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		J. Michael Whalen,(for more on Mike, click here) Editor What I Like About Milton is: the community pride displayed by the residents. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: the playwright.
		Kathy Kurtz Ferrari, Times Staff What I Like About Milton is: I love the fact that Milton is situated along the perimeter of the Blue Hills Reservation, yet minutes from downtown Boston. I have deer, coyote and fox in my backyard, yet I can go to the city for shopping, culture or business anytime I want. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: I’d be the playwright and/or supporting actor.
		Scott MacKeen,(for more on Scott, click here) Times Staff What I Like About Milton is: the sense of peace. Driving down Granite Avenue, I see Boston’s great skyscrapers poking out in the distance and I’m reminded how close I am to the bustle of city life. Driving by the parks, ponds and school fields of Milton, I’m reminded what it means to have that quiet place to come home to. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: the understudy. I play the various roles when the lead actors are away. I also contribute to the script.
		Lisa St. Fort, Account Executive What I Like About Milton is: the diversity of people and the sense of community that Milton has. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: marketing director.
		Pat Desmond,(for video on Pat, click here) Publisher What I Like About Milton is: the people. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: the producer.
		William Curry,(for video on William, click here) Production Manager What I Like About Milton is: the strong sense of community and level of political awareness. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: set designer/techie.
		Judy McDonough,(for more printed on Judy, click here)(for video, click here) Office Manager What I Like About Milton is: the character of the people and friends that make it my home. If the Milton Times Were a Play, I’d Be: the lead role.
		Hilda M. Morrill & Ed Baker Contributors