Milton native, favorite rocker, and member of the Dropkick Murphy’s has put out a new song with his band mates. It is titled Going Out in Style and is on a new album by the same name. It references a variety of local Boston personalities and places, including Milton’s own Chief Wells.
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Maltby Response Company RFP Response
Town Department: Planning Board
Topic: Hendries Development / 131 Eliot Street
Document: Maltby response to Planning Board RFP for assessing oak tree
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You can view a PDF version of the document here.
Ackerson letter, 131 Eliot project
Town Department: Planning Board
Topic: HendriesDevelopment / 131 Eliot Street
Document: Ackerson lettter regarding oak tree
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You can view a PDF version of the document here.
Resource Library
Welcome to the 02186.MyTownMatters Resource library, a collection of documents and materials regarding issues, developments, and trends taking place in town.
Neponset River Corridor web site – from the DCR and Mass DOT – provides documents, news, and resources regarding the development of a trail from John Paul Park to Blue Hills reservation.
| TOPIC / ISSUE | DOCUMENT / RESOURCE |
| Hendries development |
Mtg notes: Plan’g Brd 01.14.11 (2) – 36 Central Ave change nixed
At last week’s Planning Board Meeting Chairman Alex Whiteside made clear his disapproval of a cosmetic change the developer was seeking to make at 36 Central Ave. The plastic isn’t going to fly.
Mtg notes: Plan’g Brd 12.16.10 – Hendries continues at “snail like” pace; 36 Central Ave developer no-show
The status of the large black oak on the Hendries property remains to be determined. The board wants an independent report on the health of the tree. To that end an RFP for an arborist to inspect the tree is being drafted. The board expects responses to that on the 29th and will make their selection at their January 13th session. If the tree cannot be salvaged, the board will continue to review the current building design. If the tree is healthy, the developer will need to factor the tree into his plan.
Mtg notes: Plan’g Brd 10.28.10 – Hendries hobbles along; ditto for Brush Hill development
The question is not whether anything will be built on the Hendries site; but if it will happen in our lifetime. The key bone of contention between the developer, Steven Connelly, and the Planning Board is still in place.
Report spotlights wide disparities in what insurers pay hospitals
According to the Patriot Ledger, Milton Hospital had the fourth lowest reimbursement rate out of 66 paid by Blue Cross Blue Shield.
from Patriot Ledger
Suburban hospital executives long have argued their facilities provide care that can match their Boston competitors at lower costs. Their boasts might have been dismissed as marketing spin before a two-year study released last month by Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office backed many of their arguments. (Read the full story here.)
Spec Town Mtg – Day2: Opponents of Shalom zoning overlay take the floor
Town Meeting Member Stefan Keel said, “There are two sides to every story.” Last night the opponents of the zoning overlay article before special town meeting that would permit commercial construction at the Temple Shalom site presented theirs.
State of the State speech
The Governor (and Milton resident) gave his state of the State speech last night. He received a warm reception. He congratulated Scott Brown on his election victory and acknowledged Martha Coakley.
In case you missed it, you can view the speech here (courtesy of NECN).
from NECN