Milford, CT News

• Milford, CT News
• CT Summer Fun Expo
• Plan B Milford's Pre-Prohibition Dinner
• Miford State of the City Address
• New Restaurant Opening On Schooner Lane
• Opening Reception @ the Firehouse Art Gallery - Thursday, May 17 from 6-8pm.
• Mannes Guitar Department Showcase!
• Health, Wellness, and Green Fair
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse presents local blues/rock band THE BLACK SHEEP on F...
• Dr. Nick's Celebrates 25th With Charitable Donations
• Upcoming Events -
• Seeking White Glove Nominations
• Classical Guitar Concert - Saturday, April 14 @ 8PM.
• Beth Pite, April's Artist - Exhibition
• Summer Theatre Camp! -
• The Friday night Performance Coffeehouse is SOLD OUT!
• Only a few tickets left!
• Milford Photographer moonlights as “Model for national magazine”
• Join us for the Reception & Awards Ceremony tomorrow night at 6:30pm!
• National Poetry Contest 2012 -
• Nicole Pasternak & Friends -
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Trust Awards $1,750 In Mini-Grants To Local Students
• Opening Reception for MIXED MEDIA Exhibit is tonight at the Firehouse Art Galler...
• Join us for this very special performance!
• D'Antonia to Exhibit at SoBoBo Gallery
• MILFORD SENIOR CENTER SEEKS INPUT FROM MILFORD RESIDENTS OVER 55
• Environmental Data Resources Launches New City Directory Images
• Performance Coffeehouse tomorrow night!
• MILFORD SENIOR CENTER RECEIVES DONATION TO FUEL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
• Stonebridge Rest Milford Band Line Up Spring 2012
• Environmental Business Journal Awards 'Commonground' with Industry Leadership Award
• This is the last weekend for Eastbound Theatre's production of Sister Mary Ignat...
• Environmental Business Journal Awards 'Parcel Platform' Business Achievement Award
• Milford Progress, Inc’s Public Meeting
• EBT play opens tonight @ Milford Fine Arts Council!
• Milford Chamber Health & Wellness Council Announcements
• MFAC's Performance Coffeehouse opens the new year with a performance by KRISTIN...
• OYSTER FESTIVAL DONATES TO FOOD BANK
• Silent String on Milford Green
• The Heavy Pets At Daniel Street
• Fern Tausig Receives Advanced Professional Training
• Beth-El Center Sixth Annual ‘Spirit Of Love’ Concert
• PrisCo Consulting Receives Award, Appointed to N.E.W. Board
• Antelope Networks Celebrates 3 Year Anniversary
• MILFORD SENIOR CENTER OFFERS SENIORS HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces 2011 Festival of Lights and Tree Lighting
• CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT TONIGHT! Cary Grant & Rosalind Russell star in HIS GIRL FRI...
• AUDITION NOTICE: MFAC's Eastbound Theatre will hold auditions for "Sister Mary...
• MFAC's Visual Arts Committee is accepting artwork for its HOLIDAY SHOW & SALE:...
• Beth-El Center 'Spirit of Love' Concert Presents The Yale Whiffenppoofs and Elm City Girls’ Choir
• VETERANS HONORED AT MILFORD SENIOR CENTER
• Greg's Auto Body Event Benefits Boys & Girls Village
• Milford Progress, Inc. – Meeting
• Safety Solutions LLC Announces New Classes, New Locations
• Boys & Girls Village Benefits From Classic Car Show at Greg's Auto Body
• DISABLED VETERANS DONATE TO FISCHER HOUSE
• Eastbound Theatre's production of ROPE opens tonight and runs through October 23...
• Stop by the Opening Reception of THE FOUR SEASONS at the Firehouse Art Gallery o...
• Man Man - Performance
• MFAC Weekend Events!
• Free SAT Boot Camp In Milford
• The Firehouse Art Gallery will be receiving artwork on September 29, 30 & Octobe...
• MOVIE NIGHT! The 1936 film classic, My Man Godfrey will be shown at Milford Cen...
• 19th Annual Platt Tech 5K Race And Fun Walk
• The Opening Reception for the Humans Exhibit at the Firehouse Art Gallery will t...
• Free SAT Boot Camp at Milford Public Library
• The Sand Sculpture Competition has been CANCELLED due to Hurricane Irene. See y...
• MFAC Events -
• Great American Sand Sculpture Competition -
• Back to School for Milford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Visual Arts Committee Seeks Volunteers -
• The Firehouse Art Gallery is accepting artwork for a new exhibit titled HUMANS....
• Langhorne Slim And The Law - Live Performance
• Legacy's Life Takes Us on a Third World Excursion
• Firehouse Exhibit & Tango Show
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Summer Nights By Harbor Lights Concert Series 2011
• New England Arts & Crafts Festival This Weekend! -
• BALANCE PROGRAM AT MILFORD SENIOR CENTER
• 25th Annual New England Arts & Crafts Festival -
• 25th Annual New England Arts & Crafts Festival - July 9 & 10 from 10am-5pm on Milford's Downtown Green. Celebrate the weekend at this beautiful, historic location close to the train and harbor. Festival features over 100 fine Art & Cra
• Calling All Photographers…and Fast!
• Wall of Art Student Art Contest Winners
• Discover and Explore Tuscany with the Milford Chamber of Commerce
• ABSTRACTIONS Exhibit opens tomorrow at the Firehouse Art Gallery. Please join us for the Opening Reception from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through July 21. Gallery hours: Thurs. - Fri., 12-5pm. Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue,
• Red, White and Blue Spectacular
• Doing great things for 20 years
• Last chance to see INCORRUPTIBLE at Milford Center for the Arts! Eastbound Theatre's production of Michael Hollinger's dark comedy, Incorruptible ends this weekend. Friday & Saturday at 8PM and Sunday at 2PM. Tickets $15 general admissio
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Announces Summer Nights By Harbor Lights Concert Series 2011
• MILFORD SENIOR CENTER NEEDS HELP IN DRESSING TEDDY BEARS
• BIC Golf Classic To Benefit The Milford Chamber Trust Fund
• INCORRUPTIBLE opens tonight! Eastbound Theatre presents Michael Hollinger's bawdy farce satirizing the fragility of faith in the face of survival. This dark comedy about the dark ages is a fun, gentle look at how we humans gleefully twist our conv
• Arts in Milford - June 2011 -
• Call for Student Artists
• Free SAT Boot Camp To Help Students Prepare for Upcoming Test
• Nice article on the Botany Exhibit at the Firehouse Art Gallery.
• ‘Strut Your Stuff’ business expo and health fair
• Prep's SCC baseball schedule
• Join us tonight for an evening of Jazz with THE RICHIE HART QUARTET. All tickets are $15! Richie Hart, guitar; Joe Corsello, drums; Rick Petrone, bass and Joe McWilliams, piano. Purchase tickets online at www.milfordarts.org or call 203-878-6647.
• MFAC Art & Jazz Events -
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Trust Scholarships 2011
• The New England Guitar Society presents - Yale School of Music, Guitar Department Showcase - Saturday, May 14 at 8PM. Tickets $15. Purchase online at milfordarts.org or call 203-878-6647. Two bright and talented graduate students of the Guitar Departm
• Arts in Milford - May 2011 -
• Kentucky Derby Party -
• Hans York Concert Tomorrow! -
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse presents HANS YORK on Friday, April 29 at 8PM. Don't miss the chance to hear this International Recording Artist and Award Winning Songwriter, hansyork.com. All tickets just $10! Purchase tickets online at www.milfor
• Karen C. Dolinski
• Dawn Davis Mashtare
• Fun day with puppets at Milford Center for the Arts! Click on link to view.
