Just imagine:
- Building a bioreactor.
- Birding with a birding expert from Mass Audubon.
- Using a video microscope.
- Building a roller coaster.
- Learning the movements to Le Carnival des Animaux with puppets.
Milton students can.
Video: Milton’s Fuller Village observes 10th Anniversary of 9/11
from Wicked Local Milton
Over 60 people came to Fuller Village retirement community on Friday morning to remember the victims of 9-11.
“We wanted to incorporate a tribute to the first responders and…commemorate everyone who died on September 11th,” said Deborah Felton, Executive Director of Fuller Village, “nothing fancy just a way for all our residents to remember this day.” (Read the full story here.)
Weymouth football blasts Milton in rout
Weymouth took down Milton 48-6 last night. It was a tough start to season for Wildcats. You can find Wicked Local coverage and pics here.
Forbes House exhibit opening featuring new acquisitions
The Forbes House Museum will be hosting an opening for the public to view new acquisitions received from Crosby and Robert Forbes. The exhibit will feature prints, pantings and sliver pieces. You can learn more here.
WHERE: The Forbes House Museum
WHEN: Thurs, 9/15 @ 6:30PM
“Back to School” with Superintendent Gormley
The other day an intrepid group of my neighbors went off to begin “work” at the largest “firm” in town. Of course there was some anxiety but also great excitement. . . isn’t that always true of the first day of Kindergarten?
We met last week with the CEO of this firm, Mary Gormley, Superintendent of the Milton Public Schools, a district that serves close to 4,000 students and employs 500 staff. Following are highlights of that conversation.
Letter: Town Mtg Member Mike Joyce seeks study for improving town government
To the Editor:
Last Thursday, I submitted an article to the Board of Selectmen for the November 7th Special Town Meeting. The article asks the Moderator to appoint a committee of seven citizens to study our town government in order to make recommendations that would improve local government’s efficiency and effectiveness.
Temple Shalom Celebrates the Holiday Season
News notice from Temple Shalom
As the fall Jewish holiday season approaches, Temple Shalom of Milton invites interested individuals and families in the surrounding area to join us in observing and celebrating the various holidays. High Holiday services begin with Erev Rosh Hashanah on Sept.28th, under the direction of spiritual leader Rabbi Fred Benjamin and Cantor Saralee Shrell-Fox.
Gifts from Crosby Forbes & sons among new acquisitions at Forbes Museum
The opening of the New Acquisitions exhibit at Forbes House Museum features prints, paintings and American and export silver given to the Museum by H. A. Crosby Forbes Ph.D. and his sons, Robert P. Forbes Ph.D. and Douglas B. Forbes and their families.
Milton Hospital to offer free sports injury clinics to student-athletes
With the fall sports season kciking into gear Milton Hospital is offering a service: a free sports injury clinic. Every Saturday from 9:00 – 11:00 an orthopaedic surgeon and physical therapist will be available to provide injury assessments of student athletes. No appointment is necessary.
Milton High Football 2011
from The Patriot Ledger
Normally, this would be insult-to-injury territory. A disappointing season marked by a slow start wasn’t just followed by the inevitable hit of graduation, but by the additional departures of experienced players whose families moved. (Read the full story here.)
Jackrabbit design firm holds contest for nonprofits seeking free web work
from Boston.com – Your Town Milton
Offering free services to help worthy, cash-strapped groups get a grip on their websites has been a part of Jackrabbit Design’s philosophy since it started, CEO David Belyea says.
But the Milton-based brand and graphic design company is taking that commitment to a new level for some lucky nonprofit group with a contest called “Carrots for a Cause,” because, he says, “giving back is delicious.” (Read the full story here.)