Join Dr. Bludau, Acting Chief of Geriatric Clinical Services and Director of the Center for Older Adult Health at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, discuss his book Aging, But Never Old: The Realities, Myths and Misrepresentations of the Ant-Aging Movement. It is a book rich in sage advice, humor and easy-to-remember suggestions.
Parish high schoolers S.T.E.A.M. off to New Orleans
A group of socially conscious high schoolers from the parishes of St. Elizabeth’s, St. Agatha’s, and St.Mary’s of the Hills left yesterday for on a service trip to New Orleans, a city still in recovery from a devastating natural disaster. They left in two groups.
Quarantine Lifted After Curry Team’s Mystery Illness Identified
from WCVB.com
An entire college sports team was quarantined for a time after a number of students developed symptoms including shortness of breath, dizziness and coughing up blood, Curry College said Friday. (Read the sull story here.)
MPS publish FY12 fees, Cut list, Math curriculum presos
MyTownMatters sits down with library officials
We had the privilege of sitting down and discussing the library with several people intimately involved with that institution: Janet Evans, Chair of the Trustees, Gene Boylan of the Library Foundation, Connie Spiros of the Friends of the library, and Phil McNulty, the Library’s director. The conversation airs tonight on MATV at 7:30 and repeats Saturday and Sunday. See MATV’s full programming guide here.
Trailside Museum and Friends of Milton Crew benefit from DCR grant program
The Trailside Museum and The Friends of Milton Crew were two Milton organizations awarded grants through the DCR’s Partnership Matching Funds Program.
Fontbonne student finalist for social justice scholarship
Betsy O'Brien
Milton native and Fontbonne Academy senior, Betsy O’Brien ’11, is a scholarship finalist in John Carroll University’s Arrupe Scholars Program. John Carroll, Cleveland’s Jesuit University, offers this scholarship to admitted students with a demonstrated commitment to social justice.
Blue Hills Summer Camp 2011
Summer Nature Explorations is an educational nature day camp operated by Mass Audubon’s Blue Hills Trailside Museum and the DCR. The camp is located atop scenic Chickatawbut Hill, the second highest peak in the Blue Hills Reservation.
Mtg notes: Plan’g Brd 02.10.11 (2) – proposal for DeWolfe building off to slow start; 88 Wharf gets relief
In other Planning Board business discussed on 2/10, developers proposed a redevelopment plan for 17 Canton Avenue, the site of the old DeWolfe building. It was not well received.
If elected Selectman, Duffy intends to stay on Planning Board
In a brief conversation with Planning Board member Eddie Duffy, candidate for Selectmen, Mr. Duffy stated that if elected Selectman, he intends to continue to serve on the Planning Board for at least a year. He gave the following reason why.
Final RFP for Stoughton Land published
The Board of Selectmen have formally issued the RFP for proposals on the Governor Stoughton Land. The RFP, which became available on Monday, February 14th requires interested parties to submit their proposals by March 25th. There will be a pre-proposal conference on March 1 @ 10:00AM in the Cronin Conference Room.