This Week’s Top Headlines Include: Headlines Land east of Route 1 denied request to change Comp Plan Culture Downtown Milford reveals county divider marker Showcase your talent at the Milford Library Business Council approves change to former flower shop location First Third Thursday event a success Education School tax components explained Bill to bar school boards from raising property taxes …
Local musicians, spoken artists and writers are asked to come out to the Milford Library on June 18 from 6 to 9 PM and share their talents at an Open Mic night. The event will be held in the Richard M. Johnson Amphitheater. “This is intended for an adult audience and performers,” Carolyn Tabor, Program Coordinator for the Milford Library, …
This Week’s Top Stories Include: Headlines Surf Bagel to open Milford location Culture Seth Kibel Trio to perform free concert Milford Library will be the subject of 2nd Friday in April Business Council approves expansion of Teal Creek Plaza Government & Politics City Council supports repair of Mispillion drawbridge Education Matthew Bucher running for At-Large School Board seat Jalyn Powell …
This Week’s Top Stories Include: Headlines Fry Farm industrial park MOU signed Culture Milford’s political star: John M. Clayton Business Peachy Keen Salon open for business Downtown Milford, Inc. Announces New Executive Director Passwaters opens permanent makeup studio Government & Politics City of Milford Launches MyMilford App Council liaison assignments tabled due to FOIA questions Council discusses changes to meeting …
This Week’s Top Stories Include: Headlines National fast-food location planned for former Wendy’s location Culture Music School welcomes new Milford Campus director Milford Library offers February programs Business Legacy Coffee opens in Milford Pletcher to present at Milford Conversations Milford young professionals encouraged to attend Chamber group Government & Politics City of Milford Residents to Receive Survey As revenues rise, …
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After 44 years with the Milford Public Library, Kay Hudson announced recently that she plans to retire. She began her career at the library in 1977 and became the director in 2000. “I decided that at my age, it was probably time,” Hudson said. “My husband retired 23 years ago. My children have kind of been pushing for it telling …
The Milford Public Library provided its annual report to Milford City Council, giving an brief synopsis of what the library had done over the past year. According to Kay Hudson, Director, the library has continued to operate during the pandemic. “We tried to determine how we could help people while we were closed due to the governor’s orders,” Hudson said. …
