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Meet Karleigh Corliss, the Milton Times’ new part-time education journalist. She is a third-… Read more
“Remember This Year,” a documentary that takes viewers up close to the COVID-19 pandemic thr… Read more
Are we really that bad? That’s what a lot of Red Sox fans were whining after the team lost t… Read more
A ninth 40B housing proposal has been filed to be built in Milton, with the development eyei… Read more
Milton Police detectives are investigating an apparent vandalism spree in which vandals used… Read more
A serious setback a couple of months ago has led to a new moniker for cancer patient Ernie Y… Read more
“Remember This Year,” a documentary that takes viewers up close to the COVID-19 pandemic thr… Read more
A free COVID-19 testing day will be held on April 25 at the end of the Milton Public Schools… Read more
An additional free COVID-19 testing date has been set for March 21, another is possible for … Read more
If you’re a brand-new parent, or even if you’ve been one for a little while, you’re no doubt… Read more
Now that we’re a few weeks removed from 2020, it’s a good time to reflect on such a momentou… Read more
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have been forced to work from home. But once we’ve … Read more
At Stella’s restaurant, the customers and the food they enjoy have blended into a sweet pair… Read more
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Dave Portnoy, who founded Barstool Sports, has been giving back to small businesses that are suffering due to the pandemic.
Meet Karleigh Corliss, the Milton Times’ new part-time education journalist. She is a third-year communication studies major at Northeastern University, and her minors are journalism, political communication, and psychology.
(Courtesy photo from Remember This Year)
“Remember This Year,” a documentary that takes viewers up close to the COVID-19 pandemic through the eyes of Milton residents, will air on Rhode Island’s PBS affiliate WSBE on April 26 and May 1.
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Are we really that bad? That’s what a lot of Red Sox fans were whining after the team lost three straight games at friendly Fenway Park in the opening week of the American League baseball season to the lowly Baltimore Orioles.
The new condominium development would replace this single family home.
A ninth 40B housing proposal has been filed to be built in Milton, with the development eyeing 40 condominium units at 728 Randolph Ave.
The annual Town Election approaches, with contested races on the Select Board, School Committee, Planning Board, Board of Health and for the Trustees of the Public Library.
Carole A. (Hannon) Schiffmann, of Hingham, formerly of Milton,…
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Cathie M. (Broderick) McMann, 78, of Milton, passed away on Ma…
The annual Town Election approaches, with contested races on the Select Board, School Commit… Read more
If you haven’t yet, go to Milton Access TV and watch the rerun of the March 31 Milton School… Read more
First, let’s take a moment to recognize the people whose lives were lost in mass shootings l… Read more
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