Town Meeting members will be faced soon with 17 articles running the gamut from banning plastic bags, creating a new town financial officer position, changing the name of the Board of Selectmen to the Select Board, and adopting a proposed overlay zoning district for Brook Road. A Special Town Meeting is scheduled to start on […]
MILTON – Optimism and bit of frustration were present at the Fire Station Building Committee meeting on Oct. 12 during a discussion that centered on the possible private and anonymous donation that would completely cover the cost of a fire headquarters building, but only if it was newly constructed. Read the story in the Oct. […]
MILTON- A meeting between member of the Milton Historical Commission and the developer of the Carberry Estate on Canton Avenue failed to reach a resolution about the preservation of a carriage house on the land that is slated for 54 high-end condos. Read the full story in the Oct. 11 issue of the Milton Times.
Selectmen agreed Sept. 26 to hire a communications and IT engineering consulting firm to further flesh out the details, including the cost to the town, of creating a new fiber optic broadband to serve town and school departments. Read the full story by Elaine Cushman Carroll in the Oct. 4 issue of the Milton Times.
The indictments facing the late former state senator and longtime Milton resident Brian A. Joyce, will be dismissed, per a filing today from the U.S. District Court. “Pursuant to FRCP 48(a), the United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, Andrew E. Lelling, hereby dismisses the case presently pending against Defendant Brian Augustine Joyce. In […]
Milton, MA- Here are just a few of the headlines for the Thursday, Oct. 4 edition of the Milton Times: “Boston Police Commissioner honored” “Remembering Brian Joyce” “Further study of town broadband gets nod” “Selectmen discuss speed bumps, traffic concerns” These news stories, features, sports and more can all be found in the Thursday, Oct. […]
