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Robert Johnson Award
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Submitted ... 2017-10-13 MONTGOMERY LODGE – On the 5th of October, the Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts bestowed the Robert H. Johnston Service Award to Paul Nevins of Milford, MA. The award is named for Robert H. Johnston, a World War II Marine, and a Mason for 60 years. Brother Johnston served the Country, and Fre [more]
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Joe Dalleva Named Plains Man of the Year
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By Kevin Rudden Staff Reporter/Columnist ... 2017-10-13
Retired Stop & Shop produce manager Joseph Dalleva was named this year’s “Man of the Year” at the 36th Annual Plains Association Reunion dinner, held on October 1 at the Italian-American Veterans Post. “I want to thank you all for nominating me,” he said after being recognized.
The Plains [more]
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Summer Food Service Program Provides 9,500 Meals
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By Melissa Orff Staff Reporter ... 2017-10-13 Some of the many workers and volunteers who helped make the Milford Summer Food Program a success are, l-r: Kiara Farias, Cristielly Prado, Moss Lynch, Joe Carneiro, Lisa Recchia, AnnMarie Kinhart, Kimberly Mu-Chow. Contributed photo
Over 9,500 meals were distributed this summer in [more]
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Field of Flags Discussed on 30 Minutes with the Town Crier
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By Kevin Rudden Staff Reporter/Columnist ... 2017-10-13 Citizens for Milford members are featured on the current episode of 30 Minutes with The Town Crier, discussing the “Field of Flags” at Draper Memorial Park and plans to distribute of Medals of Liberty at the November 10 Veterans’ Day ceremonies to the families of eight Milford residents who were [more]
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Water Company Acquisition on September 26 Special Town Meeting Warrant
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By Kevin Rudden Staff Reporter/Columnist ... 2017-09-21 Town Meeting Members will decide next Tuesday, September 26, whether Milford should spent $63 million to buy the privately owned Milford Water Company and create a town department overseen by an elected Board of Water Commissioners.
Specifically, there are five articles on the warrant up for a vote:
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Retail Marijuana Voted Out in Milford
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By Kevin Rudden Staff Reporter/Columnist ... 2017-09-20
By a 676 vote margin, Milford’s voters decided on September 19 not to allow retail marijuana cultivation, testing facilities, product manufacturing and retail sales in town. A Zoning By-law amendment carrying out their decision still has to be enacted at the October 30 Special Town [more]
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