Middle School project moves forward, demolition begins

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The Milford Middle School project on Lakeview Avenue moved forward recently after the Milford School District Board of Education approved the submission of construction documents to the State Division of Facilities Management as well as a bid from DIS Associates LLC in Elkton, Maryland, to begin demolition of portions of the building. “Tonight, we are seeking approval to submit construction …

 SSP Presents Its Fall Mystery Thriller

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Second Street Players is excited to present its fall mystery thriller, Strictly Murder. It’s 1939; World War II is in the not too far distant future. An English couple, Peter and Suzy, are living in an idyllic remote cottage in Provence. But the peace they so enjoy is shattered; not by the rumblings of the looming war, but by the …

EDGE Grant webinar series offered

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The Delaware Division of Small Business will offer two webinars to assist businesses in applying for the Encouraging Development, Growth and Expansion (EDGE) Program which will reopen on September 1. The program provides grants to five STEM-based companies who could receive up to $100,000 for eligible expenses while five Entrepreneur Class (non-STEM) companies could receive $50,000. The first webinar is …

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Mispillion Bridge undergoing testing after repair

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According to DelDOT, testing has begun on the Mispillion River drawbridge after months of repairs to the historic structure. The bridge has been closed since February as crews work to repair damage caused after the bridge was struck two separate times by construction equipment. “Testing of the drawbridge function is underway and we expect to reopen the bridge soon,” Charles …

Dancing in the Streets theme for August Third Thursday

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The theme for the August Third Thursday, planned for August 17 from 4:30 to 8 PM in downtown Milford will be “Dancing in the Streets.” People are encouraged to come downtown and enjoy family-oriented music with DJ Baez. “Third Thursday is designed to bring people downtown to see what we have to offer,” Janne Collins, Executive Director of Downtown Milford …

Waves Car Wash opens in Milford

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Waves Car Wash, located in the former Duck In Car Wash location, opened in Milford recently. The company has been in operation since 2016, opening their first location in Lewes and offering a full-service car wash. “Full service means we clean the interior for the customer,” Jonathan Ackaoui said. “Most of the industry has gone in the direction of “express …

$50,000 gift to help Nemours expand audiology services in Sussex

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Nemours Children’s Health, Delaware Valley announced a $50,000 donation from The Meoli Family McDonald’s Restaurants in support of audiology services. This funding aims to expand audiology care and services at Nemours Children’s Health, Milford, increasing access for children and families in southern Delaware. The donation will also support the installation of a second audiology booth at this location. “Nemours Children’s …

Milford Library plans many “cool” programs in August

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If you are looking for a place too cool off during August, usually the hottest month of the year, Milford Public Library is a great option. Not only can you find some relief from the heat, you can develop new skills or learn new things with their upcoming August programs. “On Saturday, August 12, we have partnered with the Milford …

Special Olympics Summer Camp planned for Camp Barnes

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Special Olympics Delaware is hosting its annual summer camps on August 5-7 and 13-15 at Camp Barnes in Frankford. More than 60 athletes and dozens of counselors are attending each session as the organization celebrates its 22nd summer of offering the traditional camp experience. Summer camp is one of the most anticipated events of the year for Special Olympics athletes of various ages and abilities. Campers participate in several traditional camp activities while …