Milton Select Board approves liquor license for new grocer; defers AT&T small cell hearing. Chair Winston Daley led a 5-0 vote to grant a retail package store license to Two Pence Market LLC, a neighborhood grocer opening this summer at 2 Eliot Street and offering off-premise wine, spirits, and
Milton Select Board unanimously approves liquor license for new Milton Village market, continues AT&T cell hearing.
Select Board readies final Town Meeting articles ahead of May 12-13 vote. Town Administrator Nicholas Milano and Town Counsel Daren Klein presented Articles 34-42, with the board approving a Town Counsel recommendation to correct Article 35 relating to property tax exemptions for veterans, blind
The Milton Select Board approves a comment letter on the 648-652 Canton Avenue 40B project modification. Chair Winston Daley, Town Administrator Nicholas Milano, and four other Board members unanimously backed the letter to the Executive Office of Housing Livable Communities, with Peter Obersheimer
Milton Select Board approves 32 warrant articles for annual town meeting. The board voted unanimously to advance appropriations for schools, public safety, water and sewer systems, and three renewable energy projects at the Fire Headquarters, Town Hall, Public Library, and Animal Shelter. The board
Milton Select Board holds organizational meeting, elects new leadership. Chair Winston Daley, Vice Chair Meghan Haggerty, and Secretary Peter Obersheimer were elected in votes recorded in the minutes. The board welcomed two newly sworn members, Megan Nolan and Peter Obersheimer, and received notice
The Milton Select Board held a brief executive session April 24 to discuss collective bargaining strategy for Milton Firefighters, Local 1116. Chair Benjamin D. Zoll moved to enter the closed session, citing potential harm to the town's bargaining position if discussed publicly; Secretary Meghan E.
Milton Select Board unanimously approves 12.5 million dollar regional dispatch grant. The $12.5 million grant application for a Regional Emergency Communication Center with the City of Quincy was approved by voice vote (5-0), with $10.9 million dedicated to equipment and technology upgrades and
Milton Select Board approves $12.5 million regional dispatch grant application with Quincy.
Select Board approves traffic calming plan with consultant firm. The five-member board voted unanimously to hire Toole Design to develop a master plan and policy identifying priority streets for speed-reduction measures in response to increasing concerns about traffic volumes and speeds. The scope
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