Milford's Zoning Board approved a three-unit residential conversion at 55 Congress Street on July 9, 2026. The board unanimously endorsed Lucio E. Simoes' Special Permit application under Zoning By-Law Section 3.1.3, imposing conditions to limit the first-floor unit to three bedrooms and requiring
Milford Zoning Board approves conversion of long-vacant dental office into third apartment at 53-55 Congress Street.
Milford Select Board voted 2-1 on a new liquor license. Manager Kailashben S. Patel's Package Store All Alcohol Beverages License application for YUGD, LLC at 146 South Main Street passed with support from Paul A. Mazzuchelli and Thomas J. O'Loughlin while Michael K. Walsh opposed. The board
Milford Select Board approves three alcohol licenses and votes to move the inspections department out of Town Hall.
MILFORD -- June 16, 2026, Milford Planning Board extends special permit for East Main Street wholesale project, approves ADU site plan. The board unanimously granted Route 85 Realty Corp. a one-year extension on its
Milford Select Board declined to participate in state liquor pilot program. The Board voted unanimously against opting into the temporary program signed by Governor Maura Healey on June 8, which would allow on-premises licensees to extend service until 3 a.m. and permit public consumption of
Milford Select Board votes unanimously to opt out of new state extended-hours alcohol law.
Milford Zoning Board reelected its leadership at a June 11 meeting. The board voted unanimously by roll call to return David R. Consigli as Chairman and appoint John Mastroianni Jr. as Vice Chairman. The board also voted unanimously to accept without prejudice the withdrawal of a variance
Library Trustees extended Director Susan Edmonds' contract through July 6 as incoming director Harmony Birch was to take office July 7. Edward Bertorelli moved the extension, which kept Edmonds as consultant and transition aid after July 7. The board also approved a $2,052 tuition reimbursement for
MILFORD -- June 11, 2026, Milford's Zoning Board of Appeals reorganized its leadership and accepted a last-minute variance withdrawal at its June 11 meeting. The board unanimously reappointed its sitting chairman and
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