by Terry Rogers Sara Pletcher will be presenting information on economic development with the City of Milford at the next Milford Conversations. The next Milford Conversations meeting will be held on Thursday, February 3, from 8:30-9:30 a.m., in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church of Milford, located at 101 S. Walnut St. in Milford. The speaker will …
Music School welcomes new Milford Campus director
by Terry Rogers Mary Jane Vanvestraut recently took the position of director of the Milford location for the Music School of Delaware Mary Jane Vanvestraut has only been the Milford Branch Director for the Music School of Delaware for a few months but she hopes to help the school become a stronger member of the Milford community. Her …
Pletcher to present at next Milford Conversations
by Terry Rogers Sara Pletcher will be presenting information on economic development with the City of Milford at the next Milford Conversations. The next Milford Conversations meeting will be held on Thursday, February 3, from 8:30-9:30 a.m., in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church of Milford, located at 101 S. Walnut St. in Milford. The speaker will …
City of Milford Residents to Receive Survey
by Terry Rogers Randomly selected residents will receive quality of life online surveys to provide information to city leaders. City of Milford officials are pleased to announce they will be conducting a comprehensive quality of life survey this month. The survey will be available online for randomly selected residents and soon after, all residents will be able to complete …
Large boats must find detour around Mispillion River bridge
by Terry Rogers Although safe for vehicle traffic, an accident has damaged mechanisms that will allow the Mispillion River Bridge to open, forcing larger boats to detour around the area. On December 28, a dump truck pulling an excavator on a flatbed truck struck the overhead portion of the Mispillion drawbridge causing significant damage to the machinery, support …
New meeting schedule and minute process for City Council approved
by Terry Rogers Milford City Council voted to change its meeting schedule as well as the process for minutes for future meetings. On Monday, January 10, City Manager Mark Whitfield presented a new meeting calendar for City Council designed to allow for more discussion time. Council meetings would remain on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, …
Brannan Settling in as A.D.
By Kevin Eickman Nick Brannan is settling in as the Athletic Director at Milford. The most difficult job in high school athletics is that of athletics director. This year, after the departure of former Milford Athletics Director Ryan Winkleblech, long-time Milford baseball coach Nick Brannan threw his hat into the ring for the job. “It was something that I …
Council adopts economic incentives for affordable housing
by Terry Rogers Milford City Council approved economic development incentives to encourage low-income housing construction that will lead to homeownership. (Photo courtesy of MHDC Facebook) Milford City Council approved additional economic incentives to assist with the construction of affordable housing designed to lead toward home ownership. The incentives were a suggestion by the Milford Housing Development Corporation. “We …
Milford considers adding residential sprinkler requirement in building code
by Terry Rogers The City of Milford is considering a sprinkler requirement in their building code for new construction At a recent workshop, Milford City Council heard from experts who provided information on the benefits of residential sprinkler systems. The city is considering adding a code to require them in new construction. In addition, the city is updating other …
Council to discuss changes to Comprehensive Plan
by Terry Rogers The City of Milford is considering changing the Comprehensive Plan to designate properties on Rehoboth Boulevard as green space At a workshop before City Council, City Planner Rob Pierce provided council with details on four proposed amendments to the 2018 Comprehensive Plan. Two of the amendments were initiated by city staff while two others were …









