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What are we discussing? Top Milton Neighbors posts – December 2021

Wondering what the top Milton Neighbors posts for were this past month?

We’ve summarized the top posts for you from the past 28 days.

1. Shout out to everybody’s favorite cowboy:

2. Police at Pierce Middle School

“Just saw the news
There is a police presence at Pierce
Anybody know what’s going on?”

3. Mask requirement and family Christmas parties confusion

A poster didn’t like a previous post so he made his own post instead of just commenting on the previous post.

4. Another letter in the local paper about Critical Race Theory

“Ugh. Just read the letter in the Milton Times about CRT.”

5. Comcast Xfinity’s costs and lack of good customer service

“Like many of you I feel I’m overpaying for Comcast Xfinity. Dealing with customer service is horrendous. I have Roku on all our TVs. This “boomer” would really appreciate some suggestions on keeping Comcast internet and going a la cart…”

6. Racial issues at Pierce Middle School

“It has been *a week* here in Milton. The article in @bostonglobe about a video featuring a middle schooler using the N word was followed by another occurrence of the word being graffitied in school bathrooms… And yet…this post is to express gratitude for our neighbors who remind me that we can indeed be the town that we want to be… ”

7. Seeking Christmas gifts for Milton record fan

“Getting a late start here but my daughter wanted a record player for Christmas and now I need to find records. She’s looking for classic rock/pop. Anyone know where I can buy used records? Anyone looking to get rid of old records and I can buy some off you?”

8. 53 units proposed near Milton trolley stop in Milton Village

“I suppose that’s one way to get the stairs fixed.”

9. Mistaken scooter identity

“This afternoon, I walked up to the area of ~150 Lyman Rd. to walk the golf course with my 4-year-old and my 6-year-old, who rode their Razor scooters. We left the scooters just off the trail in the woods, but sadly they’d been taken by the time we returned.”