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*ElectedTOWN MEETING MEMBERSApril 26, 2011PRECINCT 1 Vote for Not More Than Seven* Nicholas J. Macke 76 Brian M. Scott 68* Joseph P. McEttrick 121 * Julie Callahan Shields 83* Marion V. McEttrick 125 * Emmett H. Schmarsow 86* Buddy Packer 95 Others 2* Lynda M. Packer 97 Blanks 465PRECINCT 1Vote for One* Thomas C. Palmer 111 Others 1Blanks 62PRECINCT 2 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Joseph T. DeBesse, Jr. 172 * Elizabeth R. White 177David M. Ehrmann 135 * Michael Chinman 144* Karen L. Friedman-Hanna 171 * Judith A. Lieberman 150* Michael C. Joyce 217 Michael Mulvey 134* Stephen A. Morash 156 Others 0* John Michael Shields 136 Blanks 1293* Ronit G. Voigt 175PRECINCT 3 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Kathleen M. Conlon 149 * Richard B. Neely 164* Frank L. Davis 154 * Marylou Rundlett 115* Christian Carter Fahy 91 * Omar M.G. Sanchez 90* Ruth A. Heiden 142 * Mary G. McLaughlin 127* Kristine R. Hodlin 148 Others 1Kevin F. Libby 81 Blanks 1240PRECINCT 3Vote for OneCatherine Lutz Curran 56 Others 1* Frank D. Schroth 179 Blanks 42PRECINCT 4 Vote for Not More Than Eight* Kimberly Casey 122 * Robert J. Rota 122* Anthony J. Cichello 116 Ida L. Geering 100* Maritta Manning Cronin 144 * Matthew I. King 106* Virginia C. Hannigan 156 * Michael F. Zullas 112Christopher Huban 103 Others 0* Daniel F. O’Connor 136 Blanks 109532
PRECINCT 4Vote for One* Alison L. Moll 136 Others 0Blanks 153PRECINCT 5 Vote for Not More Than Seven* Betsy D. Buchbinder 155 Paul F. McConnell, Jr. 86* Marjorie S. Jeffries 130 * Susan L. Monack 104* Clare F. Keating 101 * Jean H. Powers 159* James G. Mullen, Jr. 146 Others 0* Philip D. Murphy 108 Blanks 875Anita Ashur-Wakim 61PRECINCT 6 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Donald P. Affanato 133 * Raymond C. Balta 98* Martha L. Duffley 93 * Thomas A. Caldwell 134* Janet K. Evans 104 * Joseph P. Grogan 112* Daniel J. Gallery 110 Others 0* John A. Kiernan 104 Blanks 1219* Patricia M. Mearn 116PRECINCT 7 Vote for Not More Than Nine* Peter J. Arens 131 * M. Joseph Manning 139* Kristan M. Bagley-Jones 112 * David A. Johnson 95Michael J. Deane 88 * Lucas J. McGary 92* Edward L. Duffy 161 * Christopher J. Shirley 99* Festus Joyce 117 Others 0* Martha J. Kempe 98 Blanks 1109PRECINCT 8 Vote for Not More Than Ten* Diane DiTullio Agostino 160 Abram Cardoza (Write-In) 1* Amy E. Delaney 117 Thomas J. Fahey, Jr. (Write-In) 1* Marvin A. Gordon 146 * Robert Allen Mason (Write-In) 56* Thomas F. Kelly 127 Blanks 1561* David J. Perdios 115* David Shea 123* Sheila Egan Varela 116* Enos C. Gardiner 103* William J. Neville 13433
Page 1 and 2: TOWN OF MILTONTheONE HUNDRED SEVENT
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Page 20 and 21: TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTONAPPOINTED BY
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Page 24 and 25: Fair Housing CommitteeTHOMAS CALLAH
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Page 32 and 33: * ElectedAPRIL 26, 2011 - ANNUAL TO
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Page 39 and 40: PRECINCT SIXKevin J. Cleary, Warden
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Page 48 and 49: VOTED. The Town voted to authorize
Page 50 and 51: GREGORY T. BUCHANANTrustee of the P
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Page 54 and 55: POSITION IDENTIFICATIONBYLEVEL, DEP
Page 56 and 57: BOARDS AND COMMITTEESBOARD OF APPEA
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Page 60 and 61: PUBLIC SAFETY FY 121 INSPECTIONAL S
Page 62 and 63: 5 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYSalary & Wa
Page 64 and 65: ADJOURNED TOWN MEETINGMAY 3, 2011Th
Page 66 and 67: PRECINCT TEN:Jessica A. CherryThere
Page 68 and 69: SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTCollection of
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Page 76 and 77: AnnualTownMeetingMarch 1994Article
Page 78 and 79: ARTICLE 36 To see if the Town will
Page 80 and 81: ARTICLE 37 To see what sum of money
Page 82 and 83: DESCRIPTION ANNUAL TOWNMEETING ARTI
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REPORT OF THE ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICE
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORSTo
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ADDED TO THE201
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REPORT OF THE AUXILIARY FIRE DEPART
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REPORT OF THE AUXILIARY POLICE DEPA
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REPORT OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSI
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eceived from elders and non-elders
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REPORT OF THE MILTON CULTURAL COUNC
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Lisa Manningand Friends Show Favori
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REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENTTo the
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The Milton Medical Reserve Corps (M
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Summary of Board of Health Permits
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THE REPORT OF THE MILTON HISTORICAL
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REPORT OF THE MILTON HOUSING AUTHOR
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INSPECTIONAL SERVICES ANNUAL REPORT
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Gas Permits - Twenty six thousand o
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In closing, the Board of Health and
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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECT
