by Terry Rogers Bayhealth is now requiring all employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine under new federal regulations As many hospitals began requiring all staff to be vaccinated for COVID-19, Bayhealth was one of the few healthcare systems who allowed their staff to either be vaccinated or submit to weekly tests under the recommended CDC guidelines. With a …
Code changes approved in City of Milford
by Terry Rogers The City of Milford has updated several sections of the building code Milford City Council approved several ordinances designed to update several sections of the city code. This has been a project conducted through the Planning Commission in partnership with the City Solicitor. “The purpose of this process is to implement the goals and recommendations …
Tiny Homes offered to Milford for homeless
by Terry Rogers An artist rendering of what one of the tiny homes being offered to Milford could look like At a recent City Council Workshop, Sylvia Carson, Director of Positive Points as well as Tim Lamberto, Vice-President of Property Management and Joe Hill, Maintenance Specialist for Arbor Management, presented council members with details on a tiny home …
M&T Bank building conditional use approved
by Terry Rogers A conditional use was approved for the former M&T Bank building Zack King, owner of EasySpeak, Penney Square and the former M&T Bank building, came before Milford City Council on Monday, January 24 to request a conditional use for the bank building. King and his wife, Marissa, recently purchased the property and were requesting the …
Wrestling Falls to C.R.
By Kevin Eickman Last Wednesday, Milford and Caesar Rodney competed in what was expected to be a close wrestling match. The annual battle between the Bucs and Riders is always highly anticipated, due to the familiarity between the two programs. Former Milford coach Dan Rigby is now at the helm for Caesar Rodney, but more importantly, given the geographic …
National fast-food location planned for former Wendy’s location
by Terry Rogers Two nationally recognized fast food restaurants may be coming to Milford Although not ready to release the name of the fast-food company he is in talks with, Arthur Helmick of Helmick Milford received approval for a conditional use allowing for two fast food restaurants on the site of the former Wendy’s location in Milford. Helmick …
Bayhealth offers virtual urgent care
by Terry Rogers Bayhealth@Home allows you to seek urgent care from the comfort of your home Bayhealth recently announced that it was offering Bayhealth@Home, a virtual urgent care option that allows you to get medical care sitting at home on your sofa, even in your pajamas. According to Kevin Snyder, Vice-President of Marketing and Communications, the hope is …
Milford Library offers February programs
by Terry Rogers Milford Library will offer an estate planning program in February The Milford Public Library has announced several unique programs that are coming up over the cold winter months. These programs are designed to help you battle cabin fever, learn new skills or information or just to have a little fun. “Many people find the task …
Legacy Coffee opens in Milford
by Terry Rogers Legacy Coffee is now open in the UNITED Church location on North Dupont Highway UNITED Church has a goal to become a place where people can gather, a space where people feel like family when they walk in the door. According to Pastor Kenneth Wagner, the church wants to be a place where anyone feels …
Milford young professionals encouraged to attend Chamber group
by Terry Rogers The 3oh2 YP group through CCGM is designed for young professionals to network and gain volunteer experience The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford (CCGM) wants young professionals to dip their toes into networking with like-minded people while also helping them add some volunteer experience to their resume. In an effort to help young people …









