Milton Morning Brief, Nov. 5: Health Department plans Nov. 15 food drive
Milton Health Department schedules a Nov. 15 food drive and a Nov. 12 seasonal flu clinic for residents.
Milton Health Department schedules a Nov. 15 food drive and a Nov. 12 seasonal flu clinic for residents.
Budget panel projects $2.5 million town shortfall as library vote nears. From our own coverage: Budget panel projects $2.5 million FY28 gap.
Milton issued an advisory this week addressing water access at town-owned cemetery properties.
Preservation, historic district and school building panels meet across Milton this week.
Milton school leaders set superintendent search criteria with applications due November 24. From our own coverage: Select Board moves to expand traffic subcommittee; School Committee reviews FY28 budget after storm damage.
Milton Town Meeting authorized borrowing to buy the La Barre College property, sending the question to a December ballot. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission approves Highland, Bartons Lane drainage plans; Select Board expands traffic subcommittee, funds speed signs.
The Milton Budget Coordination Committee reviewed a forecast projecting a $2.5 million fiscal 2028 budget gap, growing to $6 million in fiscal 2029.
Housing Production Plan public meeting set for Nov. 10. From our own coverage: Housing Production Plan public meeting set for Nov. 10. Also in today's brief (2 items): Pets reunite, win costumes at Animal League's Howl-o-ween.
Milton Town Meeting voted 168-45 to authorize borrowing $11.75 million to purchase the La Barre College property, sending the question to a December 15 townwide ballot.
Milton School Committee unanimously adopted desired characteristics for its next superintendent.
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