Milton's Board of Appeals convenes Tuesday evening to hear zoning appeal cases. Also in today's brief (5 items): Longtime Milton diner known for pancakes since 1940s; Milton volleyball travels to Ursuline Academy; Milton field hockey hosts Wellesley Monday; Milton JV soccer hosts Braint…
Milton postpones Saturday's household hazardous waste collection citing forecast for severe weekend weather. Also in today's brief (5 items): Hazardous waste day postponed for storm forecast; Milton remembers longtime resident James O'Rourke; Milton JV volleyball hosts Brockton Friday; …
Milton Select Board unanimously froze the Police Department's Flock automatic license plate reader cameras for 90 days pending legal review, responding to public concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Milton Housing Authority approved policy updates at a special September meeting. The board voted 4-0 to modify its Housing Choice Voucher Administrative Plan, removing references to Mission Towers and changing how Mainstream Program vouchers are allocated through FBMS referrals.
A possible nor'easter could bring days of rain, wind and beach erosion to Massachusetts including Milton this week. Also in today's brief (3 items): Coastal storm could bring rain and wind this week; Milton remembers Marilyn Ferrara; Milton remembers Margaret Moynihan.
Milton's Recreation Department opened registration this week for a fall youth volleyball clinic, according to a News Flash posted by the town on Friday, September 18, 2026. The civic alert, published on Milton's official town website, directs interested families to register online and o…
Milton Council on Aging approved by-laws amendments adding a mission statement and office address to the organization's formal bylaws.
Milton Select Board unanimously approved $26 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects and voted to pursue analysis of the former Labouré College property as an alternative school site. The Board authorized two bond series: $8.775 million (Series A) for equipment and facility
Milton Housing Authority voted unanimously to escalate safety concerns about the FRG contractor to a state agency.
Milton health officials warn residents to guard against West Nile virus as mosquito season continues into September. The town's News Flash advisory, posted Monday, September 1, flagged the mosquito-borne illness as the leading cause of such disease in humans and animals statewide. Meanw…
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