• Join us this evening from 6-8PM for the Opening Reception of BLUES at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Ave., Milford. Light refreshments will be served. The exhibit will be on view through May 12, 2011. Visit www.milfordarts.org for more infor
• An evening of fine JAZZ with DUANE HUFF & FRIENDS - FRIDAY, APRIL 15 at 8PM. Duane Huff on percussion, Morris Trent on bass, Marcel Blanchet will handle drums, Carolyn Raming, vocals and Kalim Zarif on piano. All tickets $15, purchase online at mil
• National Computer Camp at Fairfield Univesrity
• Arts in Milford - April 2011 -
• Our Farm Share Program for 2011
• Milford Progress, Inc. Seeking Nominations for White Glove Award
• 5th Annual Milford Earth Day Celebration
• Spanish Guitarist, RAFAEL AGUIRRE MINARRO to perform at Milford Center for the Arts on Saturday, April 2 at 8PM. His recent success in winning the first prize in more than 10 international competitions quickly put him on the forefront of the classical g
• Upcoming Events at MFAC -
• Police search for Newtown man
• 32nd ANNUAL STUDENTS' ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW - March 31 - April 30, 2011. Milford students from kindergarten through high school are invited to submit their original art and craftwork on Saturday, March 26 from 9AM-12PM at Milford Center for the Ar
• CASSANDRA KUBINSKI in concert tomorrow night at 8PM! "Cassandra is a rarity. She's a talented singer/songwriter working in a tradition very similar to the legendary solo artists of the early to mid 1970's..." Billy Joel. MFAC Perf
• Jazz Concert Tonight! -
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Awards Mini Grants To Local Students
• MICHAEL COPPOLA & THE YOUNG LIONS featuring SAM WEISER on violin - Friday, March 18 at 8PM. Join us for this memorable jazz evening. Tickets $15. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Ave., Milford. Purchase tickets online at milfordarts.org or call 2
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces Small Business Success Accelerator 2011
• BOOK GROUP FORMED AT MILFORD SENIOR CENTER
• One Sweet Dream McCartney Tribute
• The New England Guitar Society presents French guitarist, Philippe Bertaud this Saturday, March 5 at 8PM! All tickets $15. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Ave., Milford. milfordarts.org
• Arts in Milford - March 2011 -
• CALL FOR ARTISTS - The Firehouse Art Gallery will be accepting artwork for its new exhibit "Myths & Legends" on Sunday, February 27 & March 3-5 from 12-5PM. The exhibit will run from March 10-April 7, with an Opening Reception on Thurs
• Home invasion, sexual assault reported at Wildermere Beach home
• Governor's plan would put tek schools under local control: Platt principal not pleased
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse presents folksinger MICHAEL JOHNATHON on Friday, February 25 at 8PM. Michael Johnathon is a songwriter, author and playwright who explores the folk tradition at its purest. Bob Spear of Heartland Review says "Take the
• Report outlines school board attendance
• Malloy takes questions at area forum
• Board debates job description and pay for new school position
• Teachers asked to be reasonable regarding student absences this week
• If you were sorry to see the snow end, you're in luck: Light snow predicted tonight
• Charles Island deer killed to preserve bird habitat
• State Rep. Kim Rose will be available to talk about state issues
• Missing woman found dining at restaurant
• Milford girl dies after battling brain tumor
• Republicans honor local police commissioner
• Sting operation nets alleged car thieves
• Police praise students for reporting 'suspicious' person
• Last weekend for Eastbound Theatre's THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (abridged) at Milford Center for the Arts! Friday & Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 2PM. Tickets $15 general admission, $12.50 seniors & students. Order tickets online at www
• Parent outraged at school board attendance
• Reports indicate Milford Borders will close
• Malloy's budget includes higher taxes and spending cuts
• Police looking for missing woman
• Shaw wins P&Z chairmanship
• Milford's Irish Man and Woman of the Year named
• Meet the Artist shows back on for this year
• Wind advisories in effect for tonight
• City reports error on grand list calculation: Grand list didn't increase, it decreased
• Slossberg proposal addresses affordable housing appeals process
• Milford Doctor Goes Green
• Police say two men employed 'distraction-style' theft techniques
• Flood potential above normal
• Two high profile cases continued in court
• Arts in Milford - February 2011 -
• Please join us for the Opening Reception - INTERIORS EXHIBIT at the Firehouse Art Gallery - Thursday, February 10 from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through March 3, 2011. Gallery hours: Thursday - Sunday 12-5pm. Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Na
• State representative issues statement about Facebook
• Milford man charged with sexually assaulting juvenile
• Hearing draws no opponents to Bayview Beach area cell tower
• Wintry mix arrives late tonight; air quality alert issued for Monday
• City and school budget plans go before finance board Wednesday
• Railway schedule amended through March 4
• Forecasters monitoring 'small to medium sized' storm
• Businessman hopes hookah lounge will get green light to open
• MFAC's Eastbound Theatre presents...THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (ABRIDGED). A laugh riot 500 years in the making. Play opens tonight and runs through February 20. Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. Tickets are $15 general admiss
• Another inch or two of snow predicted this weekend
• East Shore students moved to Foran due to roof concerns
• Connecticut Beatles Night In Milford
• Milford cancels February vacation due to snow days
• School board to discuss impact of snow days on school calendar tonight
• Connecticut Siting Council holds hearing at 3 and 7 p.m. today on proposed Melba Street cell tower
• The Opening Reception for the INTERIORS EXHIBIT at the Firehouse Art Gallery will now take place next Thursday, February 10 from 6-8pm. The public is cordially invited. Exhibit is on view February 4 - March 3, 2011. Gallery hours: Thursday - Sunday 1
• Jonathan Law senior is this year's Miss Emerald Isle
• Several people injured when building collapses in Milford
• Collapse reported on Woodmont Road
• Minor accidents reported throughout state
• No school Wednesday in Milford
• Still bracing for nastier weather: Some city meetings canceled
• Alternate side of the street parking on East Broadway
• Animal Control helps 'unstuck' swan from frozen pond
• School canceled: Snow expected to intensify
• No school today in Milford
• Firefighters issue storm advisory letter
• Snow expected to develop Tuesday at daybreak
• Harry Byrne named this year's Milford St. Patrick's Day Parade grand marshal
• Oh no, more snow in the forecast
• School officials say halted stimulus dollars impacting this year's budget
• Fine Arts looking for mural artists
• No school Friday in Milford
• Milford firefighters ask residents to clear snow from hydrants
• Plowing truck hit pedestrian, then drove away
• City man leads Frank Viele & the Manhattan Project, performing locally
• A sea of white: No school, many roads still covered in snow
• No school today in Milford
• Main storm system expected to arrive soon, with heavy snow overnight
• Early dismissal Wednesday
• New Goodwill store officially opens tomorrow
• Free tax help at Milford Senior Center
• Milford schools have 90-minute delay today: Snow expected to end by 10 a.m.
• School board votes on 2011-12 budget
• Police looking for trio who allegedly took money from Corner Convenience
• Extreme cold delays school today
• Milford schools have 90-minute delay Monday
• Orange and Milford explore animal control partnership
• School news: East Shore hosts geography bee
• It’s Good Businesses to Contribute to the Community
• Fire officials ask for help clearing snow from hydrants
• Snow and ice make mail delivery difficult
• Upcoming Events -
• School board may vote on budget tonight or Monday
• Police looking for man who allegedly stole food from Shop Rite in November
• More snow expected tonight
• Reports of building collapse
• At night's end, vote for P&Z chairman deadlocked
• Still a P&Z tie after more than an hour
• Tonight's school budget meeting canceled
• Freezing rain expected to start turning to rain midday
• Contentious zoning board meeting repeats tonight
• Semi-Annual Membership Meeting canceled tonight.
• No school today
• Snow and ice expected to impact three rush hours
• Death of UConn student last year leads to talk of limiting outsiders at Spring Weekend
• Martin Luther King ceremony today at 4 p.m.
