Artspace Milton is in the third session of the their summer camp and from the looks of it a good time is being had by all. Following is a gallery of images from their first two sessions. They have in “drop in” Fridays for those who do not sign up for entire session.
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from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
The following information was taken from the Milton police log. Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty.
Tuesday, July 16
Theft: At 11 a.m., police received a report of a theft on Brush Hill Road. A landscaping company had left tools and equipment in a trailer parked in front of a home. While working on other homes in the vicinity, employees noticed a leaf blower valued at $500 and a weed whacker valued at $300 to $500 had been taken. (Read the full story here.)
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
Milton police last weekend retrieved the body of a man believed to be an Irish citizen floating in the Neponset River near the Neponset Valley Yacht Club, not far from the Granite Avenue bridge. (Read the full story here.)
from Boston.com – Your Town Canton
With an average of $600 million in new financing now in place for transportation over the next five years, the Patrick administration is accelerating plans to reconstruct the Interstate 93 and Interstate 95 interchange in Canton over the protests of advocates who are urging transportation officials to slow the process. (Read the full story here.)
by Frank Schroth
Do you know who Dan Cullinane is?
You should if you live in Precincts 1 or 2. He may be your next representative in the Massachusetts legislature. Cullinane is one of three Democrats running for 12th Suffolk State Representative. The other two are Marydith Tuitt and Stephanie Everett. Last night in a crowded American Legion Post on Blue Hill Avenue Cullinane received two endorsements; one from Suffolk County Sherriff Steve Tomkins and the other from State Senator Brian A. Joyce, a MIlton Precinct 2 resident.
from The PatriotLedger.com
City Table restaurant general manager Brendan Griffin of Milton was all smiles. It was marathon-day in Boston, the region’s unofficial start of spring, and the restaurant at the Lenox Hotel was packed with diners who, between bites of food and sips of drinks, glanced up at the big screen TV to watch the marathon. (Read the full story here.)
The Milton Public Library’s teen book club has selected Partials by Dan Wells as its August pick. A post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller in the tradition of The Hunger Games, Partials follows16-year-old medic Kira and her friends on a quest to catch a Partial – the genetically engineered life form that caused the RM epidemic that killed most of humanity.
Be careful driving if you are out about. The current downpour is resulting in small spots of flash flooding throughout the town.
from The PatriotLedger.com
As he awaits a traffic citation hearing for a Milton car crash, Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey says he’ll fight any possible criminal charge of negligent operation. (Read the full story here.)
On August 6 at 6:30 p.m., the Milton Public Library is offering a free comic book workshop for teens with comic artists Andy and Veronica Fish. Did you know that jazz, rock and roll, and the comic book are the only art forms created in the United States?