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Milton, MA- The town will receive government funding targeting water pollution from stormwater runoff and erosion. Milton will receive $87,030 from a total of more than $1.32 million in grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for environmental cleanups. This article by award winning reporter Kathy Kurtz Ferrari can be found in its entirety in […]
Milton, MA- Candidates for state representative raised money from various sources, including relatives, friends and neighbors. They also received some money from various interest groups, but much less than Senate candidates reported. This article can be seen in its entirety in the Thursday, September 22 edition of the Milton Times, which is available in both […]
Milton, MA- The donations in the state Senate race between Walter Timilty and Nora Harrington illustrate the divisions within the Democratic Party. Timilty received more donations from traditional, or even conservative, unions such as police and the construction trades, while Harrington was supported by more liberal, or progressive, groups. This article by David Johnson and […]
Milton, MA- At the Sept. 12 meeting of the Town Government Study Committee, potential revisions to the Personnel Board were discussed but members were split, almost evenly, on its future duties and authority. This article by Laura Griffin, as well as other news items and happenings around the town of Milton can be found in […]
Milton, MA- Here are just a few of the headlines that can be found in the upcoming edition of the Milton Times: “Police Investigate Vandalism” “Senate candidates raised serious money” “Study group grapples with government growth” “Town studies pooled purchasing power” These news items, sports, happenings and school events can be found in the Thursday, […]
The 18th annual Milton Foundation for Education Monster Dash will take place Sunday, October 30. This annual community event will feature a 5k race, children activities and a kid’s fun run. Share
Milton, MA – A recent study conducted by the town of Milton and the Neponset River Watershed Association may have solved a long simmering mystery along Milton’s Unquity Brook. This article can be found in the Thursday, September 15 edition of the Milton Times. Share
Milton, MA- The Neponset River Watershed Association, along with a group of local volunteers and partners, is sponsoring their annual Neponset River cleanup on Saturday, September 24 from 8:30a.m to 1p.m. Details on this event can be found in the Thursday, September 15 edition of the Milton Times. Share