• Two concerts at Center for the Arts this weekend! Friday, January 14 - Milford Folk Music Society at 8PM. Tickets $10. Sunday, January 16 - New England Guitar Society Members' Recital at 6PM. Donations accepted at the door. For more information
• Police name suspect in 2001 murder of Kelsey Monahon
• Cooking, languages and more offered at Adult Education
• Cooking, languages and more offered at Adult Education
• Tonight's school budget meeting canceled
• Schools closed a second day
• Goodwill unveils new store Jan. 27
• Officials say clear snow in key areas: Blocked furnace pipe led to carbon monoxide build-up in one home
• Milford reporting 9 to 19 inches of snow
• No school Wednesday in Milford
• School board set to start discussing 3.9% proposed budget increase
• Cummings compensated for extra work
• Milford's forecaster predicts nine inches of snow
• Milford meets new school superintendent
• Annual Martin Luther King ceremony Sunday
• Flags to fly at half staff following Arizona shooting
• Heavy snow predicted Tuesday night
• DeLauro will discuss Affordable Care repeal efforts with Milford seniors today
• New school superintendent to be appointed tonight
• Health Department offers leadership training for parents
• Winter weather advisory in place until 8 p.m.
• New school superintendent expected to be officially appointed Monday
• Polansky agrees to plea deal
• Milford schools announce early dismissal due to snow
• Stomach illness sends Foran students home sick
• Winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow
• Milford Hospital's first 2011 baby arrives Jan. 3
• Davis named vice chair of state environment committee
• P&Z meeting cut short in clash over chairmanship
• Police looking for purse thieves
• Police Commission changes: Chairman steps down, and former member reappointed
• Family intends to sue UConn in connection with student's death
• School officials discuss response to new state graduation law
• Kennedy Center lands $35,000 grant
• Milford man awaits sentencing on ammunition charge
• Pay tax bills by February 1 to avoid interest
• Freedom Lawn winners announced
• Oyster Fest committee distributes funds to local groups
• Milford Celebrates founder ponders resurrecting year-end celebration for 2011-12 New Years Eve
• In Milford, recycle or throw out Christmas trees
• Orange and Milford probate courts officially merge Dec. 29
• Alternate side of street parking in effect until further notice
• Commission report ready for governor's office
• Light traffic in Milford as city clears roadways
• Blizzard warning remains in effect until noon
• Major winter storm expected to hit Sunday
• Milford teacher stages play in Shelton
• Anderson case heads to trial
• Energy program could save schools millions
• Docs with Milford Physician Services may split if contracts aren't pleasing
• Christine Ohlman Live DVD Filming Rescheduled
• Toy drive brings gifts to hospitalized children
• Milford boy gets new wheelchair after brutal battle with cancer
• Parent advises caution on use of alcohol testing devices at Milford school events
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Trust Donates to Beth-El Center
• Two schools in partial lockdown most of Friday
• Two arrested in Milford pot bust
• One man's trash is another man's art
• Acri named VFW district teacher of the year
• Local teen band kicks it up a notch on Disney stage
• Happy Holidays -
• Law cheerleaders bound for Daytona
• School board apologizes to high school athletic directors
• School board expected to offer Windsor superintendent Milford job today
• Milford Junior Midget cheerleaders rank second in nation
• Baba Booey coming to town this Friday
• Alderman skeptical of creating new committee to brainstorm cost-cutting measures
• Visit to possible new superintendent's school 'went well'
• I-95 accident shuts two lanes
• Unexpected donation will help send kids to preschool
• St. Peter's hosts Boys Choir tonight for Christmas concert
• Rohrig case expected to go to trial
• Ambriscoe case continued in court
• Academy offers residents a chance to learn about a cop's life
• Local actor brings holiday classic to life at Milford Library
• MFAC Holiday Art Boutique continues through December 17 Stop by and view the artwork. Prices perfect for gift-giving. Support the ARTS and buy something handmade this year!
• Police warn of scam by Signature Sports
• School board eyes finalist in superintendent search
• Saturday is last day for extended transfer station hours
• Milford man sentenced for selling firearms to felon
• Elderly couple falls victim to roof repair scam
• City offers flu shots through Dec. 9
• Case continue against teen charged in UConn student death
• Students set stage for broader Torch Run participation
• Police looking for burglary suspects
• Weekend concert benefits Milford homeless shelter
• City plans holiday concert
• The Milford Consortium For Child Care Initiatives, inc. Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Lamplight Stroll: Holiday shopping plus a festive downtown
• AUDITION NOTICE: Sunday, December 5 & Tuesday, December 7 at 8PM. The Complete History of America (Unabridged) by Adam Long, Reed Martin & Austin Tichnor. Directed by Tom Rushen. A laugh riot 500 years in the making. Seeking 3 performers, 20
• Trial decision may come Dec. 21 in Anderson case
• Annual Lisman HOLIDAY CONCERT - Sunday, December 5 at 4PM - Milford City Hall, 110 River Street. Donations accepted. Join us for a lovely interlude of classical and holiday music in the busy month of December. Performers include the Harpeggios, Gary H
• Arts in Milford - Dec. 2010/Jan. 2011 -
• Milford Toys for Tots welcomes donations
• Wind update
• JENNIFER LEITHAM TRIO - Friday, December 3 at 8PM. Jazz bassist, composer, and vocalist Jennifer Jane Leitham has been referred to by noted jazz critic Leonard Feather as the "left-handed virtuoso of the upright bass." Leitham is best known f
• Jury acquits two of three alleged White Wolves
• REBECCA NAPOLITANO OF LAURALTON HALL HONORED AS THE ‘NEWS 12 CT/MSG VARSITY SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK’
• Revised legislation makes popular Celebration of Trees better than it was last year
• Seat belt compliance increases
• Foran students compete on Cablevision 'Challenge'
• Tree lighting tonight
• Orrin Bolton And Friends Performance
• Police monitor congested traffic spots starting tomorrow
• Photos With Santa
• Milford women team up to raise money for families of fallen Bridgeport firefighters
• Music in December -
• DEP hits CVS with fines for environmental violations
• Foran students sent home early due to roofing odors
• Alleged white supremacist trial takes break for Thanksgiving
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Announces ‘2010 Festival Of Lights And Tree Lighting’
• Platt Thanksgiving meal warms bellies of needy in the area
• Schools consider expanding use of alcohol screening devices
• HOLIDAY DECORATING WORKSHOP - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 from 1-3PM. Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford. Join us for making wreaths, garlands, table centerpieces and other creative holiday decorations. Basic unadorned wreaths will be availab
• MFAC Holiday Art Boutique -
• Pillowcases for troops
• Lawyers say agent entrapped defendants in White Wolves case
• Clergy Association plans Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
• Pledge to ban political signs takes back seat to Santa
• A number of burglaries reported over weekend
• Watch live video here tonight if Bridgeport voting hearing
• Opening statements began today in 'white supremacist' case
• City has new emergency notification system: Residents may sign up now
• Historical Society announces gingerbread house contest
• New school attendance policy would remove attendance from grade calculation
• Foran Choir performs at Lord & Taylor Monday
• Sentencing in white supremacist case continued to January
• School budget process begins with 'pessimistic' outlook
• School board agrees to sign settlement with two school principals
• Police suspicious of men who told elderly couple they worked for water company
• Update: Ambriscoe and Rapo cases
• Four students arrested at Jonathan Law after fight
• Milford cop with new heart attracts 'rock star' sized crowd
• Host of meetings scheduled tonight
• Police checking seatbelts today through Nov. 21
• Foley, 'confident' in results, concedes governor's race to Malloy
• Mayor declares Zoe Anyan day in Milford: Fund-raiser planned for girl with cancer
• No settlement reported in Polansky case
• Japanese Band Bo-Peep Tours The Northeast US
• Alex Cuba To Present Award At 2010 Latin Grammys
• American guitarist CHRISTOPHER LADD will perform "Classical Guitar Favorites from Three Centuries" at Milford Center for the Arts on Saturday, November 6 at 8PM. Tickets are $15. Order online at milfordarts.org or call 203-878-6647. Tickets
