Miltonians love to walk and run whether here at home or out of town. Down in Nashville 3 MHS alums of the class of 2006 participated it the Rock and Roll Marathon & 1/2 Marathon to benefit St. Judes Hospital (nice T-shirts). And Yesterday was the Walk for Haiti here in town.
Leia Baylor, Heather Maffeo & Joanna Cloughrety, MHS class of 2006
Phil Matthews who publishes The Milton View has, as he always does, published his take on the election and has endorsed candidates. You can find that commentary here.
It might not look like a horse race . . .
Here are some shots of major contenders in alphabetic order.
by Phil Matthews / Milton View
As we enter the final days of the 2013 town election, the issue of water and sewer rates has become a key factor in the Selectman’s race. (You can read the full article here.)
Join Fuller Village at the Senior Olympics – we have a full week of events planned. Come see what community living is all about! From a synchronized swimming routine in our heated pool to an exciting team relay race on our beautifully landscaped property, you are sure to have fun!
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
The young dancers were unsteady on their feet as they took the stage. . . .But when it was over, a crowd of hundreds in the John Hancock Hall gave the girls a standing ovation. . . . The group of 6- and 7-year-old girls are from the Clifden Academy in Milton, and they were there to honor their classmate, Jane Richard, who was injured last week in the bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line. (Read the full story here.)
Milton resident Bob Socci has been named to succeed Raynham’s Gil Santos as the radio play-by-play voice of the Patriots. (Read the full story here.)
To kick off their Spring Break members of Milton’s Boy Scout Troop 3 travelled 450 miles southwest to the rolling hills of south central Pennsylvania to tour two of the greatest battlefields of the American Civil War, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and Antietam, Maryland.
by Frank Schroth
Most of the candidates for town wide office appeared for the third and final forum of the campaign season yesterday morning at the Council on Aging. The Council on Aging debate is unique in that the questions for the candidates come from the audience, which makes it interesting especially when Gene Irwin asks a question or three.
Come Wednesday night to enjoy the beautiful Artwork and Musical performances by Milton Public School Students. There will be one piece of artwork from EVERY elementary student (gr. K-5) and every student in an art class grades 6-12!
Milton High School / Copeland Family Field House / 25 Gile Rd / Milton, MA 02186
by Frank Schroth
Note: regarding the sale of the Womans CLub, the offer to sell was signed in March of 2013, not Deember of 2012 as recently reported in the Milton Times according to Ms. Deanna Seymourian, a member of the club.
At the last School Committee meeting a dispute began to brew regarding the review and revisions to policies. In effect, there appears to be a bit of a disagreement over the policy for managing policies. The policy subcommittee had made a series of recommendations to reword some existing policies and in some cases to eliminate them.