by Terry Rogers Milford Museum recently updated its Black History exhibit and needs additional contributions The Milford Museum recently expanded its Black History exhibit, a permanent display that highlights the many contributions of African Americans to the city. Although not complete, the exhibit will include sections on the history of black churches, education of blacks in the town …
by Terry Rogers A bail bond office request was denied at this address by City Council At a recent City Council meeting, Shelly Maloney was denied a request to use a portion of her home as a bail bond office. The request met resistance from several residents who lived in the area despite Maloney’s assurances that her clients …
by Terry Rogers Buffalo Wild Wings and a retail store will be constructed between Grotto’s and Microtel After City Council approved a request from William Allen Property Management LLC at a recent meeting, Buffalo Wild Wings will be coming to Milford. The company applied for and received a conditional use for land along the east side of Silicato …
by Terry Rogers Milford First Baptist Church received approval to expand their parking lot (Photo courtesy of Facebook) Milford City Council recently approved a request from the Milford First Baptist Church, located at 6062 Old Shawnee Road, to expand their parking lot. The expansion would provide the church with 87 additional spaces. “The sidewalk will require the construction …
This Week’s Top Stories Include: Headlines Mask mandate option for MSD students, staff Culture Binder for Life program designed to prepare for an emergency Tourism to be discussed at Milford Conversations meeting Business Norman Barbershop moves to North Walnut Street Government & Politics Sidewalk strategic plan discussed Council continues discussion regarding residential sprinkler requirement Education School mask mandate to be …
by Terry Rogers The family of Dr. Bill Warren has set up a scholarship fund in his name Beloved teacher, Dr. William Evan “Bill” Warren passed away on January 22. The outpouring of sympathy and remembrances from former students was overwhelming, his wife of 57 years, Joanne, and his children, Kevin, Karen and Adam, said. For this reason, …
by Terry Rogers The City of Milford continued their discussion on a requirement for newly constructed residences to have sprinkler systems For the second time at a workshop, Milford City Council discussed adding an ordinance in their building code that would require sprinklers in newly constructed residences. Should Milford choose to add this to their building code, they …
by Terry Rogers The City of Milford is considering a plan to eliminate sidewalk gaps in the city At a recent workshop, Milford City Council discussed the sidewalk strategic plan. This plan addressed gaps in sidewalks throughout the city and will be used in conjunction with the newly adopted Bicycle Master Plan. Although council could not make any …
Released by First Presbyterian Church of Milford Tourism potential in Milford will be the topic of the Milford Conversations program for March Milford Conversations will be held on Thursday, March 3, from 8:30-9:30AM at the First Presbyterian Church of Milford. The guest speaker will be Bonnie Hall, Chair of the Board of Directors for Southern Delaware Tourism. Ms. Hall will …