• CHRIS COOGAN CONCERT - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 at 8PM. The MFAC is very excited to welcome back this multi-talented performer. His last concert was sold out! Don't miss the chance to see Chris Coogan and his band live. The evening will open with an a
• Performance Coffeehouse presents ELLEN WOLOSHIN. Friday, October 29 at 8PM. All tickets $10! New York native Ellen Woloshin performs her own original songs, as well as fresh interpretations of some classic tunes. For tickets visit milfordarts.org or
• Paul Davis, 117th incumbent, discusses key issues
• Peggy Rogers, 117th candidate, talks about job growth
• Police warn of auto vandals
• 118th District candidate Greg Smith
• 118th District candidate: Kim Rose
• 118th District candidate: Rocco Frank
• Residents can meet candidates at St. Mary's forum Oct. 28
• Roy and German vie for 119th District
• The Grownup Noise, Just Back From a National Tour, Play At Daniel Street In Milford
• UConn may call for moratorium on Spring Weekend in light of Milford man's death
• FOI briefs expected Friday regarding police tape deletions
• Rohrig case continued again
• Chamber organizes forum to meet local candidates
• Goodwill store readying to move to bigger location
• Milford's Meet the Artists and Artisans shows come to an end
• Marino vows to bring fresh ideas to legislature
• Slossberg promises to focus on job creation
• Walk for homeless this weekend in Milford
• Downtown rocks with special shopping event tonight
• WORKING FROM A LIVE MODEL - Back by popular demand, the Visual Arts Committee of the MFAC is offering artists an opportunity to draw or paint from a live model. Saturdays, Oct. 23, 30 and Nov. 6, 13 & 20 from 10AM-1PM. Fee: $60 per person for 5 we
• Lauralton grad shares experiences from Afghanistan with students
• Lauralton grad talks to students about service in Afghanistan
• Milford police officer gets a new heart
• NUTMEG SYMPHONIC POPS ORCHESTRA SEEKING MUSICIANS
• McMahon brings campaign to Milford
• Tour Old Milford Cemetery Today
• Police retain lawyer in tape destruction case
• Lots of items up for bid at annual police auction
• Devon pedestrian hit by car succumbs to injuries
• Joys shared in 71-year marriage
• Special voter registration sessions coming up
• GOP leader expects Saturday rally for McMahon to attract national media attention
• OPEN DOORS OF DOWNTOWN MILFORD AUCTION - Sunday, September 19 at 4PM. Come bid on a door or vote for your favorite! This is a free to the public art exhibit where artists are asked to create a work of art using a door. This juried art exhibit, designed
• 31st ANNUAL STUDENTS' ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW - May 5 - 14, 2010. The Milford Fine Arts Council invites Milford students from kindergarten through high school to submit their original art and craftwork to the 31st Annual Students's Arts & C
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse opens season this Friday, September 24 with TONY AIARDO! Tony is a composer, pianist, vocalist and performer that has been hailed for his writing, playing, singing and performing ability. All tickets $10! Purchase tickets
• PARKER's TANGENT performs at MFAC Performance Coffeehouse this Friday, April 30 at 8PM. New Haven based art rock band Parker's Tangent plays original rock music based in the blues and roots traditions. This group of experienced musicians incl
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The MFAC Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT, announces its October exhibit. The theme is AFTER DARK. It runs October 7 - November 4, 2010. There will be an Opening Reception Thursday, October 7th from 6:00 –
• The New England Guitar Society presents: THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL, under the direction of Sharon Isbin on Saturday, May 1 at 8 PM. In this annual fundraiser for the Milford Fine Arts Council, guitarists Joao Kouyoumdjian and Gohar Vardanian will represent
• Classic Movie Night: ROPE - Thursday, September 30 at 7PM. Director Alfred Hitchcock's first color suspense feature starring Jimmy Stewart. Free admission & popcorn. Refreshments available for purchase. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Aven
• SAVE THE PLANET exhibit opens Thursday, May 20 at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford. The public is invited to the Opening Reception on Thursday, May 20 from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through June 17.
• New clock shop is reminiscent of bygone days
• DARREN LITZIE TRIO, FRIDAY, MAY 21 at 8PM - Last jazz concert of the season at Milford Center for the Arts. Tickets $15 ($12 for MFAC MEBMERS). Darren Litzie, piano; Chris DeAngelis, bass and Jerrod Cattey on drums. Order tickets online at milfordarts
• ARGENTINE TANGO Summer Dance Classes with Gem Duras ~ Mondays, May 24-July 12 at Milford Center for the Arts. This class is for everyone interested in the authentic way of dancing tango and its music. There will be two levels, one for beginners or thos
• Eastbound Theatre's production of BROOKLYN BOY opens this Friday, JUNE 4 and runs through JUNE 20. Friday and Saturday performances 8PM, Sunday matinees at 2PM. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12.50 seniors & students. Order tickets onlin
• 24th ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL - JULY 10 & 11, 2010! Come out and support local artists & artisans while listening to great music and enjoying lunch from one of our fabulous food vendors. Join us for this annual festive week
• ARTEXPO 2010 - Friday, July 9 at 8PM. Doors will open at 7:30PM. The event will feature performances from the Milford Folk Music Society and will also feature artwork by local artists. A $5 donation will be accepted at the door. Come help us kick-off
• Wine tasting nets $13,000 for Bodie's Place
• 2010 SIDEWALK CHALK CONTEST WINNERS: 1st place: Christine & Ben Rodriguez, "The Fox & The Peacock," 2nd place: Mark Henrichsen, "An Elephant's Faithful 100%," 3rd place: Shaileen Hathaway, "Buoy is it Hot!"
• THE SEAFARER - OCTOBER 8 - 24 - Eastbound Theatre, a division of Milford Fine Arts Council, presents the first show of its 17th season, The Seafarer, a thrilling drama by playwright Conor McPherson, directed by Robert Watts. The show runs from October 8
• EASTBOUND SUMMER 2010 - Playwright Jack Rushen of Stratford, CT scored top honors at Eastbound Summer 2010 with his original comedy "86 Jake." Five plays were chosen for the program from a field of 50 submissions that spanned the country and b
• MFAC Celebrates Women's History Month with the ROBERTA PIKET QUARTET on Friday, March 19. Tickets are $15 ($12 for MFAC Members). Pianist Roberta Piket will perform with her own all-women's Quartet from NYC at Milford Center for the Arts, 40
• CLOSE UPS EXHIBIT OPENS TONIGHT! The Firehouse Art Gallery presents a new exhibit with the theme "Close Ups" from July 29 - August 26, 2010. Opening Reception - Thursday, July 29 from 6-8pm. The juror for this exhibit is artist Puneeta Mitte
• VINTAGE MUSIC CONCERT with the KEN LELEN COMBO - Friday, March 26 at 8PM. All tickets $10. The MFAC Performance Coffeehouse proudly presents vintage guitarist Ken Lelen accompanied by Matt Koch on bass. Ken Lelen sings ragtime, jazz and swing tunes fr
• 33rd ANNUAL SAND SCULPTURE COMPETITION - WALNUT BEACH, MILFORD - Saturday, August 7. Registration: 12:30-1:00PM, Sand building: 1:00-4:00PM and Judging: 4:00-5:00PM. Cash awards, Trophies, and Ribbons awarded in various categories. Non-residents pa
• PHOTO EXPO 2010 - Closing Reception & Awards Presentation - Saturday, March 27 at 6PM. Open to the public. This is the last chance to see one hundred wonderful photos on display by many local photographers. Awards will be presented to the winners.
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The Firehouse Art Gallery is accepting artwork for a new juried exhibit with the theme "Bon Appetit." Entries will be received August 26, 27 & 28 from 12-5pm. Any medium except Giclee prints or reproductions. Works may
• The New England Guitar Society presents Spanish guitarist JUAN JOSE SAENZ on Saturday, April 10 at 8PM. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Avenue, Milford, CT. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased on our website milfordarts.org or by calling 203-878-6647
• BON APPETIT EXHIBIT - Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery Thursday, September 2 for the Opening Reception from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through September 30. Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Ave., Milford, CT. 203-306-0016. Gallery
• Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT on Thursday, April 15 from 6-8pm for the Opening Reception of BIRDS. The exhibit will remain on view through May 13, 2010. We are proud to partner with the CT Audubon Coastal Cente
• BOB LASPROGATO & UPTOWN JAZZ - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 8PM - MFAC Jazz Committee opens its 2010/2011 season with the return of this popular jazz group out of Wesport, CT. Tickets $15 (Season subscriptions available at the discounted price of $50!).
