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Government · Conservation

Commission Approves Highland, Bartons Lane Projects

Milton Conservation Commission approved drainage plans for two new houses, conditioning one on rhododendron protection. The board voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve orders of conditions for projects at 120 Highland Street and 26 Bartons Lane.

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Nine articles set for Oct. 19 town meeting

Nine articles await a vote at Milton's Oct. 19 special town meeting. Also in today's brief (6 items): Special town meeting warrant carries nine articles; Girls soccer navigates tough Bay State slate; Hingham to play Milton in girls soccer; Westborough freshmen face Milton in volleyball.

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Government · Select Board

Select Board Votes to Cancel Flock Surveillance Camera Contract

The Milton Select Board voted unanimously to cancel its Flock license plate reader camera contract and remove the surveillance cameras from town streets. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano reported that legal counsel determined the town can cancel without significant liability.

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Caucuses set for three precincts before town meeting

Milton town clerk schedules caucuses for three precincts ahead of October special town meeting. Also in today's brief (5 items): Caucuses set for three precincts before town meeting; Heating oil rebate program launches for winter; Frost threat brings early cold snap this week; Board of …

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 28, 2026 through October 4, 2026

This week's Milton obituary column carries notices for three people: Cahill, Maureen C. (Gleason), 93, formerly of Dorchester and Milton; Hirtle, Richard C., 70, of Milton; and Paris, Claire "Donovan," of Milton. Cahill's notice recalls a life shared with her husband, Bill, her children…

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