Volunteers delivered the first hand sewn, sturdy duffle bags from The Lower Delaware Duffle Bag Project to caseworkers of the Delaware Division of Family Services in November. Funders and volunteers of the project, including the Perdue Foundation, were on hand to celebrate the first gift of bags. The project makes bags for the 240 children […]
Read this week’s edition at https://milfordlive.com/review/Dec%2011-3.pdf Headlines of the week: Former Bob Evans to Become Steak Restaurant; Downtown Celebrates 13th Holiday Stroll; TLC 40th Anniversary; Milford Christmas Traditions of the Past; Bayhealth Festival of Trees Supports employees; MHS Student Dies from Accident; Project Support DE Foster Children; Sober Living Keeps Families Together; Troopers Make Annual Holiday […]
by Terry Rogers On Friday, December 7, The Learning Center, better known as TLC, celebrated its 40th Anniversary with a small reception and presentation. Cheryl Clendaniel, Administrator for the Center, who has been at the Center for over 35 years, explained Mary Ann Hall and Dot McQuaid, who started the Center in 1978, […]
by Terry Rogers In August 2017, Jackie Creasey moved to Boston, five months before her younger brother, Alex, took his own life at just 19 years old. In April 2019, Creasey will run the Boston Marathon for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother. She has created a crowdfunding […]
by Terry Rogers Once a fixture in the Milford High School Guidance Office, Edna Rust is now secretary to Superintendent Dr. Kevin Dickerson. Rust began her career at Milford School District over 25 years ago. “Edna Rust has been a shining star of the Milford School District for over 30 years,” Dickerson said. […]
On 11/04/2018 at approximately 7:56 p.m., the Milford Police Department Patrol Division was dispatched to a possible burglary in progress in the 100 block of SE Second St. The reporting person advised that they observed approximately 3 sets of flashlights on in an abandoned residence. Officers responded to the residence and located three subjects inside […]
by Terry Rogers Kent County Tourism recently announced that Milford has been named the 2018 Village of the Year. The City will be recognized for the award at the Annual Celebration of Tourism Luncheon and Awards Ceremony on Friday, November 9. In addition to the town’s recognition, Downtown Milford, Inc., the Chamber of […]
by Terry Rogers On Thursday, October 18, as a blustery wind blew across the Delaware Bay, Governor Jack Markell, local legislators and council members stood along the marshes in Slaughter Beach to break ground for a new boardwalk that is scheduled for completion in the spring. Mayor Harry Ward of Slaughter Beach kicked off […]
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 […]
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 […]