• JAZZ Concert tomorrow night! The MFAC Jazz Committee is excited to present the MARTY ISENBERG TRIO from NYC on Friday, April 16 at 8PM. Marty Isenberg is a graduate of Foran High School, Milford, CT and a recipient of a Milford Fine Arts Council grant,
• Residents can comment on Plan of Conservation at meeting tonight
• ARGENTINE TANGO Summer Dance Classes with Gem Duras ~ Mondays, May 24-July 12 at Milford Center for the Arts. This class is for everyone interested in the authentic way of dancing tango and its music. There will be two levels, one for beginners or thos
• Eastbound Theatre's production of BROOKLYN BOY opens this Friday, JUNE 4 and runs through JUNE 20. Friday and Saturday performances 8PM, Sunday matinees at 2PM. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12.50 seniors & students. Order tickets onlin
• 24th ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL - JULY 10 & 11, 2010! Come out and support local artists & artisans while listening to great music and enjoying lunch from one of our fabulous food vendors. Join us for this annual festive week
• ARTEXPO 2010 - Friday, July 9 at 8PM. Doors will open at 7:30PM. The event will feature performances from the Milford Folk Music Society and will also feature artwork by local artists. A $5 donation will be accepted at the door. Come help us kick-off
• 2010 SIDEWALK CHALK CONTEST WINNERS: 1st place: Christine & Ben Rodriguez, "The Fox & The Peacock," 2nd place: Mark Henrichsen, "An Elephant's Faithful 100%," 3rd place: Shaileen Hathaway, "Buoy is it Hot!"
• EASTBOUND SUMMER 2010 - Playwright Jack Rushen of Stratford, CT scored top honors at Eastbound Summer 2010 with his original comedy "86 Jake." Five plays were chosen for the program from a field of 50 submissions that spanned the country and b
• MFAC Celebrates Women's History Month with the ROBERTA PIKET QUARTET on Friday, March 19. Tickets are $15 ($12 for MFAC Members). Pianist Roberta Piket will perform with her own all-women's Quartet from NYC at Milford Center for the Arts, 40
• CLOSE UPS EXHIBIT OPENS TONIGHT! The Firehouse Art Gallery presents a new exhibit with the theme "Close Ups" from July 29 - August 26, 2010. Opening Reception - Thursday, July 29 from 6-8pm. The juror for this exhibit is artist Puneeta Mitte
• VINTAGE MUSIC CONCERT with the KEN LELEN COMBO - Friday, March 26 at 8PM. All tickets $10. The MFAC Performance Coffeehouse proudly presents vintage guitarist Ken Lelen accompanied by Matt Koch on bass. Ken Lelen sings ragtime, jazz and swing tunes fr
• 33rd ANNUAL SAND SCULPTURE COMPETITION - WALNUT BEACH, MILFORD - Saturday, August 7. Registration: 12:30-1:00PM, Sand building: 1:00-4:00PM and Judging: 4:00-5:00PM. Cash awards, Trophies, and Ribbons awarded in various categories. Non-residents pa
• PHOTO EXPO 2010 - Closing Reception & Awards Presentation - Saturday, March 27 at 6PM. Open to the public. This is the last chance to see one hundred wonderful photos on display by many local photographers. Awards will be presented to the winners.
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The Firehouse Art Gallery is accepting artwork for a new juried exhibit with the theme "Bon Appetit." Entries will be received August 26, 27 & 28 from 12-5pm. Any medium except Giclee prints or reproductions. Works may
• The New England Guitar Society presents Spanish guitarist JUAN JOSE SAENZ on Saturday, April 10 at 8PM. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Avenue, Milford, CT. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased on our website milfordarts.org or by calling 203-878-6647
• BON APPETIT EXHIBIT - Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery Thursday, September 2 for the Opening Reception from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through September 30. Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Ave., Milford, CT. 203-306-0016. Gallery
• Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT on Thursday, April 15 from 6-8pm for the Opening Reception of BIRDS. The exhibit will remain on view through May 13, 2010. We are proud to partner with the CT Audubon Coastal Cente
• BOB LASPROGATO & UPTOWN JAZZ - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 8PM - MFAC Jazz Committee opens its 2010/2011 season with the return of this popular jazz group out of Wesport, CT. Tickets $15 (Season subscriptions available at the discounted price of $50!).
• JAZZ Concert tomorrow night! The MFAC Jazz Committee is excited to present the MARTY ISENBERG TRIO from NYC on Friday, April 16 at 8PM. Marty Isenberg is a graduate of Foran High School, Milford, CT and a recipient of a Milford Fine Arts Council grant,
• OPEN DOORS OF DOWNTOWN MILFORD AUCTION - Sunday, September 19 at 4PM. Come bid on a door or vote for your favorite! This is a free to the public art exhibit where artists are asked to create a work of art using a door. This juried art exhibit, designed
• 31st ANNUAL STUDENTS' ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW - May 5 - 14, 2010. The Milford Fine Arts Council invites Milford students from kindergarten through high school to submit their original art and craftwork to the 31st Annual Students's Arts & C
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse opens season this Friday, September 24 with TONY AIARDO! Tony is a composer, pianist, vocalist and performer that has been hailed for his writing, playing, singing and performing ability. All tickets $10! Purchase tickets
• PARKER's TANGENT performs at MFAC Performance Coffeehouse this Friday, April 30 at 8PM. New Haven based art rock band Parker's Tangent plays original rock music based in the blues and roots traditions. This group of experienced musicians incl
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The MFAC Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT, announces its October exhibit. The theme is AFTER DARK. It runs October 7 - November 4, 2010. There will be an Opening Reception Thursday, October 7th from 6:00 –
• The New England Guitar Society presents: THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL, under the direction of Sharon Isbin on Saturday, May 1 at 8 PM. In this annual fundraiser for the Milford Fine Arts Council, guitarists Joao Kouyoumdjian and Gohar Vardanian will represent
• Classic Movie Night: ROPE - Thursday, September 30 at 7PM. Director Alfred Hitchcock's first color suspense feature starring Jimmy Stewart. Free admission & popcorn. Refreshments available for purchase. Center for the Arts, 40 Railroad Aven
• SAVE THE PLANET exhibit opens Thursday, May 20 at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford. The public is invited to the Opening Reception on Thursday, May 20 from 6-8pm. The exhibit will remain on view through June 17.
