The Friends of the Blue Hills will be hosting The Blue Hills Annual Celebration on Saturday, November 10, 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm at Fuller Village, 1372 Brush Hill Rd, Milton
Celebrate the Blue Hills with art, history and great company at this year’s Annual event.
While I am sure that we have all had our fill of political ads, arguments, debates, etc the following may be of interest. In terms of contributions to the campaigns, Milton contributed $106,612 to President Obama as compared t0 $80,341 to Romney according to figures compiled by the Boston Business Journal as sourced from the Federal Election Commission. You can find the article here.
This article from The Patriot Ledger contains follow up details on the pedestrian struck and killed last Thursday evening on Randolph Avenue.
A 75-year-old man from Randolph was struck and killed by a car as he tried to cross Route 28 in Milton Thursday night. (Read the full story here.)
Milton photographer, Faith Ninivaggi will display her photographs in the Wotiz Gallery through the month of November. Ms. Ninivaggi is a photojournalist & fine art photographer.
News release from Temple Shalom
Temple Shalom of Milton invites the community to an engaging discussion led by Rabbi Fred Benjamin on the historical and sociological factors that prompted the ancient Jewish Hanukah rebellion, and its comparison to today’s Arab Spring. This event will be at the Milton Public Library on Tuesday, November 13th, at 7:15 PM and is free to all.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has put together a series of statewide discussions this fall to engage the public in conversations about the transportation system they want and what they need to do to achieve that vision. The purpose of these meetings is to hear from customers and residents in order to generate ideas and help prioritize agency initiatives now and in the future. Please join MassDOT and other Commonwealth leaders in this important discussion that will shape our transportation system for future generations.
The nearest meeting to Milton will be on November 8, 2012 at 6 pm in the Quincy High
School Auditorium.
Giving Thanks for FRIENDS! The Friends of the Milton Public Library kick-off their annual membership drive this month by giving thanks for the support of their members.
by Annie Davis
The scene is a beauty shop, 1987, Louisiana. The ladies come on Saturday not just for beautification and hair-do’s, but for friendship. The play Steel Magnolias, now in performance by the Milton Players, is a 6-woman ensemble piece on a single set, Truvy’s beauty parlor. It is about friendship, emotion, life journeys, and we wish for such friends as these.
Kareem Patterson on a touchdown run – photo by Roy Chambers
Only occasionally do you witness something special when it comes to football. You always want to be that player who wins the big game. Tonight was the big game for Kareem Patterson
Winter clothing, coats, footwear, books , baby gear and more are being collected at multiple Milton sites from now until November 17 th disadvantaged children served by Cradles to Crayons!
Cradles to Crayons is thrilled to be working with Milton community schools, businesses and civic associations for the 6th Annual Milton Community Drive for Cradles to Crayons.
The Milton boys varsity soccer team prevailed over Norwell yesterday 1-0 in the first round of MIAA South Division 2 play. They will take on the 4th seed Hingham tomorrow at noon in Hingham. Go Wildcats!