Annual Town Meeting Approves East Milton Square Design Study

Sen. Brian Joyce, a Milton resident, announced at Annual Town Meeting Monday night that the Massachusetts Department of Transportation will help fund $300,000 of the design study for the East Milton Square Project.

Selectmen asked voters to approve $300,000 for the capital improvements article as a safeguard should the state money not come through.

Annual Town Meeting continues into its second night, Tuesday, May 7, at 7:30pm at Milton High School's auditorium.

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