• Possible suicide at Gulf Beach
• DARREN LITZIE TRIO, FRIDAY, MAY 21 at 8PM - Last jazz concert of the season at Milford Center for the Arts. Tickets $15 ($12 for MFAC MEBMERS). Darren Litzie, piano; Chris DeAngelis, bass and Jerrod Cattey on drums. Order tickets online at milfordarts
• Man charged with cruelty to animals for allegedly yelling at police dog
• Board of Aldermen meet tonight at 7:30
• Trumbull woman arrested after pedestrian hit in Milford
• Law class of 1975 to hold its 35-year reunion
• Dr. Frank Gruskay: Fifty years as pediatrician
• Propane collections today
• What's happening this weekend in Milford
• State Senate candidates spar over issues
• Columbus Committee donates bocce courts to Milford
• Harborside science teacher makes top 15 list for the state
• Ambriscoe case continued to Nov. 4
• Classic Movie Night: ROPE - Thursday, September 30 at 7PM. Director Alfred Hitchcock's first
• Bomb threat targets Stop & Shop stores
• Committee seeks public input on new Milford superintendent
• Fire at courthouse in Milford
• Worker rescued from trench on West Mayflower Place
• College fair planned at Jonathan Law
• Police seek suspects in similar larceny cases
• Milford Actor's Workshop to begin fall/winter season
• Changes to train fares to go to hearings
• Deadline nears to register to vote
• Weekend happenings include new bocce court dedication
• Small Business Institute Begins In Milford
• Concerned Citizens group surprises young woman with power wheelchair
• Police investigating indecent exposure report
• Fall art show on green this weekend
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The MFAC Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT, announces its
• Dr. Gruskay: Fifty years treating local children
• Some debate over age of city cannon
• MFAC Performance Coffeehouse opens season this Friday, September 24 with TONY AIARDO! Tony is a co
• Slossberg and Marino debate state issues
• GOP announces candidate forum: It's tonight
• Milford named among best communities for youth fourth year in a row
• Shovels hit ground for long-awaited playground
• Case against Milford cop charged with manslaughter continued to October
• Irish Festival Saturday downtown
• Police investigating armed robbery at salon Thursday
• History and politics unite for GOP meet-and-greet
• Beware heavy winds tonight
• Great River residents push for sewers
• Unique artistic doors up for auction Sunday
• Milford man pleads guilty to selling firearm to felon
• OPEN DOORS OF DOWNTOWN MILFORD AUCTION - Sunday, September 19 at 4PM. Come bid on a door or vote f
• This hot dog vendor can make you laugh
• City avoids using eminent domain to acquire land for new firehouse
• Meadowside Road man dies following motorcycle crash
• Caswell Cove boat launch not likely to open
• Weather alert: Thunderstorms threatening
• The old Gloria's Farm Market leveled this weekend
• Remembering September 11
• Milford piano teacher, 77, recently named to music honor roll
• Conservation Commission aims to honor people dedicated to environment
• PARKER's TANGENT performs at MFAC Performance Coffeehouse this Friday, April 30 at 8PM. New H
• The New England Guitar Society presents: THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL, under the direction of Sharon Isbin
• SAVE THE PLANET exhibit opens Thursday, May 20 at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, M
• DARREN LITZIE TRIO, FRIDAY, MAY 21 at 8PM - Last jazz concert of the season at Milford Center for t
• ARGENTINE TANGO Summer Dance Classes with Gem Duras ~ Mondays, May 24-July 12 at Milford Center for
• Eastbound Theatre's production of BROOKLYN BOY opens this Friday, JUNE 4 and runs through JUNE
• MFAC's Eastbound Theatre presents - LOVE, SEX and the IRS, a hilarious comedy by Billy Van Zan
• 24th ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL - JULY 10 & 11, 2010! Come out and support
• Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT on Thursday, February 4 from
• ARTEXPO 2010 - Friday, July 9 at 8PM. Doors will open at 7:30PM. The event will feature performan
• THE BLUELIGHTS concert on Friday, February 26 is SOLD OUT! Upcoming concerts at Center for the Art
• 2010 SIDEWALK CHALK CONTEST WINNERS: 1st place: Christine & Ben Rodriguez, "The Fox &
• The New England Guitar Society will present Paraguayan guitarist, LUZ MARIA BOBADILLA on Saturday,
• EASTBOUND SUMMER 2010 - Playwright Jack Rushen of Stratford, CT scored top honors at Eastbound Summ
• MFAC Celebrates Women's History Month with the ROBERTA PIKET QUARTET on Friday, March 19. Tic
• CLOSE UPS EXHIBIT OPENS TONIGHT! The Firehouse Art Gallery presents a new exhibit with the theme &
• VINTAGE MUSIC CONCERT with the KEN LELEN COMBO - Friday, March 26 at 8PM. All tickets $10. The MF
• 33rd ANNUAL SAND SCULPTURE COMPETITION - WALNUT BEACH, MILFORD - Saturday, August 7. Registration:
• PHOTO EXPO 2010 - Closing Reception & Awards Presentation - Saturday, March 27 at 6PM. Open to
• CALL FOR ARTISTS: The Firehouse Art Gallery is accepting artwork for a new juried exhibit with the
• The New England Guitar Society presents Spanish guitarist JUAN JOSE SAENZ on Saturday, April 10 at
• BON APPETIT EXHIBIT - Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery Thursday, September 2 for the Opening Re
• Join us at the Firehouse Art Gallery, 81 Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT on Thursday, April 15 from 6
• BOB LASPROGATO & UPTOWN JAZZ - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 at 8PM - MFAC Jazz Committee opens its 2010
• JAZZ Concert tomorrow night! The MFAC Jazz Committee is excited to present the MARTY ISENBERG TRIO
• Milford man pleads guilty to firearm sales
• 31st ANNUAL STUDENTS' ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW - May 5 - 14, 2010. The Milford Fine Arts Counci
• Police looking for man who exposed himself at playground
• Anderson son case continues Sept. 16
• City holds Sept. 11, 2001 ceremony this Friday
• Fire engines roll into town Saturday for Engine 260 muster
• St. Gabriel's invites inactive Catholics to talk about rejoining church
• Roadside sobriety checks today and tomorrow
• Plovers gone: Work resumes Tuesday on beach boardwalk
• Driver takes out early warning system siren at Bayview Beach
• Checkpoints target drunk drivers in Milford today and tomorrow
• I-95 center lane closed at 3 p.m.
• I-95 accident in Milford cleared
• Rainbow appears over Milford beaches: All quiet here
• Mayor on Earl: "Effects should be minimal"
• Rosemary Court sewer project to get a second look
• Earl update
• Coast Guard advises boaters to check their mooring lines
• New judge rotated in to hear Rohrig case
• Earl expected to "glance" coast
• Earl update at noon Thursday
• Coast under tropical storm watch
• Vandalism and produce theft prompt request for garden gate
• No name yet for new boardwalk
• Teenager hit by car on the way to school
• Storm update: Heavy rains still in the forecast
• Accident closes Route 8 at Exit 11 in Shelton
• Route 8 Car Crash
• Cities tracking Earl: Milford official predicts heavy winds and rain
• Beach commission may discuss boardwalk name at tomorrow's meeting
• Beach commission may discuss boardwalk name at tomorrow's meeting
• Walk for homeless is Oct. 17: Captains meeting this week
• Police identify young woman critically injured in Sunday accident
• Tartaglio hosts his first golf classic, featuring motivational speech
• Milford firefighters respond to Remington Arms blaze in Bridgeport
• Gulf Street closed for car accident early Sunday morning
• Tour today passes Milford's artistic doors
• Extensive blaze at former Remington Arms sends smoke billowing into air
• Extensive blaze at former Remington Arms sends smoke billowing into air
• Milford's Code of Ordinances will soon be online
• Time to register for Folks on Spokes
• Silver Sands Beach reopens
• Missing mall guard found in submerged car off Stratford
• Update: Two high-profile cases back in court next month
• Police looking for woman missing since Aug. 20
• Silver Sands Beach may re-open later today
• More mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus
• Some changes will be apparent when school starts Wednesday, Sept. 1
• Metro-North spared morning's rail problems
• Milford is talk of town for new radio show
• Schools announce bus schedule for new school year
• Checkers Drive-In coming to Milford next spring
• Rell: Good news and bad on economic front
• Groundbreaking set for Bodie’s Place
• Ford Memorial Fountain turns 100
• Milford playwright's piece takes center stage at Quick Center for the Arts this evening
• Soul Asylum musical headliner at Oyster Fest
• Big names vie for shucking title at today’s Milford Oyster Fest
• Oysters and more at festival this weekend: Activities start tonight during Oyster Festival Eve
• Local man attacks police dog, officers during arrest
• Howes: Celebrating 100 years of business
• Metro-North service resumes after Acela knocked out power
• Governor issues drought advisory; state's fire danger remains high
• Milford resident directs Odd Couple: auditions scheduled Aug. 30 and 31
• Tax-free week is going on now; ends this Saturday
• City names Easton resident as new land use director
• Local church takes part in September 11 memorial motorcycle ride
• Sales Tax-Free Week begins Sunday, Aug. 15
• Register in advance for Oyster Fest canoe/kayak and save money
• Polansky case continued again
• Art Doors coming to Milford Aug. 20
• Flashback brings summer concert series to a close
• Higher than usual tides expected today
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Summer Nights By Harbor Lights Concert Series 2010
• Feature Story: Forever Friends
• Ground breaking scheduled for long-awaited Bodie's Place playground
• Golf Commission, school building committee meet today
• Police arrest two in connection with July stabbling
• Milford primary results
