East Gate Farms offers many options for fall decorating As the weather begins to cool, thoughts turn to decorating the inside and outside of your home for fall. Pumpkins, mums and other fall foliage are a great way to create a colorful look, both outside and inside, but there are a few tips that you may want to keep in …
Emily Volkomer tries her hand at axe throwing in the Kiss My Axe trailer Scott Harris explained that Kiss My Axe, an axe throwing mobile trailer he and friends developed, was a natural progression from his 20 years as a mobile DJ. The idea developed one evening when he was visiting a friend and the friend’s wife wanted to go …
American Police Hall of Fame and Museum honors MPD Sr. Corporal Timothy Webb with Law Enforcement Purple Heart City of Milford Police Chief Kenneth Brown on behalf of the American Police Hall of Fame and Museum will present Senior Corporal Timothy “TJ” Webb with the Law Enforcement Purple Heart Award on Monday, Sept. 27 during the City Council meeting at …
Milford School District voted Monday, September 20 to approve the use of COVID rapid testing for students and staff. The testing is free, and parents would be required to give consent for their child to be tested. Children whose parents signed them up for the program would be tested weekly or bi-weekly in an effort to identify asymptomatic students. “Should …
By Kevin Eickman From left to right: Jonja Willey, Faith Mitchell, Taylor Humes and Eric Perry One of the more underappreciated sports during the fall season is that of cross country. With the season just getting underway, this year’s Buccaneer team is hoping to build off a winning season from last year, when both the boys and girls teams finished …
By Kevin Eickman It was all coming to an end now; the Milford defense knew what was coming and it was powerless to stop it. Play after play the visiting Lake Forest Spartans kept on pounding the ball against a wilting Buccaneer defense. Any hope of a Milford comeback had long since evaporated, it was simply trying to get the …
On Saturday, September 18, the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford sponsored the 20th anniversary of the Riverwalk “Freedom” Festival. After cancellation last year due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, Chairperson Angela Dorey wanted this to be the very special and she was not disappointed. “I think the event was the best ever,” Dorey said. “It was so very special …
Trick or Treat is scheduled for Sunday, October 31 from 5 to 7 PM in Milford On Monday, September 13, Milford City Council approved a resolution to hold Trick or Treat on Sunday, October 31. The resolution stated that “the children of Milford are free to enjoy the fun and festivity associated with the observance of Halloween Trick or Treat …
By Kevin Eickman Without traffic it takes about an hour and forty minutes to get from Milford to North County H.S. in Glen Burnie, Maryland. With traffic, and there is always traffic on a Friday, it can take a lot longer. That was just the case last Friday as it took Milford’s football team about two and a half …
At their regular meeting, Milford City Council heard from Mike Svaby, Public Works Director, who explained how it is becoming increasingly difficult for the city to manage the over 6,000 trash, recycling and yard waste pickups they make per week. Some of the issues are related to staffing shortages which Svaby stated have existed for the entire year he has …
