The Milford Museum American History Series continues with a program about Delaware Governor William H.H. Ross presented by Claudia Furnish Leister on Saturday, January 11, 1:00 p.m. at the Milford Public Library in Milford, Delaware. In this program Leister, retired Milford Museum director, will preview her soon to be published book about Governor William H.H. Ross. As an antebellum Governor …
Masten Headed to Towson
By Kevin Eickman Choosing the right college is never easy, and Milford senior Bailey Masten had the additional pressure of wanting to play field hockey at a high level. After weighing her options, the Milford captain and two-time All-State selection as a midfielder, the choice surprised her a bit. “I had a lot of options, and I really wasn’t looking …
Council approves resolutions related to potential debt
Milford City Council recently approve two resolutions in preparation for possible issuance of debt related to a new water tower and the Milford Corporate Center. The cost of the water tower is estimated to be just over $7 million and would require a referendum. “The water tower has been in the CIP for a few years. Most recently, the engineering …
Council approves procedural changes
At a recent meeting, Milford City Council approved changes to procedures during meetings. These changes impact public comment, agenda items and the rules council will follow in the meeting. “One of the changes we are proposing to add will allow council to remove any item from the agenda and the second is to move the finance report back to the …
Avoid Tax Penalties
Although the focus is on the holidays right now, it is important to remember that tax season is right around the corner. No one wants to receive a letter from the IRS telling them there was an error and they not only owe additional taxes, but penalties which can be significant. Sandra Gulledge of Tax Chicks provides a few tips …
Milford Basketball Wins at Sussex Tech
By Kevin Eickman Milford traveled down to Sussex Tech last Thursday for a much anticipated Henlopen Conference match-up. While Tech would get off to a quick start, draining three constitutive three-pointers to start the contest, it would be Milford who would ultimately find their footing on their way to a comfortable 70-52 victory. After falling behind early in the …
Milford Invitational a Huge Success
By Kevin Eickman Make no mistake about it, William Penn wrestling traveled down to Milford this Saturday for the annual tournament and were the class of the field. The Colonials would net six individual titles in the boys tournament. The winners for Penn would be Julian Philips at 106, Nazeef Bush at 113, Christia Smith at 126, Jason Hugart at …
Southern Delaware Tourism Ambassador Training Program
With tourism growing in the Milford area, there is a need to draw tourists to areas like the Riverwalk, Goat Island and other attractions in the city. Many partners and their front line employees have completed the Southern Delaware Tourism Ambassador training that can help promote the area as a place for tourists. “There is no question that tourism is …
Milford sees second version of marijuana retail location zoning
Last month, Milford City Council was presented with a draft ordinance that would ban all marijuana retail outlets in the city except medical compassion centers and grow facilities. This month, a second draft was presented that would permit retail marijuana facilities with restrictions. “The ordinance would allow marijuana retail stores in the C-3 zoning district by conditional use approval from …
Holiday celebration planned at Brightway Commons
At a recent Milford City Council meeting, Councilwoman Katrina Wilson announced a holiday celebration at Brightway Commons on Saturday, December 21 from 11 AM until 2 PM. The celebration is open to the public. “This is a way to give back to individuals who have done well, grew up in Brightway Commons, or Banneker Heights as it used to be …