Millis Select Board detailed a sewer capacity deal with Franklin as it opened the fall town meeting warrant. From our own coverage: Select Board opens fall warrant, details Franklin sewer deal; Planning Board confirms state clears data center ban. Also in today's brief (4 items): CraftR…
The Millis School Building Committee approved a $100,425.59 contract amendment to relocate high school ball games to the town field during construction.
Millis Finance Committee opens its fiscal year with two new members and a tight fall timeline.
Millis High School had no varsity games listed on ArbiterLive for the week of September 14-20, and town recreation and school athletics pages showed no new updates. The Millis Soccer Club's fall BAYS season is underway for its U9-U16 teams, with home games played Saturdays at Oak Grove …
Millis Planning Board confirms data centers stay banned as state AG clears zoning bylaws.
Millis opens fall town meeting warrant, outlines once-in-a-generation sewer capacity deal with Franklin.
This week's obituary column carries one Millis-connected notice for the town of Millis, Massachusetts. Peter Navis, 74, was born in Boston and raised in Millis, where he graduated from Millis High School with the class of 1970. He died Friday, September 4, 2026, at Beth Israel Deaconess…
One Millis-resident obituary was published this week: Robert A. Grover Jr., 73, of Millis, who died August 26, 2026, at Milford Hospital, survived by his wife, Barbara M. (Kogut) Grover. The notice was posted through Buma-Sargeant Funeral Home via Legacy.com.
The Millis School Building Committee approved a $162,728 Eversource charge and reported the middle-high school project about $1 million under budget at the 60 percent design stage.
Millis Select Board created the police department's first-ever lieutenant position and approved higher ambulance fees.
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