Commentary by Frank Schroth
Last week the Master Plan committee asked for community input on “Which transportation improvements do you feel are most important to make?” It was the third in a series of questions they’re asking of residents as they conclude the information gathering phase of drafting a new master plan. But to know what improvements are most important assumes one knows what improvements are available, are there any?
The Judge, a film starring Robert Downey and Robert Duvall, will open the Toronto Film Festival on Sept. 4, according to Variety. The film was partially shot here in Milton at a house on School Street.
by Frank Schroth
Award winning photo by Eliza O’Donnell
Eliza O’Donnell, a rising 8th grader at PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL, received a Grand Prize RING Award for Photography 7-9 in the first of what soon will be many RING Awards presented by Ringling College of Art + Design, in Sarasota, FL.
Tomorrow is the annual National Night out, an a family oriented fun-filled event for the entire community. It takes place from 6:00 – 9:00 on the grounds of police headquarters at 40 Highland Street.
The Black Velvet Band Sponsored by Representative Walter Timilty has been cancelled for tomorrow night (Weds). It has been rescheduled for Aug 27th.
Concert will be held from 6:00PM – 7:30PM at the Baron Hugo Gazebo on the Town Green at the Town Hall
Notice from Milton DPW
The New Yard Waste Collection Calendar and Schedule is NOW available.
The new yard waste collection calendar with additional information regarding the recycling center
and hazardous material day has been mailed out.
First Parish in Milton, a Unitarian Universalist church on Canton Avenue, welcomes Rev. Henry I. (Hank) Peirce on August 16, 2014. Rev. Peirce will serve the congregation for two years as Interim Minister.
Following is the fourth 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.
Information boards are on display at Town Hall and the Milton Public Library.
by Frank Schroth
Representative Walter F. Timilty, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, announced that on July twenty- ninth the House of Representatives voted to override the gubernatorial veto of Line Item2810-0100, of the “DCR Seasonals” budget.
During the month of August, the Milton Public Library will host artist Abraham Salzman, a Milton resident, in the Wotiz Gallery on the first floor. Mr. Salzman was born in Cuba from Russian parents. He has evolved his own brand of artwork into something he calls “Imaginary Expressionism.”