Milford was teeming with people sporting their shamrocks and green garb for the Downtown Milford Inc. (DMI) Pub Crawl. Almost 1,000 people wandered around downtown, checking out bars, restaurants and even a few businesses offering tastings, drink and food specials along with music. Two buses transported revelers from the downtown area to Surf and Turf, Mispillion River Brewing and EasySpeak …
This Week’s Top Headlines Include: Milford goes green Award-winning photographer works available for purchase at Milford Museum Food Bank programs look beyond handing over box of groceries State programs like EDGE help women-owned businesses grow Billboard mocks Milford mayor, council as wanted for theft Education groups costing ⅓ of state budget face JFC Bayhealth to build new childcare center in …
Click on the image below to view as a PDF This Week’s Top Headlines Include: Headlines Pub Crawl a huge success in downtown Milford Culture Milton Community Food Pantry to hold groundbreaking ceremony Business Milford Conversation to feature Workforce Development Initiative Government & Politics Public reviews Milford streetscape plans Council reviews SE Transportation Improvement District plan Education State to get …
Click on the image below to view as a PDF This Week’s Top Headlines Include: Headlines Shock Vinyl opens in Penny Square Culture Remembering the Blizzard of 1888 Ground broken for new playground and ball courts Business Arby’s final site plan approved by Planning and Zoning Pub Crawl returns to downtown Milford Government & Politics City passes pedestrian ordinance State …
With the pandemic finally in the rearview mirror, many people are looking forward to events for the upcoming year, many of which have had to be cancelled or scaled down since 2020. Several organizations are looking forward to bringing back some of the events that have looked different over the past few years or have been missing completely. “We are …
by Terry Rogers DMI hopes to bring back Light up the River this year Downtown Milford Inc. (DMI) presented its annual report to Milford City Council on March 28. James Rabe, President of DMI, presented an overview of the past year as well as a look at their future three-year plan. “The total indirect and direct economic impact …
