.

from The Boston Globe


A fire at the Blue Hills Reservation in Quincy that began Monday night burned for much of Tuesday and continued to smolder into the night, firefighters said. Firefighters also responded to a blaze on Bald Hill in Beverly, and one in Boston’s Stony Brook Reservation, where firefighters returned for the fourth consecutive day. (Read the full story here.)

Quincy firefighters battling brush fire

from The PatriotLedger.com

Firefighters are battling an early morning brush fire near the Braintree split at Interstate 93 and Route 3. . . Firefighters said the blaze is located off Chickatawbut Road, in the Blue Hills Reservation. (Read the full story here.)

Here’s a scary thought. . .

A Hendries Halloween

Commentary by Frank Schroth

Fall Town Meeting could get spooky this evening, especially when articles 12 &13 come up. They concern the town-owned portion of the Hendries property — that eerie parking lot that sits vacant and dark. What is spooky about these articles? Well, the town might make progress with a plan for moving forward. There’s a scary thought.

Ben Richman of Milton elected 2013 UMass Homecoming King

Ben Richman

Ben Richman

Ben Richman of Milton and MHS graduate of class of 2011 was crowned the Homecoming King for the University of Massachusetts where he is in his junior year. According to the UMass web site, “the Homecoming King, Queen, and Court represent UMass Amherst with honor, integrity and ample school spirit.

It was a great day for a run — and a lot of Monsters did!

by Frank Schroth

About to go

About to go

Tom Shaw of Boston (and a MHS Physics teacher) took first place in the men’s division of today’s Monster Dash. Candy Angle of Weymouth was the first women’s finisher on a day that turned sunny with a perfect temperature for running.