The copper beech tree that stood over the grounds of the library is being removed. The tree has been in declining health for several years and the trustees voted to remove it due to public safety concerns. Click “Read more” for additional photos. (Photos courtesy of the Milton Public Library)
Registration now open for Milton Adult Education courses
Registration is now open for Milton Adult Education courses. Offerings include art, crafts, computer skills, foreign languages and more. You can find the complete course listing with instructors, schedules, and descriptions here.
You can register online here or take advantage of walk in registration nights on September 15th and 16th from 6-8pm at Milton High School. If you have questions please email Jen Troy.
St. Michael’s Welcomes Barbara Lenane as Nursery Coordinator
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is pleased to announce the addition of Barbara Lenane as Nursery Coordinator. Mrs. Lenane will provide a safe and caring environment to infants and toddlers while parents and caregivers attend church services.
MPD seek suspect in Santander Bank Robbery
Notice from Milton Police Department
On Tuesday August 26, 2014 about 5pm, an unknown suspect (white male, approx. 5”11-6ft, 250lbs-300lbs, no facial hair, blonde eyebrows and hair, missing front right tooth, wearing a black Bruins fitted baseball hat, black V-neck t-shirt, grey sweatpants and sneaker) passed a demand note and obtained $80 dollars.
Milton Academy’s Pam White and “A Marriage to Remember”
by Frank Schroth
I was reading the New York Times online yesterday and stumbled on an opinion piece, “A Marriage to Remember“, by Banker White, a documentary filmmaker. Mr. White’s mother has Alzheimer’s and he discusses his father’s support of her and writes:
The experience of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s can be incredibly isolating, at a time when you need support the most. We are grateful that this process has helped us to come together as a family and as a community to celebrate that most precious gift of all: our memories.
Teamsters’ alleged slurs raise doubts about film tax credit
Editorial from The Boston Globe
THE TEAMSTERS who allegedly slashed tires and hurled racist, sexist, and antigay epithets at a “Top Chef” filming site in Milton in June ought to consider how much they stand to lose if their offensive antics cause the public to lose faith in the Massachusetts film industry. (Read the full story here.)
Teen Creative Writing Workshop at the library
On Monday, September 15 at 7 p.m., the Milton Public Library will begin its fall creative writing workshop series for teens. This workshop is the first of four. Any teens in grades 6 to 12 are welcome to join us for as many workshops as they are able to attend.
MPD notice: Bank suspect sought
Notice from Milton Police Dept. Facebook page
Late this afternoon a male subject dressed all in black clothing entered Santander Bank on Adams St. in East Milton square. The suspect robbed the bank and fled on foot. A large search operation in the immediate area was negative. Investigators are on scene and we will have pictures posted as soon as they are available. Anyone with information on this crime, please call MPD @ 617-698-3800.
Thank you!
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital – Milton leaders says affiliation spurred financial success
from Boston Business Journal
The former Milton Hospital has regained its financial footing since its 2012 affiliation with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, with recent financials showing solid revenue growth despite difficult market trends. (Read the full story here.)
Master Plan question 7: How should we preserve historic buildings and landscapes?
Following is the seventh in a series of weekly questions from the Master Plan Committee. Your input is valued. Please post a comment (full names required) or send an email to the committee.
What are some other strategies for preserving our historic buildings and landscapes?
Information boards are on display at Town Hall and the Milton Public Library.
Kindergarten Days!!
August 30th through September 6th, 2014
The Milton Early Childhood Alliance is offering two terrific activities for parents and children to do in the next couple of weeks to prepare for Kindergarten this fall!