Milford recorded 12 property deeds from Aug. 28 through Sept. 26, but only two carried a sale price in the registry data reviewed for this report. Those two sales ranged from $50,000 to $60,000, with a median of $55,000. The top recorded sale was 1 Gibbon Ave., which sold for $60,000 to Bank of
Select Board leads five town meetings this week, from sewer to tree warden hearings. Also in today's brief (6 items): Retirement Board meets Monday afternoon; Milford soccer hosts Stoughton Monday; Select Board holds regular meeting Monday; Regional transit board meets Tuesday in Framin…
Milford schedules a public forum to explain High School rebuilding options amid rising cost estimates. From our own coverage: School building panel eyes $200 million town cost; School Committee weighs immigration policy, HVAC repair. Also in today's brief (10 items): Public forum planne…
Breakfast chain First Watch plans to open a new restaurant on Fortune Boulevard in the former TGI Fridays space. Also in today's brief (8 items): First Watch plans new Fortune Boulevard location; Town Clerk's Office reports limited staffing; Milford police K-9 Titan retires after 8 year…
Milford recorded 14 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only one has a posted sale price so far: $384,000, for a property with Blackpearl Holding LLC as seller and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc and Radius Financial Group Inc as buyers. The other 13 transfers,
The Commission on Disability rejected Michael Visconti's bid for chair in a 0-4 vote, keeping Julie Gonzalez in the role. Gonzalez committed to increasing attendance while the commission focuses on visibility and supporting residents with disabilities. Robyn Bratica-Edwards was sworn in as a new
Milford recorded seven property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds data. Three of the seven listed a recorded sale price, ranging from $25,000 to $105,000, with a median of $45,000; the other four had no price recorded yet. The top recorded sale
Milford zoning board approved three development permits in evening session and continued a fourth. The Board unanimously approved special permits for Maria Calzolaio (200-square-foot salon at 230 Purchase Street) and Rafael De Oliveira (second-floor bedroom addition), and granted a variance to
The Finance Committee reviewed the high school building project status, with costs now projected at approximately $200 million, double initial estimates. Superintendent of Schools Craig Consigli and High School Building Committee Chairman Jonathan Bruce presented the grades 9–12 configuration
Milford Youth Commission hired two Activities Coordinators and approved $22,656.72 in warrants. The commission voted 8-0 to hire Sami Ettahiri and Kassio Fernandes as Activities Coordinators pending CORI background clearance.
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