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Historical Commission approves $2,411 budget, welcomes new member

Milford Historical Commission welcomed Marsha Mancuso as a new commissioner and reported a $2,411 annual budget beginning in July, with $142.53 returned from the prior year. The commission, led by Chairman Robert Andreola, unanimously approved amended minutes correcting the May attendance record.

Historical Commission · Meeting of June 10, 2026

Milford Historical Commission welcomed Marsha Mancuso as a new commissioner and reported a $2,411 annual budget beginning in July, with $142.53 returned from the prior year. The commission, led by Chairman Robert Andreola, unanimously approved amended minutes correcting the May attendance record. Retiring Associate Commissioner Mary Villani was replaced by Mancuso, who has contributed significantly through photograph organization, visitor assistance, and historical writing.

The commission discussed potential fall programming including a possible "Lizzie Borden" event for October and the return of antiques appraiser Eric Mulak, though dates were not finalized. The Upper Charles Trail submitted a request for Milford-focused signage suggestions. The next meeting is scheduled for August 12 at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall.

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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of June 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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