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Milton To Receive $114,000 State Energy Grant

Milton is set to receive $114,000 in state funding aimed at lowering municipal energy costs and modernizing public buildings, according to a report from Milton Patch published August 5. The grant comes through a state program supporting municipal energy efficiency, though the town has n…

A consultant's assessment of Milton's playing fields, presented to the Conservation Commission this week, found aging and overplayed facilities and identified Flatley Field as both the town's most-used park and the one residents most want to see improved.

Milton's Conservation Commission got a first look July 28 at a Recreational Master Plan for the town's fields, with a consultant reporting that Flatley Field is both the most-used and most-wanted-for-improvement site among 1,300 survey respondents, alongside findings of overplayed turf,…

Obituary notices, week of July 27, 2026 through August 2, 2026

Two Milton, Massachusetts obituaries were published this week and are noted in this column: LaCroix, James L. "Jimmy" (died July 28, 2026) and Bennett, Eileen (died July 29, 2026). Both were arranged through Alfred D Thomas Funeral Home in Milton, the lead funeral home for this week's n…

Milton Mourns Resident Sheila Bonacci, Dead At 85

Milton is mourning resident Sheila J. Bonacci, who died July 28 on her 85th birthday, according to an obituary posted this weekend. The notice, published through Dolan Funeral Homes and Cremation Services and carried by Legacy.com under the headline "Sheila J. Bonacci Obituary (2026) - …

Restaurant Week Returns To Massachusetts With Deals At 180-Plus Restaurants

Massachusetts Restaurant Week returns this month with deals at more than 180 restaurants, Milton Patch reports. The outlet's roundup, "More Than 180 Restaurants Offer Deals For Restaurant Week: MA Cheap Eats," says diners can find prix fixe menus starting at $27 across Greater Boston an…