. .. and meawhile there’s the Governor’s race

There were no party contests for governor in yesterday’s primaries.  But the three chosen ones; incumbent Duval Patrick,  Republican Charlie Baker, and Independent Timothy Cahill mixed it up in a debate in Braintree hosted WBZ’s Dan Rea.

Lecture: The Man Who Sold America

Local author Jeff Cruikshank will discuss his new book (coauthored with Arthur W. Schultz) at Fuller Village on Wednesday, September 22nd at 7:00pm in the Function Room at Brush Hill. The public is invited to attend.

MHS Marching Band takes the field!

Band Directors Gary Good and Rebecca Damiani with the MHS Marching Band - photo courtesy of Moira Downes

Last Saturday the MHS Marching Band made its debut at the opening home game between the Wildcats and the Needham Rockets.

The outcome of the game was not a pleasant one for Milton. They were defeated 35-20; but the band provided color, spirit, and fun! Their next game is at home against Norwood on 9/16.

Click “Read more” to view photos of the band and team taking the field.

Primary election today – time to vote

Mac D'Alessandro stops to speak with residents on way to polls

These folks voted and so should you.

While the Governor’s race is uncontested at the party level there are other races that matter and a number have Milton residents hoping to will voter approval and move on to the general election in November.

Expert says Lynch’s health-care vote fueling much of support for D’Alessandro

from Wicked Local Milton

U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch and Democratic challenger Mac D’Alessandro head into Tuesday’s primary in an increasingly contentious battle for their party’s nomination to 9th Congressional district. (Read the full story here.)

You can also find the “Greater Boston” debate between Congressman Lynch and Mr. D’Alessandro here.