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	Middle School closing evokes memories It’s pretty obvious that the Milford Middle School is an old school; the architecture says it all, even if you don’t notice the historic marker at the front of the school on Lakeview Avenue. Still, ne ...	229
	Milford's brand expands Downtown Milford seems to be growing into its brand: River Town, Art Town, Home Town. Many folks might think of art as visual art, such as paintings and sculpture. Others are taking art to new leve ...	157
	Looking back on a great day The first Paddle Pedal Festival and 10K Run is in the history books, and happily so. The festival, the brainchild of Gary Emory, Milford Parks & Rec director, was planned to celebrate the compl ...	380
	Dog plus kids = success It’s probably been at least five years since I first met Nunya and Linda Perfetti at Morris Early Childhood Center. Linda and I were both volunteers/ mentors, and so was Nunya. We are still doing ...	325
	Milford's Farmers' Market. . . a success! We’re in the season of Oktoberfests, fall festivals and Punkin Chunkin is just around the corner. That means the local growing season is winding down and farmers’ markets are either closing or just a ...	264
	Thrilling experience To be honest, this is an experiment in using photos along with text in this blog. . . so here goes! On a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon, young vocalists from the Keenote Korale performed the Natio ...	335
	Success! By all accounts, the Downtown Milford Merchants’ Association Sidewalk Sale got a thumbs up, and from some, a two thumbs up! A sidewalk sale, to some, may not seem like such a big deal, but this ventur ...	348
	Brand is for real! Seems like Downtown Milford is living up to its brand: River Town, Art Town, Home Town. The “River” obviously references the Mispillion that meanders through the heart of the town, paradoxically separ ...	233
	Public input is important At least once a week, someone says “Why don’t we have a Trader Joe’s (Barnes & Noble, Taget, Whole Foods) in Milford? The answer is not a simple one, but if people asking that question had attende ...	408
	'Spruced-up" Milford Museum re-opens Claudia Furnish Leister believes that when people visit a museum, they should have an enjoyable and educational experience.As the Milford Museum director, she believes the museum will exceed those exp ...	335
	New festival focuses on activity Milford will have a new festival this fall: on Saturday, Oct. 13 the Paddle Pedal Festival and 10K Run/ Walk will officially commemorate the completion of the Chaney-Wilmont Greenway. That’s the newes ...	295
	Hometown heroes Six very brave people helped rescue two residents from a house fire last week. On a very hot June 20, at 7:14 p.m. Carlisle Fire Company of Milford responded to the 911-call and arrived to find heavy ...	383
	Help feed the hungry Summer time and the living is easy, but not for everyone. Since school is out for the summer, some kids aren't getting fed. It's unfortunate, but true. Some families have become dependent on meals pro ...	469
	No place to go So here’s an issue nobody is talking about. . . yet. There are no public restrooms in downtown Milford. Yes, there are bathrooms at the Milford Public Library, but they are becoming overused and abus ...	498
	Put your 2 cents in! If you really want to have a say in the future of the Milford community, here’s your chance. The University of Delaware Institute for Public Administration is trying to spread the word to invite Milfo ...	708
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