FIELD HOCKEY CORRECTION The Nov. 22 story wrapping the Buccaneers’ season incorrectly stated that sophomore Bailey Masten was named second All-State. Masten, however, was named first team All-State as was Hannah Zimmerman. We apologize for the error.
Reindeer Stampede a huge success
STAFF REPORT The 24th annual Reindeer Stampede at Killens Pond State Park Saturday was another rousing success, as 173 runners participated in the event which benefits the Milford High School cross country teams. Liam MeGinnis took the men’s 5K title in a time of 17:30, while Keely Arndt was the female winner recording a time of 21:30. In addition …
Milford Wellness Villages continues to provide community healthcare services
As Milford Wellness Village continues to expand its services, they have a busy few weeks planned where they plan to offer additional healthcare to the community. On November 29, Milford Wellness Village, in partnership with the Sussex County Mobile Unit from the Delaware Division of Public Health Community Health Services, will offer free vaccinations and testing kits. “There is no …
The Village and Venue to open in former Keir building
The building at 27 South Walnut Street has a rich history, housing everything from Derrickson’s Clothing Store to, most recently, Josephine Keir Unlimited, a high-end décor and furniture store. Recently, the building was purchased by Zack and Marissa King who are leasing the building to Taylor Rettano who plans to open The Village and Venue. “The eatery part of The …
City discusses waivers for new Food Bank building
Milford City Council recently approved waiver requests from the Food Bank of Delaware related to the new building they are constructing in the Milford business park off of Airport Road. One waiver, totaling $106,000, did not require council approval, but two others totaling $249,000 required approval not only from council but from Carlisle Fire Company as well. “The first waivers …
Gallery 37 celebrates 10th anniversary
After retiring from teaching, Marcia Reed knew she wanted to open a gallery as a second career although she intended to open one in her native Massachusetts. She reconnected with David Pickrell, her now husband, who was president of Italian International Belting in Newark. The two dated in high school from the age of 15 to 23 and reconnected after …
Milford woman to perform at Carnegie Hall
Margaret Swinchoski, a flutist who resides in Sugar Maple Farms, will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Palisades Virtuosi at Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall on November 29. The performance will include nearly 100 new works, including those written for the group by Rita Blacker, Adrienne Albert and Patrick D. Finley. Special guests will include Adrienne Albert, Eric Ewazen and more. “We …
Milford Museum receives Santa donation
The Milford Museum was recently the recipient of the Jane Pugh Churchman Santa Collection, an extensive collection of memorabilia collected over many years. The family of Churchman, who was born in Leipsic and later lived in Dewey Beach, generously donated the items to spread her Christmas spirit. The figurines include ceramics, ornaments and animated figurines. The collection is now on …
Milford Field Hockey season review
By DAVID McCALLUM There’s an old saying in sports saying every game matters – whether it’s the season’s first game or the last. Unfortunately for Milford’s field hockey that adage was painfully true in 2022. Going into the regular season’s final game, the Buccaneers needed a victory against Indian River and some help to make it into the Division I …
City of Milford invites Public to S. Walnut Street Traffic Calming & Bike/Pedestrian Concept Plan Open House
The City of Milford will host a public input meeting on Thursday, Dec. 15 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at City Hall, 201 S. Walnut Street, Milford, DE. The City and its traffic engineering consultant, Century Engineering, Inc., will be available during the two-hour period to gather feedback on a proposed S. Walnut St. Traffic Calming & Bike/Pedestrian Concept …