
The Rescignos: Merry Christmas to Paul, and to Paul a Good Night (feat. Robbie) a new holiday comedy show written by Paul Rescigno (“Mozart in the Jungle”; “The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”), Robbie Rescigno (Bravo’s “Odd Mom Out”; “The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”), and Mike Hadge (NEWSical: The Musical), will play the Duplex (61 Christopher Street) in […]
Nov 30 2018 | Posted in
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Many local residents joined the #Tuesday Giving movement this year, an effort to donate to organizations or causes during the holiday season. Giving Tuesday was started in 2012 by the 92nd Street Y and the United Nations Foundation as “a response to commercialization and consumerism in the post-Thanksgiving season.” The Grier family donated to local […]
Nov 28 2018 | Posted in
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by Terry Rogers On November 9, 2018, Milford High School FFA members participated in a live Town Hall meeting with Senator Chris Coons in the Agriscience Barn. The students developed the idea while talking with Senator Coons at the Delaware State Fair over the summer. Several students took turns asking the Senator questions about […]

Daphne Bumbrey has been hired as general manager of the Milford Wellness Village, the complex that next year will occupy the Clark Avenue property being vacated by Bayhealth Hospital, which is moving to a new site. Bumbrey, who holds an MBA in organizational leadership, comes to her new role from Milford Senior Center where she […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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Headaches, low iron, allergies and trouble with sleeping are just a few of the issues Cindy Collins, owner of Euphoric Herbals Apothecary, has products for. Collins originally began her herbal business as an online store in 2010. “Herbals were just a hobby for me because I was running three small businesses,” said Collins. “I chose […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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by Terry Rogers On Saturday, December 1 and Sunday, December 2, the Milford High School auditorium stage will hold Sugar Plum Fairies, Nutcrackers and all the other characters of “The Nutcracker.” The ballet will be performed by Diamond Dance Company as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of the company. “This year is really […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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Family vacations usually mean fun and tons of memories but for Milford resident Emily Stapleford, an accident in June changed everything. Stapleford, who has a master’s degree in speech therapy, worked as a speech pathologist for the last five years. She mostly works with adults, some who have issues with swallowing. “Most people don’t realize […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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By TJ Millman Milford senior Jonathan Gaglione has committed to play lacrosse and football for Capital University. Gaglione has been first team all-conference in his last two seasons of lacrosse and was just named second team all-conference as a kicker for the football team. Gaglione has been playing lacrosse for a majority of his […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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When he opened his medical practice in Harrington in 1967, Bayhealth Primary Care Physician Vincent Lobo, DO, DACFD, worked 10–12 hours per day, six days per week, and saw roughly 45–50 patients per day. Afterward, he would take care of any house calls (an average of two per week), provide coverage for three area nursing […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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The Milford School District was recognized at the November 19, 2018 Milford Board of Education meeting for compliance with the Omnibus School Safety Act for the 2017-2018 academic year. This acknowledgement from the Delaware Department of Safety and Homeland Security (DSHS) was presented by DEMA Deputy Director Chris Murtha. A Certificate of Compliance signed by […]
Nov 27 2018 | Posted in
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