Milton Planning Board Votes to Clarify Affordable Housing Rule, Keeps Short-Term Rental Bylaw Moving
Milton Planning Board advances short-term rental bylaw draft despite enforcement concerns, votes on MBTA housing language.
Milton Planning Board advances short-term rental bylaw draft despite enforcement concerns, votes on MBTA housing language.
The Milton Community Preservation Committee reelected its leadership and began weighing $3 million in funding requests against roughly $1.1 million available this year.
Milton Community Preservation Committee launches fifth cycle with 22 proposals requesting $6 million. The board, reorganized with Tom Callahan as chair and Jenny Russell as vice-chair, heard presentations from eight applicants for projects including historic preservation, affordable housing
Milton's Budget Coordination Committee got a Town Counsel opinion on who owns the town meeting warrant budget.
Milton Recreation's aquatic programs are the main sports story for the week of June 22–28. Session 2 swim lessons (levels 1–6, $35/session) are underway at the Lieder Family Pool through July 2, Monday–Thursday mornings and afternoons. Community members should note the pool will be clos…
Two Milton obituaries were published this week: Parham, Hassan Jamal, 49, of Milton, died June 24, 2026, with services scheduled July 10 at Concord Baptist Church of Boston in Milton; and Finnerty, Maureen, of Milton, died June 27, 2026, with a funeral Mass scheduled for July 1 at St. E…
The Milton Board of Appeals unanimously approved a height variance letting Two Pence Market reuse two existing signposts at 2 Elliott Street.
Milton Retirement Board approves three retirements and $1.1M in pension payments. The board unanimously approved the retirements of firefighter Kevin Finerty and instructional aides Eleanor Jones and Cathy Mallory, all hired between 1986 and 2008. The board enrolled two new members: Domenic
Milton School Committee ratifies three-year teachers contract and launches bias incident working group.
Milton moves toward a short-term rental registry with a $500 fee and a 120-day annual cap.