A good number of Milton High seniors have been awarded the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship. This scholarship from the Massachusetts Department of Education, provides a tuition waiver for up to eight semesters of undergraduate education at a Massachusetts state college or university.
MHS students enliven Milton Reads! event
by Frank Schroth
Over 25 MHS 9th graders attended the firsts drop-in book discussion group hosted by Milton Reads! 2012. They joined other adults in a discussion of the book To Kill a Mockingbird led by Pierce teacher Jeff Stoodt. The conversation ranged from favorite scenes to Atticus Finch as a father and the role of the past.
Meeting of Milton Democratic Town Commitee
Milton Democratic Town Committee Meeting.
Wednesday, October 3rd @ 7:00PM 41 Deerfield Drive \ Milton, MA
All Democrats and Independents are invited.
For more information contact Judy White Orlando (email or call 617-698-1336).
Revolution Field Hockey Camps for girls Gr 1 – 9
Milton Youth Field Hockey Camps will be offered by revolution Field Hockey for athletes in Grades 1- 5 at Tucker Elementary School Gym.
Oct 3,10,17 & 24
Nov 1,7 & 14
6- 7PM – Grades 1 – 4 – $100
7 – 8:30PM Grades 5 – 9 $175
Revolution Highlights include:
Ship comes in for Forbes House Museum in Milton
from The Patriot Ledger
Retired Superior Court Judge George N. Hurd Jr., 92, has a house full of historic treasures. Then there is the Chinese junk model, sent home by his grandfather in the 1930s.
His mother never knew quite what to do with it, and it ended up in the garage for many years. (Read the full story here.)
DA: Counselor ignored pleas of choking disabled woman
from The Boston Herald
A former counselor at a state Department of Mental Health group home in Milton is facing manslaughter charges for coldly walking away from a disabled client who died while pleading for help as she choked on a piece of steak, authorities said today. (Read the full story here.)
Steel & Rye restaurant scheduled to open in October in Lower Mills
from The Patriot Ledger
The owners of the soon-to-open restaurant Steel & Rye knew they wanted a big space to fill with their New England fare concept. (Read the full story here.)
Robert O’Connell sentenced to serve 7 months for Quincy shooting
from The Patriot Ledger
Robert O’Connell, the son of one of Quincy’s most prominent developers, has reached a plea agreement in a case in which he was charged with shooting an ex-Milton firefighter in the stomach after a traffic confrontation in 2009. (Read the full story here.)
Milton Public Library Anime & Manga Club
Calling all teenage anime and manga fans! On Tuesday, October 16, from 6:30-8:00 p.m., join other fans of Japanese art and animation at the Milton Public Library. We’ll watch hang out and enjoy Japanese snacks while talking all things anime and manga.
Milton resident discusses jobs issue on WGBH
by Frank Schroth
WGBH is running a daily series on Campaign 2012 issues . For their 30 Issues Report: #1, Job Creation they spoke to a variety of people regarding their experience with and opinion of job creation efforts. One of them was local resident Elizabeth Thomas who now works at the new Mattapan Health Center. You can listen to the story here.
Activist Tom Hayden to speak on the Politics of War and Peace
TOM HAYDEN TO SPEAK IN MILTON
The Politics of War and Peace: Tom Hadyen will be speaking at 7:30 on Thursday October 11, 2012 at Keith Auditorium in the Academic and Performance Center at Curry College 1071 Blue Hill Ave Milton MA.