by Terry Rogers In February, viewers of the Fox television show “The Resident,” which stars Matt Czuchry, Emily VanCamp, Manish Dayal and Malcolm-Jamal Warner, also saw two Milford High School graduates in one of the storylines in the episode. Robbie and Paul Rescigno portrayed twins who swapped insurance information in order to obtain […]
by Terry Rogers On Tuesday, February 26, Milford Middle School Steering Committee held an update meeting at the Milford Central Academy to provide the public with information regarding enrollment, capacity, growth and the steps necessary for school construction. This meeting is aimed begin the process of returning the former Milford Middle School building for […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/March%205-2.pdf Headlines of the week: Committee Seeks Rehabilitating former Middle School; Milford Graduates Guest Star on “The Resident”; State Fair Announces Final Artists; FFA Hosts Greenhand Ceremony; MHS Teacher Academy Mentors Students; Milford Yanks Attracted Big Name Stars; Bayhealth Orthopaedics Welcomes Gambone, MD; DE Hospice Expands in Dover; Understanding the Stations […]
By TJ Millman For every high school athlete, the end of the ride is always just around the corner. They play with their classmates from parks and rec, through middle school, and eventually through high school, and then the games stop. Unfortunately for the Milford High School basketball team, that ride stopped last Tuesday at […]
By TJ Millman Unified Basketball, a new addition to Delaware Varsity Sports, is a chance to extend the athletic experience to students that may not usually get a chance to partake. Unified Basketball combines a team of Special Olympic Athletes with Peer Partners, with the rule requiring 3 Special Olympic Athletes on the floor for […]
by Terry Rogers During World War II, baseball was a diversion from the casualties of war. At the time, teams were segregated with African-Americans unable to play in the white baseball leagues leading to the creation of the Negro American League. From 1942 to 1944, one of these teams, the Milford Yanks, drew large […]
by Terry Rogers When the owner of the Broadkill Store decided it was time to spend more time with her grandchildren, she approached Missey Mulveny who had worked at the store as a teenager to see if there was any interest in purchasing the only business located in the tiny beach town. Mulveny […]
Downtown Milford, Inc. will host its first Irish Music and Dance Concert on Friday, March 15. This new event will be held at the Jesus Love Temple, 106 S Walnut St., in Downtown Milford and will feature the Willie Lynch Band, McAleer School of Dance, and the Dover Police & Fire Pipes and Drums. Willie […]
Milford native Lauren French doesn’t stop with just making strides with students during the school day. French, a fourth grade teacher at Mispillion Elementary school, is also a coach for the Girls on the Run. “I really believe in it,” said French. “Starting a program like this for girls this age is so important.” Girls […]
by Terry Rogers On February 27, the Greater Milford Boys & Girls Club will celebrate 10 years at their location of Airport Road. The celebration will honor volunteers and donors who helped make the club a success as well as those who helped take the new building from a dream to a reality. The organization […]
