Ten properties in Milford recorded deed transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only two had a sale price recorded: $150,000 and $400,000, for a median of $275,000. The period's most notable transaction was 44 Mount Pleasant St., which appeared in three separate deeds, including a $400,000 sale to
Eleven property transfers were recorded in Milford between July 31 and Aug. 29, 2026, but only three carried recorded sale prices, limiting market analysis. Among those three, prices ranged from $50,000 to $476,000, with a median of $384,000. The period's top recorded transaction was 9 Mechanic
Milford's Select Board approved completion of a $2.5 million Godfrey Brook Capacity Improvements Project, funded by an $780,000 FEMA Hazard Mitigation grant, which replaced 750 feet of failing granite brook channel with a higher-capacity precast concrete culvert. Engineering required five years;
In Milford, 12 property transfers were recorded with the Worcester County Registry of Deeds between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only one, 42 Claflin St., carried a sale price at $45,000, sold by James and Elizabeth Kingdon to Digital Federal Credit Union.
Milford Public Schools is adding nearly 30 new staff members ahead of the 2026-27 school year, Patch reports. The roster of incoming educators, administrators and support staff, covering classrooms and offices across the district, was published Tuesday as buildings prepare for the retur…
Milford Cultural Council voted to petition the Select Board to remove member Cailyn Grogan for non-attendance and unresponsiveness to outreach. Seven members attended the meeting chaired by Geri Eddins and approved a ~$7,000 financial report and recommendations from the A Tour of Milford project
Ten property deeds were recorded in Milford between July 17 and Aug. 15, but only one, a $250,000 sale at 481 East Main St. from Cardoso Everton Bruno Vieira to Say Something LLC, listed a sale price. With price data available for just one of 10 transactions, the reported price range and median
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a West Street variance and denied a repetitive animal petition. Chair David R. Consigli led the August 13 hearing as the board unanimously approved a variance for Rudolph Lioce III at 294 West Street (Route 140) for building modifications including garage
The Milford Youth Commission met without quorum on August 10 and could not vote on pending warrants. Chair Martin Montoya convened the meeting with four members present in person (Jonathan Capece, Gail Jussaume, Jason Vaz) and one remotely (Christina Wiech), falling short of the threshold needed
Select Board authorized the Town Administrator to negotiate contract terms with Worldband for full information technology services. The board voted unanimously on the authorization, which excludes the school system from the arrangement. Worldband owner Lawney Tinio told the board his 20-person firm
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