from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
Milton Hospital apologized to the estimated 8,000 to 12,000 patients whose confidential information was in papers found at a public dump in northeastern Massachusetts, and said all would be personally notified. (Read the full story here.)
There will be an open house for Mac D’Allesandro, candidate for US Congress from the Massacusetts 9th district. Milton residents are encouraged to come by and meet Mr. D’Allesandro and learn more about his candidacy.
from The Boston Herald
One museum wants you to look up in the sky. The other wants you to look down on the ground – and then up in the sky. They share the same parking lot in Milton, though one is at the bottom of Great Blue Hill, the other at its summit. (Read the full story here.)
A historic Milton treasure, The Suffolk Resolves House, will have two new caretakers. Linda Pirie, President of The Milton Historical Society, has proudly announced Steve Kluskens and his wife Sheila Frazier have entered into an agreement to be resident/caretakers at the historic home at 1370 Canton Avenue, Milton.
It probably wouldn’t be a Planning Board meeting if there weren’t some dust-up, postponement, or decision deferred. This session had all three.
Congressman Lynch has yet to take up Mac D’Allesandro’s invitation to join him in a series of debates.
D’Allesandro, a Milton resident, is challenging Congressman Lynch in the Democratic primary for the 9th Congressional District.
from Boston.com
Many beaches along the Massachusetts coast including Quincy and Dorchester were closed to swimming today due to high bacteria levels in the water, according to the Department of Conservation and Recreation. (Read the full story here.)
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
Milton Selectmen held an emergency meeting Thursday night to authorize the demolition of an historic, 164-year-old home that was heavily damaged by a fire earlier in the day. (Read the full story here.)
from Wicked Local Milton
Firefighters battled a ferocious blaze at a historic house at 302 Adams Street in Milton.
A huge plume of smoke was visible from the Southeast expressway late Thursday morning and Milton town officials were warning people with asthma and other respiratory illnesses that the air quality near the fire was poor. (Read the full story here.)
from Town Hall
Major house fire on Adams Street in Milton. Please be aware of potential poor air quality, particularly those with asthma and other respiratory concerns, as well as those working and/or exercising outdoors.
The following video was produced by Cahill Properties ReMax Landmark. They along with the Fruit Center were one of the sponsors of National Night Out hosted by the Milton Police Department. in the video Chief Wells speaks to the benefits and reasons for why the evening matters.