Ryan Mavity

Despite a chilly, rainy day Oct. 11, Milton Arts Guild held its annual Art Walk, allowing local artists to display and sell their works from houses around town. Twenty-eight artists took part in the event this year.

Milton Town Council is set to begin the end game of enacting a new short-term rental ordinance, sending a proposal to the planning and zoning commission for formal review. At its Sept. 8 meeting, council accepted an advisory report drafted by the...

Milton planners approve report on short-term rentals

Labor Day weekend served as last call for Beaches Seafood on Route 16 in Milton. Prior to the weekend, the restaurant announced on its Facebook page that it would close after nearly 10 years in business. In a statement, ownership said, “We met so...

Construction crews have begun working to build Milton’s new water tower on Federal Street. Town Manager Kristy Rogers said the project is expected to take 18 months to complete. The 500,000-gallon water tower will be about 130 feet high and 56 feet...

Members of the Milton Planning and Zoning Commission came to their Aug. 19 meeting expecting to approve final site plans for a proposed Dunkin Donuts franchise off Route 16, but instead learned that it will require variances related to the drive...

The Milton Planning and Zoning Commission is set to conduct a site-plan review of the Milton Theatre’s proposed new addition, which will include an education wing with classrooms, additional artist spaces, new bathrooms and a reconfigured bar area...

This summer is a busy one for projects in Milton, as the town is undertaking four separate water infrastructure projects over the next three months. First up is the building of a new water treatment plant on town-owned land on Federal Street next to...

Milton Police Department has launched a new website aimed at improving community engagement, submitting tips and finding information on recent crimes. The new platform was developed with Crimewatch Technologies over a period of two months, Chief...

A Houston man will serve six months in jail after previously pleading guilty to three counts of felony home improvement fraud. Following his jail time, Jeremy Bowen, 46, will serve probation and must pay restitution. Bowen was before Judge Craig...