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When Beth Whitney and Cynthia McCarthy bought Fitness Unlimited for Women in February of 202… Read more
The Milton Public Schools are again seeking a senior director of educational equity after So… Read more
The Town of Milton in mid-December won “safe harbor,” meaning that it won’t have to consider… Read more
The possibility of delaying the Special Town Meeting now set for Feb. 28 to March 14 was flo… Read more
School Superintendent James Jette has begun to tabulate a report on COVID numbers in the Mil… Read more
Over the years, the Milton High wrestling team has steadily become an all-around decent prog… Read more
Residents are invited to register for spots in COVID-19 Moderna booster clinics that the Mil… Read more
As a friendly reminder, Milton Public Schools and Manet Community Health Center are hosting … Read more
Several Milton town offices will reopen to the public by appointment only starting May 10. Read more
As you know, inflation heated up in 2021, following years of pretty stable – and low – numbe… Read more
As you know, 2021 was full of challenges. We were still feeling the effects of the COVID-19 … Read more
While you’re working, you may be contributing to an individual retirement account (IRA), whi… Read more
Like everyone, you’d like to enjoy a long, healthy, independent life. But the future is unkn… 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.
Beth Whitney and Cynthia McCarthy run Fitness Unlimited for Women at 362 Granite Ave.
When Beth Whitney and Cynthia McCarthy bought Fitness Unlimited for Women in February of 2020, they thought they knew what they were getting themselves into, and no wonder.
Somaly Prak-Martins resigns. (Photo by Elaine Cushman Carroll)
The Milton Public Schools are again seeking a senior director of educational equity after Somaly Prak-Martins, the first person to hold the post, resigned effective Jan. 19.
The designation will still allow 40B projects like the one for 648 Canton Ave. above to go ahead. New developments under 40B permitting will be blocked for now.
The Town of Milton in mid-December won “safe harbor,” meaning that it won’t have to consider any new filings for 40B developments for the next two years.
The possibility of delaying the Special Town Meeting now set for Feb. 28 to March 14 was floated at a recent Select Board meeting.
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Frank J. Agostino passed away on Jan. 8, 2022 at the age of 71…
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Ross L. Kinsman, Milton (formerly of Canton), MA, born April 5…
Kathleen (Markunas) Crowell of Milton passed away on the morni…
Claire Mary (Currier) O’Shea, of Milton, passed peacefully sur…
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