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Please help the Library to be a safer place to visit.

Since the Library opened, there have been a number of accidents at the Entrance and Exit to our parking lot. The Board of Library Trustees is working with the Traffic Commission to remedy the problem. The board is now gathering information about the safety of our parking lot to be used in further discussions.

Have you ever been in, or witnessed, an accident at the Entrance or Exit of the Library parking lot?

Do you have any safety concerns when walking or driving to the Library?

The Library Board of Trustees welcomes your feedback, including any stories or suggestions you have to share.

Please email us at

miltonplfeedback@gmail.com

 

 

Milton Library Foundation holds its Annual Meeting

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May in the Wotiz Gallery

Painting Exhibit by Michael Petringa

 

Our May display in the Wotiz Gallery is by talented painter Michael Petringa.  A resident of Braintree, MA, Michael graduated from New England School of Art and Design, Boston, and majored in advertising with a minor in painting.  He worked in the art department of a major company for about 3 years, but then decided to move to Florence, Italy.  He lived in Europe for about 15 years, studying painting, and taught drawing and painting.  He became very interested in faux painting, which was having a kind of renaissance at the time.  In Europe, he was the primary graphic designer for an advertising agency in Florence, and also taught drawing and painting in the local schools in Munich.  Michael discovered abstraction and expressionism  while in Europe, also mastering various mediums.When Mr. Petringa returned to the U.S. permanently, he established a flourishing decorative arts business.

  After 14 years, he now finds himself in the position where he can balance both his decorative and fine arts businesses.  His works can be found in private and corporate collections both here and abroad.  He will hold a free and open reception on Wednesday, May 8th from 6-8 PM to celebrate his exhibit.  His website is www.petringa.com.

 

 

  

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