By Taylor Shunk Charlene Thomas never dreamed that life would take her where she is today. “We’re not therapists…the horses are,” said Thomas when speaking about Soar in the Saddle, a natural horsemanship program. Helping others has always come naturally to Thomas. For eleven years she worked as a special education para-professional and over twenty-five […]
Marcia Reed, owner of Gallery 37 In downtown Milford, DE, will host a poetry reading on Saturday, October 20th at 3:00 PM. The reading will be held in the building next door to the gallery at 10 S. Walnut Street, Milford , and is in conjunction with an art opening featuring impressionist works. The featured […]
Thanks again to Comcast and the Milford Community for coming together to beautify the Milford Little League on April 21, 2018. As a result; Comcast has donated $6,527.00 to the League. On October 10, 2018 a check was presented to the 2018 MLL Board of Directors and Retired Board Member of 38 years Bill Bullock. […]
by Terry Rogers Cassie Lawn Walker, born and raised in Lewes, Delaware, moved to Philadelphia around the age of 18 to attend the Art Institute before starting a 20-some year career in graphic, web design and animation. During her career, she worked for Earle Palmer Brown Advertising and PricewaterhouseCoopers. She spent six months in London, […]
by Terry Rogers On Wednesday, one of the most anticipated fall events will “step off” in Milford when the Milford Community Parade begins at 6:30 PM. The parade marches along Walnut Street, starting at the former Milford Middle School building and ending at the Milford High School football stadium. This year’s theme is “Autumn Spooktacular.” […]
Ed Tyll, Midday Host Delaware 105.9 FM Over the last few months, I have met so many of my new neighbors and friends at Milford’s Third Thursdays. The food trucks, the entertainers, the musical groups have all created the most enjoyable FUN vibe on Walnut Street for residents and shop owners alike. So, how excited […]
Angelia Barnes was referred to KSI’s Pre-Vocational services in 2015. She had tried Supported Employment with another service provider, but found she wasn’t ready for the full responsibility of community-integrated employment. KSI’s Pre-Vocational program allowed her to build her confidence and skills slowly for a more stable base from which to try more challenges in […]
by Terry Rogers Mispillion Art League member are busy preparing for two big fundraisers in the month of October. On Saturday, October 13, “A Starry Night,” an elegant gala is planned at the gallery from 7:30 to 10 PM. Then, on October 27, MAL will hold “Run for the Arts,” a 5k costume run and […]
by Terry Rogers Construction is almost complete on the first of the Milford “Strong Neighborhood” houses, with construction on eight more to begin in the Spring of 2019. Proposed by Milford Housing Development Corporation, with Dan Bond and John DiTomasso in private partnership and with the cooperation of the City of Milford, the project […]
by Terry Rogers Soon, the former Argo’s Linoleum location will be filled with twirling ballerinas and tap dancers when Tatiana Akinfieva Dance Academy (TADA) and Diamond Dance Company (DDC) move to the building. According to Aimee Voshell String, TADA Director, the organization had known for several years that they would need to find […]
