Here are some links to recent posts from organizations and town groups seeking community participation and support:
The Milton Food Pantry is participating in the Feinstein Foundation Challenge which distribute funds to food relief and distribution centers. View the original post here.
The Friends for Mike Madden, a group of local folks and work colleagues have formed a committee to raise funds to assist Mike, a treasured asset of the local soccer community, while he recovers from surgery. View original post here.
March is American Red Cross month. “The need is constant.” All is takes is a little time. View original post here.
The Milton Planning Board wants to know what you think! And they have posted an online survey to find out. This is an important effort that all Milton residents should participate in. See the original post here. NOTE: There are also printed hard copies available at local libraries, town hall, and Council on Aging.
And they put the pedal to the metal and didn’t let up. The result was a dominating 81 – 44 win over Hoosac Valley, a team that couldn’t seem to get out of neutral. Milton led by 12 at the end of the first period, by 14 at the end of the second, by 33 at the end of the 3rd. They just kept going and didn’t look back. As many coaches like to say, “We are going to go with what got us here,” and so it was. Milton shined at every facet of their game: solid defense, solid teamwork, selfless play, a deep bench, and superb 3 pt shots. They neutralized the Hurricane’s chief threat, Robbie Burke. While Nick Aiken, a 5′ 8″ guard, proved a dangerous 3 pt shooter, there simply wasn’t enough fire power on their end. They could not catch a break, and the ball would not fall for them. On the Wildcat side, Marcus McDermott scored a game high 20 points followed by Emanuel Hutcherson with 11; but as with most Wildcat ball, points came from everywhere.