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Milton Public Library, FY 2011 Stat
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LIBRARY FUND DESCRIPTIONSGeneral Fu
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REPORT OF THEMETROPOLITAN AREA PLAN
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MAPC continued a robust legislative
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portation Advisory Council. Steve M
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sports clinics. We also offered a t
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was attended by 110 future ball pla
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REPORT OF THE PERSONNEL BOARDTo the
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REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARDTo the
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RetirementsPatrol Officer Stephen J
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Salient changes in the DPW Organiza
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Even given the challenges of limite
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changed to include the operation of
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Eliot Street Pedestrian and Safety
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Alarm / Traffic and Street Light Se
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Recycling RevenuesLarge items $1,23
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Personnel - Strength within the dep
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permit was expected to be issued in
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RECEIPTS1 Annuity Savings Fund:(a)
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(k) 5589 Administrative Expenses 17
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMENTo
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The Board of Selectmen had a joint
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The Copeland Family Foundation agai
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The Wind Energy Team has been worki
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Following the formation of the Vete
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A Land Court judge granted summary
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REPORT OF THE VETERANS’ SERVICES
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANTTo The
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TOWN OF MILTONALL FUNDSCOMBINED BAL
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TOWN OF MILTONBALANCE SHEET DETAIL
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TOWN OF MILTONBALANCE SHEET DETAIL
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TOWN OF MILTONSCHEDULE OF CAPITAL I
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Short Term DebtOutstandingJuly 1, 2
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BUREAU OF ACCOUNTS, STATEMENT OF IN
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TOWN OF MILTONINDIREC COSTS ATTRIBU
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CEMETERY BEQUEST FUNDOlive Adams Ba
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Gladys J. Hanley. . . . . . . . . .
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Clarence H. Prentice Fund . . . . .
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TRUST FUNDSCEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE
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Long Term Debt Outstanding + New De
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MILTON PUBLIC SCHOOLSMILTON, MASSAC
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We value our ties to the community,
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We were pleased to see Milton High
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enefited from partnerships with com
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er Steve Shapiro of Pinnacle Learni
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Math: This was a successful year in
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Our school calendar at Pierce is al
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artistic performances, sampling of
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Design, Pennsylvania State Universi
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The World Language Department also
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A number of teachers from the Mathe
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• High school classrooms were vis
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to School Program provides fresh fr
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Our partnership with Fuller Village
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The state classifies programs as
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Also, in April of 2011, Milton Scho
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The Engineering Technology program
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REPORT OF THE WARRANT COMMITTEEFOR
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• Available funds include such it
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in the law budget (Selectmen Profes
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gaining unit for personnel formerly
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After reviewing the budget requests
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imately 2 further FTE positions). T
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REPORT OF THE WARRANT COMMITTEEFOR
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