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Cunningham Woods dog rules, entitled drivers, honoring Milton’s teachers, and more – Top Milton Neighbors posts, April ’24

Wondering what the top Milton Neighbors posts were last month?

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

1. Honoring Pierce Teacher of the Year Bernadette McEvoy

“Pierce Teacher of the Year Bernadette McEvoy had a full crowd of supporters when her family surprised her with her award today! Nominations called her “a ray of sunshine,” a “genuine cheerleader” and “lifelong supporter of her students,” and mentioned how she “makes teaching and learning an adventure.” Thank you, Ms. McEvoy, for being a steady and trustworthy adult for your middle school health class students!” – Milton Foundation for Education

2. More Teacher of the Year appreciation for Merry McGrory

“Tucker Kindergarten teacher Merry McGrory is one of the amazing educators we surprised on the playground today! Among other phrases of praise, her nominators called her “truly a gem,” “dedicated beyond words,” and “a magic human” who “empowers students” and teaches them to be “bucket fillers.” Congratulations, Ms. McGrory!” – Milton Foundation for Education

3. Desired business for Milton

“We need a nice cafe in this town 🤔”

Check out Milton Neighbors’ suggestions and thoughts on this member’s expressing desire for a “nice cafe” in Milton.

4. Extra funny Meme Monday

These are always a hit, but the April first Milton Neighbors Meme Monday was extra hilarious.

A woman in a pink jacket stands smiling beneath a banner of a U.S. Army soldier attached to a lamp post on a quiet suburban street.

Photo: Marissa DelConte

5. Honoring one of Milton’s Hometown Heroes

“Marissa DelConte shared this picture of her Grandmother Nora DelConte standing under her late husband Walter L DelConte’s Hometown Hero banner. She was very moved after seeing his banner and extremely proud of his service.

Thank you Milton for making this possible. Giving her the joy and admiration she felt after seeing our community recognizing his efforts and sacrifices during the Korean War, what became “The Forgotten War”

Our Veteran’s each had family who were there for them when they left and also helped heal them when they returned. Thank you Milton for allowing me to help recognize and honor our Veterans & their families daily. They helped build the Milton we enjoy today. 🫡 🎖 🇺🇸”