• Foley to face Malloy; McMahon wins GOP Senate nomination
• Athletic directors denied chance to speak at school board meeting
• Oyster Fest coming up Aug. 21: Committee will steer help to BP oil spill victims
• Milford family wins top award in sandsculpture contest
• Big old tree coming down
• Police looking for trio involved in armed robbery at Red Roof Inn
• Teen charged with stealing jewelry from house guest
• Sand sculptures take shape today at Walnut Beach
• Undercover Milford cop helps nab Massachusetts man on sex charges
• Howes: A Milford pharmacy since 1910
• Sewer project expected to start moving forward next month
• Milford appoints Easton woman to new land use director job
• Sandcastle building contest Saturday at Walnut Beach
• Summer celebration benefits at-risk youth
• Pre-trial conference Sept. 10 for man charged with death of UConn student
• Caswell Cove residents finally get their park
• I-95 northbound accident cleared
• City approves new police contract
• Resident pens play about P.T. Barnum
• Bobby J's says sand tiger shark caught in Milford nothing to fear
• Possible first for bird-watchers in Stratford
• Bobette's pushes for state fame with clams casino chowder
• Community sponsored agriculture program augments two city farmers markets
• Competition benefits fallen firefighter fund
• Tax bills due Monday to avoid 1.5% interest
• Ice Cream Run kicks off Walnut Beach Fest Sunday morning
• TEAM accepts applications for early education program
• Police nab woman who robbed mother at gas station
• Find music and arts at Walnut Beach Day Sunday
• Milford woman among those indicted for mortgage fraud
• Milford woman has been teaching piano more than 60 years
• Hanging baskets still a mainstay at landmark bridge
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Summer Nights by Harbor Lights Concert Series
• Charges against Desiree Fontaine dismissed
• Stabbing in Devon
• Milford man sentenced to 15 months for embezzlement
• Lost dog tale has a happy ending
• Desiree Fontaine scheduled to appear in court tomorrow
• Summer Celebration benefits youth at risk
• Police nab fugitive from justice facing incest charges in Puerto Rico
• Chamber of Commerce will close August 2 for week of summer shut down
• Is your lawn chemical-free? You could be a winner
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for later today
• Pre-trial hearing scheduled Aug. 20 in Ambriscoe case
• Two grants benefit Boys & Girls Village
• Power failure closes mall
• Polansky case continued
• Sign company charged in 2009 wall collapse at mall
• Sand sculpture contest coming up Aug. 7
• Polansky in court again tomorrow
• Educators study CAPT/CMT scores for trends
• Commentary: A word on the heat
• DEMHS says severe thunderstorms possible
• Despite efforts, historic elm tree fails to rebound
• Area at 'moderate risk' for severe storm later
• Soul Asylum headlines at Oyster Festival
• Woodmont Day set for July 31
• Washington Field often too muddy for play
• Milford Senior Center Welcomes New Members
• No more donations needed for injured dog
• Man charged in death of UConn student may face civil suit too
• Resident pens play about Bridgeport legend P.T. Barnum
• Milford woman graduates Army Quartermaster School
• Milford teen places first in pageant
• Milford to get $167,000 for emergency operations
• Police making sure house numbers are correct
• Wanda: Still making candy after all these years
• Milford Hospital names chief operating officer
• School official comments on CAPT/CMT scores
• Relay for Life's 'Ceremony of Hope,' takes place July 22
• Supportive housing dedication set for 11 a.m. today
• Ambriscoe case continued to July 21
• Friday night concert features Southford Falls Quartet
• Lineup of performers at Gathering of the Vibes
• Gathering of the Vibes returns to Seaside Park July 29 - Aug. 1
• Shih Tzu missing in Devon area: Have you seen her?
• Accident closes RT 15 North in Milford
• Bill Meddick returns to Fine Arts post July 21
• Dog's owner found, not responsible for injuries: Puppies are fine
• Court dilemma: How long to sentence a man, considering circumstances
• Vegetables, produce and more at farmers market today
• Items from closed St. Ann School will be up for grabs at big church sale
• Ginger the dog expected to recover: Still looking for her puppies
• Milford Boys & Girls Club hopes for a little LeBron James attention
• Woman who died in horrific Darien crash was engaged to marry Milford man
• Time to pay tax bills
• Big Lots opens Friday in Milford
• Burned dog may have been separated from puppies
• Stratford Marine 1 assisting boat with engine trouble
• Sock hop in the works to raise money for Milford Diner restoration
• Assistant school superintendent marks progress of school transition
• Milford man beats cancer; comes back stronger
• Saturday New Haven Line service faces long delays
• Milford man charged with possession of heroin
• Businesses join forces to benefit Rape Crisis Center
• Boys and Girls Village children treated to day of fishing
• Mayor honors local youth for community service
• Governor urges residents to conserve water
• Downtown concerts continue Friday
• City historian does not want to lose more significant houses
• Resigned, but Meddick will return to Fine Arts Council
• Aquarion asks customers to limit water usage
• Heat and air quality an issue today
• Woodmont Farmers Market opens today
• Stay cool: Weather service issues heat advisory
• Desiree Fontaine enters not guilty plea
• Celebrating the Fourth of July
• Two brothers arrested in connection with Walnut Beach fight June 24
• Festival to feature sidewalk chalk art
• Resident in beauty pageant this weekend
• A day at court with Jared Rohrig:Twin accused in sexual assault case
• Large stash of illegal fireworks allegedly seized at Grant Street home
• SHORELINE DENTAL CARE, LLC. WELCOMES DR. SCOTT COHEN
• From Afghanistan to Milford Hospital: Soldier supports wife during delivery
• Grant directed to Rape Crisis Center
• Love Tree can't be saved
• Jan Fugal was a musician and pediatrician: Services tomorrow
• Footage: Desiree Fontaine allegedly shoplifting
• Love Tree broken by lightning
• Devon Day Committee has surrey bike for sale
• Area at 'slight risk' for severe thunderstorm this afternoon
• Dr. Jan Fugal, Milford pediatrician, dies
• Dead, dying bunnies dumped in Twin Brooks Park
• Police fine businesses that sold cigarettes to minors
• Law combines music, literature, for patriotic performance
• Red Cross assisting families displaced in Tuesday fire
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Announces Summer Nights By Harbor Lights Concert Series 2010
• Accident on connector
• Off-shore drilling protest moved to Silver Sands Beach
• Grads talk of identity and life changes
• Fontaine's involvement in upcoming event is uncertain, but United Way director praises her past
• Independence Day Celebration
• Storm leaves downed trees and branches behind
• As in the movie 'Grease', theirs was a summer love that never ended
• Police say fight led to stabbing on East Broadway
• 'Careless smoking' caused Edgefield Avenue fire
• Off-shore drilling protest planned at Point Beach
• Law, Foran graduate tonight
• Fire officials on scene of Edgefield Avenue fire
• Police detail shoplifting charges
• One firefighter injured in Edgefield Avenue blaze
• Shoplifting charge garners attention
• Independence Day celebrations coming up: Fireworks at mall
• Ambriscoe case continued to July 2
• Simon Lake may eventually revert to city ownership
• New assistant city attorney starts next Monday: Predecessor pursues lawsuit
• High school graduations are Wednesday
• Downtown cafe holds reopening ceremony Thursday
• School officials name top teacher, para and parent of the year
• Sikorsky Bridge accident
• Route 15 reopened
• Farmers market opens tomorrow downtown
• New Scout group focuses on the sea
• New state poet laureate hails from Trumbull
• Meddick resigns from fine arts council
• DEP says leave deer fawns alone
• Students persevere to complete outdoor café at West Shore
• Honoring fallen heroes
• Milford house takes top prize for energy efficiency
• Committee outlines improvements for Walnut Beach
• Milford club wants to build a better dog park
• Police commission details thoughts behind chief retiring, then being rehired
• Elderly man hospitalized after crashing car into house
• Early morning crash produced "small" liquid latex spill
• Track crash clogs I-95 northbound
• I-95 Northbound reopened in Milford
• Meeting tonight focuses on beach area improvements
• Milford Senior Center Railroad Club
• Downtown Milford farmers market opens this weekend
• Canine obstacle course unveiled on Milford green
• Law concert Wednesday
• GED graduates saluted
• Sea Scouts coming to Milford
• Milford hires new assistant city attorney
• Safety Day is Saturday
• Case continued against twin
• Cannon back home: Historians continue to study historic significance
• Hugh Gray honored for volunteerism
• Membership at Milford Senior Center is open to Milford Residents 55 and over
• Milford Pirate Festival this weekend
• Nancy Amann graduates with master's degree at age 76
• Police warn of residential burglaries
• Beler, popular and sometimes controversial coach, teacher, dies
• Weather update: Tornado not expected
• Valentine's moving to new location
• 'Visiting' Bridgeport teen arrested at Foran
• Cases against Milford police officer continued in court
• Severe thunderstorm risk this afternoon
• Man dies after ladder hits overhead lines
• Local pediatricians pay fine: Say error based on vague Medicaid policy
• DEMHS monitors possible storm situation
• Boys & Girls Club becomes 20th United Way agency
• Milford pirate festival Saturday, June 12
• Carole Swift named Orange Avenue principal
• Principals moved to accommodate 'sister school' format
• Milford parade tomorrow at 2 p.m.
