Rev. Anthony Giamello Pastor, St. John the Apostle/St. Bernadette One thing that strikes you first about the Saints is their diversity. It would be very difficult to find one pattern of holiness, one way of following Christ. There is Thomas Aquinas, the towering intellectual, and John Vianney (the Curé d’Ars), who barely made it through […]
Guest Writer, Petch, Eagle 977 If you read this column most week’s you may have seen me in the past share my passion for movies and it’s time for me to share again.The first I am excited to see this week is the Queen movie, Bohemian Rhapsody. This movie looks like an awesome high energy […]
by Terry Rogers TAP FAITH Partnerships, a non-denominational, non-profit organization working with homeless, re-entry individuals, recovering addicts and those in need has launched their “Community Project” The goal of the project is to create emergency, transitional housing, outreach and ministerial services for those who are in need. “The project has undergone a metamorphosis […]
by Terry Rogers On Saturday, October 6, Delaware Nature Society kicked off fall with the Harvest Moon Festival at the Coverdale Farm Preserve in Greenville. The event featured several live bands, hayrides, pumpkin carving, artisan demonstrations and a beer garden. There was also a corn maze live animal photo booth and International Turtle […]
by Terry Rogers Colleen Johnson would rather there not be a need for an organization like the Elizabeth Dole Foundation or for military caregivers because that would mean American warriors were not sustaining wounds, injuries and illnesses that required such a need. As a Dole Caregiver Fellow, Johnson strengthens and empowers military caregivers and […]
Rev. Anthony Giamello Pastor, St. John the Apostle/St. Bernadette Perhaps you have heard of the ancient Greek legend of Narcissus. He was supposedly the son of a river god. A seer had told his mother that her son must never see his reflection if he were to mature into manhood. For that reason, everything that […]
On Wednesday, one of the most anticipated fall events stepped off in Milford when the Milford Community Parade took down Walnut Street. The parade marched along Walnut Street, starting at the former Milford Middle School building and ending at the Milford High School football stadium. This year’s theme was Autumn Spooktacular. “On a cool crisp […]
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. […]
