Lovers of the instant-classic holiday movie, Elf, will be in for a treat as Milford’s Second Street Players presents Elf The Musical this holiday season. This will be the first time a community theater on Delmarva performs the recently-released stage version of the beloved story, and the only opportunity to see it in Delaware in […]
by Terry Rogers Arthur Helmick, who is building a new theater in the old Walmart/Sitel building in Milford, says that progress is continuing “slowly but steadily.” Helmick explained that the demolition part of the project is over and that steel work should begin in the next few months. “It took some time to determine what […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/Nov.%2012-2.pdf Headlines of the week: Mispillion Honors Local Veteran Families; Theater Plans Spring 2020 Opening; DE Hospice Volunteers Receives Governor’s Award; DBT40 Recognizes Hartstein; MSD Offers Programs for ESL Parents; Drama Club Performs Aesop’s Foibles; Elf The Musical Debuts Nov 29; Block Grant Program Seeks Applicants; Manning Honored with DAISY […]
by Terry Rogers On Sunday, the majority of the United States turned their clocks back one hour in order to start Daylight saving time. There are many myths and rumors regarding the practice including who developed the idea and why the country started changing clocks initially. Daylight saving time began in the United S tates […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/Nov.%205-2.pdf Headlines of the week: MHS Celebrates Homecoming 2019; Milford Trick-or-Treat 2019; We Are Milford Day Begins Tradition; Slaughter Beach Homes Damaged by Fire; Council Denies Zoning Change Request; History of Daylight Saving; Sussex Campus Welcomes Gudsoorkar, MD; Headaches – Types and Ways to Treat Them; MHDC Receives Think Green Grant; […]
Halloween Trick or Treat Night was officially observed in the City of Milford on Thursday, October 31 for youngsters. Trick-or-Treaters sent Milford LIVE photos of families in adorable to scary costumes. See more photos on our Facebook slideshow at https://www.facebook.com/MilfordLive/. Sign up for you free digital subscription of The Weekly Review, delivered directly to your […]
by Terry Rogers On August 5, 1826, Col. Thomas Peterkin, a prominent Milford businessman passed away with no will. His only heirs were his two sisters, Elizabeth Jester and Mary “Polly” Peterkin.” At the time, Col. Peterkin had many land holdings and the two women shared equally in his estate which included two farms, […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/Oct.%2028-2.pdf Headlines of the week: MHS Hosts Haunted Hallways; MSD Certificate of Necessity Postponed; The Murder of Polly Peterkin; Morris Early Childhood Celebrates Families; MPD Offers Trick or Treat Safety Tips; Milford Woman Receives DBT40 Honor; City Approves Business License; Sussex Campus Welcomes Shruti Patel, MD; CenDel, DCF Announce $234,000 […]
The CenDel Foundation and the Delaware Community Foundation have awarded $234,000 in grants to twelve nonprofits focused on emergency housing, homelessness, hunger and health care. The grants were distributed from the Benjamin Potter Charity Trust, a fund at the Delaware Community Foundation, at a luncheon on Thursday, October 24th sponsored by the Dover Federal Credit […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/Oct.%2022.pdf Headlines of the week: We are Milford Day Planned, Nov 2; MHS Continues Haunted Hallways, Oct. 25; Council to Discuss Seabury Ave Rezoning; MSD Students Inducted into Safety Patrol ; Nurses ’n Kids Moving to Wellness Village; UNITED Church Expands to Milford; Council Approves Low Income Sidewalk Criteria; DFCU […]
