Millis Morning Brief, Nov. 3: Millis obituary notices for week ending Nov. 1
Millis News obituary notices list one resident death for the week ending Nov. 1. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1.
Millis News obituary notices list one resident death for the week ending Nov. 1. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1.
Millis Select Board backs Cassidy Field protection ahead of binding Nov. 9 Town Meeting vote. From our own coverage: Planning Board weighs new church hall, zoning law changes; FinCom weighs Cassidy Field protection petition.
Millis Finance Committee recapped an 8-1 recommendation against permanently restricting Cassidy Field to conservation use ahead of fall Town Meeting.
Millis High School varsity football hosts Norton High School at home Friday afternoon. Also in today's brief (1 items): Varsity football hosts Norton High School.
Millis freshman girls soccer travels to face King Philip Regional next Tuesday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Freshman soccer faces King Philip Tuesday; JV volleyball hosts Bellingham Thursday.
Millis hosts Dedham in back-to-back JV soccer and volleyball matches on Monday, Oct. 26. Also in today's brief (2 items): JV soccer hosts Dedham Oct 26; JV volleyball hosts Dedham Oct 26.
The Millis Select Board voted 2-1 to endorse a citizen's petition protecting Cassidy Field as permanent open space ahead of a binding Nov. 9 Town Meeting vote.
This week's obituary roundup for Millis includes one notice: Flaherty, Robert Leo, a longtime Millis resident and former Brookline resident who died October 12, 2026, in Orlando, Florida, survived by family described in his obituary as including children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
The Millis School Building Committee voted unanimously to release early trade bid packages for the middle school renovation project. Vertex managing director Jeff introduced new project executive Ted Gentry and reported bids go live October 16 with a November 6 due date.
The Millis Finance Committee voted 8-1 to recommend Town Meeting reject a citizens' petition to permanently protect roughly 15 acres of town-owned Cassidy Field.
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