The Millis Soccer Club is accepting registrations for the upcoming BAYS season, with players ages 8–15 (U9–U16) eligible to sign up. All three playing surfaces at Oak Grove Farm — 7v7, 9v9, and 11v11 — are open. The club competes in the Boston Area Youth Soccer Association league and pl…
The Millis Recreation Department ran its regular summer programming during the week of June 15–21, including Beginner Pickleball (Thursday noon–2 p.m.), Curley Pickleball (Thursday 7–9 p.m.), Pilates (Tuesday 9:30–10:30 a.m.), and the MYB-Hill youth basketball session (Thursday 5–6:30 p…
The School Building Committee voted unanimously by roll call to adopt the consultant's radon plan for the Millis school project. The plan calls for four passive riser vents in the new area and 10 in the existing building, up from three and four. Power wiring and fans were deferred.
MILLIS -- June 15, 2026, Winchester Select Board approves $1 million solar advance and restructures retiree health benefits in wide-ranging June 15 meeting. The board voted unanimously to transfer $1 million from free cash
MILLIS -- June 10, 2026, Millis Finance Committee elects new leadership team as chair John Lohr steps down after three years. The committee voted unanimously to elect Michael Krohn, a former Westwood Finance Committee chair
MILLIS -- June 2, 2026, Westwood Planning Board approves scenic road tree removal, continues child care facility hearing. The board unanimously approved removal of four dead or dying trees at 504 Canton Street following a
The School Building Committee approved four project invoices and reviewed a draft construction phasing plan. Members unanimously backed $351,099.85 for the design team, $51,500 for Vertex, $30,858 for Fontaine and $501.03 for Beta, the town's peer reviewer.
MILLIS -- May 18, 2026, Millis Select Board reorganizes, names water plant for retired employee, and pursues $150,000 master plan grant. The board unanimously elected Craig Schultz as chair, Ellen Rosenfeld as vice chair,
MILLIS -- May 12, 2026, Braintree Planning Board continues 220-unit Banner Park residential proposal amid traffic and density concerns. The board voted unanimously to continue the Banner Park Campus LLC application at 60 Columbian