the following was submitted by the candidate
Today I am formally announcing my candidacy for re-election to the Milton Library Board of Trustees. The knowledge and experience I have gained coupled with my professional skills and passion for our library can be applied to the library’s mission as a vital hub that serves the information and cultural needs of the entire community.
The following was submitted by the candidate
Jimmy Joyce of 95 Hinckley Road is a candidate for Town Meeting Member in Precinct Two. A lifelong resident of Milton, Joyce hopes to bring a young person’s perspective to Milton’s volunteer legislative body. “If you honor me with one of your ten votes for Town Meeting Member, I will do my best to make Milton an even better town for residents of all ages,” said Joyce.
the following was submitted by the candidate
Brian M. Cronin of 293 Thacher Street has announced his candidacy for the Board of Assessors at the April 29th annual Town election. Brian is a graduate of Milton High School and Stonehill College.
The following was submitted by the candidate
My name is Sheryl Fleitman and I am running for Library Trustee.
I have used the library since I was in elementary school. In fact, I used to come home from Kidder Branch with new books every week.
Cindy L. Christiansen, PhD, is Associate Professor of Health Policy and Management at Boston University School of Public Health. She has over 20 years experience in health, medical, and health policy research and teaching. She believes that improvement to population health requires collaborative approaches.
The precinct level town meeting candidate races are beginning to take shape. Of 91 incumbents up for re-elections, 55 have filed cards with the Town Clerk confirming they plan to run for re-election. Three members have declined and 7 new candidates have pulled papers. Please click “Read more” for a list of candidates supplied by the office of the Town Clerk.
the following was submitted by the candidate
Bryan W. Furze of 630 Brush Hill Road announced today that he will seek election to the Milton Planning Board in the April 2014 election. Furze is seeking to fill the seat being vacated by outgoing Planning Board member, Bernard Lynch.