Milton Select Board approves October 19-22 Special Town Meeting with major warrant slate. The Board unanimously set October dates, triggering 11 warrant articles including potential acquisition of Laboure College and establishment of the Milton Village Local Historic District after four years of
Milton Select Board sets October 19 special town meeting and approves traffic subcommittee.
Milton's Community Preservation Committee backed $300,000 for the Tucker Elementary School playground ahead of a fall Town Meeting warrant article.
This week's obituary notices column lists one Milton, Massachusetts resident: Courtney, Francis Jr., whose death was recorded July 15, 2026. The notice, filed under Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home (Milton) via Echovita, did not include additional biographical detail — age, survivors, or s…
No residential property sales were recorded for Milton in Norfolk County Registry of Deeds data covering June 19 through July 18, 2026. With zero transactions in the dataset, no price range, median sale price, or top sale can be reported this period. The gap may reflect incomplete data …
Milton Select Board closes fiscal 2026 with $4.2 million revenue surplus. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano reported revenues exceeded budget estimates by $4.2 million, and the Board unanimously approved appropriations transfers that absorb the town's $1.49 million snow and ice deficit while
Milton Housing Authority secures $600,000 grant for building project. The board unanimously approved a $2.3 million revitalization estimate for 65 Miller Avenue with conditional funding from the Milton Affordable Housing Trust. Executive Director Earl Fay will proceed with a house doctor assessment
Milton Conservation Commission clears two environmental projects and advances an eight-month wetlands violation case.
Milton Select Board closes fiscal year 2026 over budget on revenue and approves transfers to cover a DPW snow and ice deficit.
Milton Warrant Committee reseats with strong fiscal year 2026 surplus and a tight fall town meeting clock. Jay Fundling was unanimously reelected chair for his second and final year leading the committee, with Elaine Craighead elected secretary in a vote from which Fundling abstained.