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It doesn’t matter that both clubs have slipped from their perch as Division 1 South powerhouses. Nor does it matter that the Milton boys hockey team has beaten Bay State Conference Herget Division foe Natick in their past three meetings. (Read the full story here.)
The Neponset River, flowing through Milton and Dorchester, hosts a wide and varied habitat before it empties into the Boston Harbor. On Saturday, February 9 at 1:00 p.m., you are invited to join Boston Natural Areas Network and a DCR Park Ranger to take an afternoon scenic stroll along the Neponset Greenway trail
On Saturday, February 2, 2013, from 10AM to Noon, Suffolk Resolves Curator Steve Kluskens will be giving a lecture on the Suffolk Resolves house and its history.
The 2 hour-long lectures are for Milton Historical Society members only and take place at the Suffolk Resolves House at 1370 Canton Avenue, Milton. New members are welcome! Space is limited to 20 people per session and by reservation only.Please RSVP to programs@
Margaret Eberhardt, President of the Board of the Milton Foundation for Education (MFE) has announced that this year’s Milton High School graduate honorees are Ken Quigley, President of Curry College (MHS ‘75) and John (MHS ’55) and Maritta Cronin, lifelong Milton residents and community leaders. Maritta Cronin attended Milton Public Schools as a child and is a retired Milton school teacher.
from The PatriotLedger.com
Nomination papers for the April 30 town election are available, and a potential race for selectman is taking shape.
Selectman Robert Sweeney and former warrant committee Chairwoman Kathleen Conlon took out papers for a seat on the board of selectmen Monday, the first day the documents became available, Town Clerk Susan Galvin said. (Read the full story here.)
My name is Murray. What can I tell you? I am a 10 year old neutered male domestic medium hair cat. I’ve recently retired my career as a tom cat, and look forward to a life of leisure in a warm comfy home. Like yours! Come by the Milton Animal League to learn more or call them at (617) 698-0413
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Missed opportunities at the free-throw line early in the game ultimately proved to be the undoing of the Milton High boys basketball team Tuesday night, as the visitors fell to Weymouth, 67-58, in this inter-divisional Bay State Conference battle of the Wildcats. (Read the full story here.)
Notice from the Milton Police Department
Yesterday afternoon, a female resident of Hilltop St. returned home to find a strange car running in her driveway. Two career criminals, one from Randolph and his accomplice from Dorchester had forcibly entered her vacant home and were inside. The woman, unaware who owns this car calls her husband, who tells her to dial 911.
The Wakefield Estate is reviving its “Winter Stone Soup” gatherings the Thursday with a new twist. In the past, the estate’s stone soup gatherings were held at mid-day, a time many found difficult to break away. This year, our Stone Soup Series will be held on the final Thursday of each month with tasty soup and a featured speaker.
from MetroWest Daily News
The governor’s council has confirmed the appointment of Brockton District Court Judge Angel Kelley Brown to the Superior Court. (Read the full story here.)
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
Monday, Jan. 21
Theft: At 2:41 p.m., police received a report of a theft at a Ford Range Road residence. A ring was taken during a recent move.
Housebreak: At 7:07 p.m., police received a report of a housebreak at a Pine Grove Street residence. No sign of forced entry, but the master bedroom was disturbed. Jewelry and a laptop computer were missing.
(Read the full story here.)