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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Milton, Massachusetts · Change town
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Milton Remembers Granite Avenue Resident Dennis J. McEleney

Milton is remembering Granite Avenue resident Dennis J. McEleney this week, according to an obituary listing published August 12. The notice, arranged through Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, was posted on Legacy.com and lists McEleney's address on Granite Avenue in Milton. Separately, Mi…

MILTON — Milton is remembering Granite Avenue resident Dennis J. McEleney this week, following an obituary listing published August 12 through Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home. Separately, Massachusetts health officials continue tracking a statewide rise in parasite-related illness, according to a Milton Patch newsletter dated August 13.

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"Dennis J. McEleney Obituary (2026) - Milton, MA - Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home - Legacy" is how the notice is headlined on Legacy.com. The listing places McEleney on Granite Avenue in Milton and names Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home as the arranging home, according to the site (read it at https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/dennis-mceleney-obituary?id=62174817).
"Parasite Cases Increasing In MA: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid" is how Milton Patch headlined its newsletter item this week. The outlet reports the diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis outbreak keeps expanding across Massachusetts and points readers toward the latest case data and specific food products flagged in the spread, per Milton Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/milton/s/kma7s/parasite-cases-increasing-in-ma-see-latest-data-products-to-avoid).

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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