This Week in Milton: Jun 15 - Jun 21
5 stories from Milton News this week.
5 stories from Milton News this week.
One Milton obituary was published during the week of June 15–21, 2026: McGrath, Irene, who died June 16, 2026. The notice, handled by Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, identifies her as a Milton resident and lists her husband Robert McGrath and three children — Anne Ingoldsby of Milton, Ch…
Milton Recreation's summer aquatics programs at the Lieder Family Pool are the week's top story, with open swim running Mondays and Wednesdays through July 29 ($3/person), swim lessons in Session 1 wrapping June 18 and Session 2 opening June 22, and the MRec Summer Marlins team practici…
Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee pressed toward state "climate leader" status and flagged rising building costs.
Milton Parks and Recreation Commission voted to support a $4 million Tucker Elementary playground overhaul with a Community Preservation Committee letter. Tucker PTO representatives said the playground, unchanged in over 20 years, has caused repeated injuries: "We've had kids in the emergency room."
The Milton Zoning Board of Appeals continued a hearing on sign permits for the Gardner School at 675 Blue Hill Avenue, finding insufficient hardship evidence for a request to set the project's monument sign 6.2 feet from the road instead of the required 15 feet.
Milton's Climate Action Planning Committee forwarded reappointments for the 2026-2027 term to the Select Board, with three members departing and two associate members advancing to voting seats.
Milton Select Board approves PMA Consultants as school project manager. The Board voted 4-0 to accept the School Building Committee's recommendation to hire PMA Consultants as Owner's Project Manager, with Peter Obersheimer, the Board's SBC representative, highlighting PMA's MSBA experience and
Milton Select Board unanimously hires PMA Consultants to manage MSBA school building project.
Milton Cemetery Trustees elected Joseph Reardon as the board's new chair and renewed Superintendent Lisa O'Hearn's contract at their June 16 meeting.