• Historic cannon expected to be part of Milford parade
• Body confirmed to be missing kayaker from Milford
• Have a dog? Time to get annual license
• Body may be missing kayaker
• Memorial service planned for popular veterinarian
• Stormy night
• City seeks nominees for mayor's youth award
• Connecticut NPDA Elects New Officers (with four H and S fotos)
• DeLauro nominated for 11th term
• School board votes to close Simon Lake, reconfigure elementary schools
• Simon Lake parents will argue tonight against closing school
• Milford Senior Center celebrates 40th anniversary
• Buckle up: Police will be checking
• School board meets Monday at City Hall
• Missing girl returns home
• Memorial Day Parade story 2007 cited in New York Times May 21, 2010
• Piersons don't believe Blumenthal's statement was misleading
• Police search for missing teen
• Milford mother leads fight against MS
• Memorial Day events, parade planned May 30
• UPDATE: All clear at Sikorsky Bridge
• Simon Lake parents post S.O.S.: Save Our Schools
• Mayor backs Cummings' restructuring plan during State of the City address
• No funds restored to education budget
• Blumenthal to address NYTimes report questioning his military service
• Blumenthal admits to ‘misplaced words’ but defends service record
• Budget adopted: Taxes on 'typical' home expected to rise $159
• Local writer publishes Milford history book
• Retiring Law principal says future of education is bright
• Family offers reward for information that leads to missing kayaker
• Free College Planning Workshop at Foran High School
• Author to discuss Coast Guard sailing ship
• Winners named in youth art contest
• Long Wharf Theatre director to speak at Friends of Library meeting
• Two Democrats make political announcements today
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Trust Scholarships 2010
• 2005 Jonathan Law grad lands prestigious Fellowship
• Big crowd expected at Monday school board meeting at Law
• Tale of woe may impact sentencing in embezzlement case
• Milford Mother's Day Story: Seven is Bliss
• Two incumbent probate judges battle over one seat
• Law principal plans to retire
• Foran Post Prom seeks donations
• Parents plead for Simon Lake and K-5 structure
• Milford artist honored for bringing art to city for nearly 50 years
• Ambriscoe case continued again
• Setting eyes on 118th district seat
• Second state grant will help Lauralton preserve historic barn
• Municipal Clerks Week: Visit Milford City Clerk's office and get a free snack
• Milford Chamber Membr Wins Holiday In Belize
• UConn death brings sorrow to Joy Road
• UCONN student from Milford succumbs to injuries
• Milford Diner ready for next step in preservation
• School board to hear budget plan Monday
• Biofuel bill gets local attention
• United Way honors people who make a difference
• Firefighters expect to be on scene of Laurel Avenue fire throughout the day
• Friends anxious about condition of UConn student
• Crowd expected tonight at school board meeting: What measures will board take to close money gap?
• Plan to fix school budget would close Simon Lake and restructure elementary schools
• Milford police officer pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• Time to watch the mosquitoes
• School board to hear budget plan Monday
• Biofuel bill gets local attention
• United Way honors people who make a difference
• Firefighters expect to be on scene of Laurel Avenue fire throughout the day
• Friends anxious about condition of UConn student
• Crowd expected tonight at school board meeting: What measures will board take to close money gap?
• Plan to fix school budget would close Simon Lake and restructure elementary schools
• Milford police officer pleads not guilty in fatal crash
• Time to watch the mosquitoes
• Milford Diner ready for next step in preservation
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Membership Stimulus
• Girls and Computer Camp
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces Educational Meetings with Gubernatorial Candidates
• Milford Earth Day Celebration
• Earth Day Beach Cleanup And Celebration
• Milford Senior Center Welcomes New Members
• Grand Opening And Ribbon Cutting Celebration
• Devon Rotary Club of Milford Announces Scholarships Available
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Announces Scholarships Available
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Gold Rush!
• Locate College Scholarships For Free
• COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE CARES FOUNDATION DONATES TO BRIDGES...A COMMUNITY SUPPORT SYST
• Free Seminar - Appling to College with a Learning Differnce
• Let's Go to Computer Camp
• Peter Schiff For Senate Campaign Announces Campaign Team
• Boy Scouts Of America Prepared For Second Century Of Service
• The Reunited Feelies Play Milford
• Milford Chamber Of Commerce Presents Awards At 55th Annual Meeting And Awards Of Distinction
• 2 Free College Funding Workshops
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces 2009 Festival of Lights and Tree Lighting
• Census Milford 2010 Needs a Slogan
• Local Business Shows How to Decrease the Costs of Your Child Applying to College
• Scouts Celebrate With An International Coastal Cleanup
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
• Frankie Valli Tribute Band Tickets Available
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces Milford Veteran Scholarship Available
• College Treasure Database Update Complete
• New Boy Scout Handbook Is 21st Century Guide For Life
• Connecticut Yankee Council's 100th Anniversary of Scouting Initiative/100 Service Projects
• Milford Independent Film Festival Judges and Schedule
• Westy Self Storage Coordinates Four for Four Donation Drive
• Practice SAT Tests Open to the Public
• Walnut Beach Arts & Crafts Festival
• Sandsculpture 2009 Winners
• Milford Progress, Inc. Announces Weekend Area Valet Express Shuttle to Begin.....
• Milford CT To Host US Naval Academy Sailing Squadron
• National Computer Camp
• Hidden Murals of Milford Project to Meet at Center for the Arts
• Westfield Connecticut Post Fireworks Spectacular
• Summer Nights By Harbor Lights Concert Series 2009 - Old School
• Summer Nights by Harbor Lights Concert Series 2009
• MILFORD SENIOR CENTER HOSTS NEW WEB SITE
• West Haven Handbag Sale to Raise Funds The New Haven Diaper Bank
• Nell Moll Receives Scholarship And Award
• Kathy Alagno Receives Scholarship
• A Century of Values Nationwide Road Tour Comes To Milford For Boy Scout Centennial Preview
• Dementia 13 at the Center for the Arts
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Trust Scholarships 2009
• Scout Jamboree At Orange Fairgrounds
• Scholarship For Veteran Available
• Milford Independent Film Festival
• Ryan Keberle Double Quartet
• Milford Money Stimulus Program
• Milford Chamber of Commerce Announces Scholarships Available
• Video Game Design at Computer Camp
• Support Holy Joe’s Café at the Center for the Arts
• Certifichecks (Milford Money)
• Red Cross Disaster Team Training
• United Way of Milford’s Community Calendar for January - June 2009
• Trumbull Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• North Branford Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• Hamden Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• Sherman Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• Brookfield Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• Fairfield Volunteer Honored With Scouting’s Highest Adult Award
• Open House - Informative Session
• Charities Still in Need … Some More Than Others!
• