Board of Registrars to spend four days processing mail-in ballots at Town Hall. Also in today's brief (1 items): Registrars to process mail ballots this week.
Milford's Youth Commission moved forward on staffing with two new Activities Coordinator hires and tightened volunteer screening rules at its September meeting, while postponing broader capital planning conversations, including whether to bring in an outside consultant.
Home sales in Milford climbed sharply in September even as prices slipped slightly and fewer properties were on the market, Milford Patch reports.
Milford Police Department welcomes new officer Lillian Sears from another Massachusetts community.
Milford's Select Board holds its regular meeting tonight at 6 p.m. at Town Hall.
Slick City indoor slide park debuts in Milford, giving families a new weekend attraction. From our own coverage: Slick City indoor slide park opens in Milford.
Milford election officials will test voting machines at town hall ahead of November balloting. Also in today's brief (13 items): Housing Authority holds regular meeting; Select Board meets Monday at town hall; Schools facilities subcommittee convenes Tuesday; Retirement Board meets at town hall.
Milford football beats Natick 28-7 as Rosenberg's three touchdowns honor his late father. Also in today's brief (9 items): Milford musicians honored at Local Vibe Music Awards; Geriatric Authority board meets at Countryside Health Care; BVT school committee holds revised meeting notice;…
Milford deed filings show 11 property transfers in September but only one disclosed sale price. From our own coverage: Deed filings show just one sale price. Also in today's brief (14 items): Town offices closed Monday for Columbus Day; Parks Commission meets Tuesday afternoon; Youth Co…
Milford recorded 11 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only one, 2 Highland Ave., carried a sale price in registry data so far: $75,000, sold to Navy Federal Credit Union. The other 10 transfers, including two Maloney family trust transfers and two mortgage-company transfers
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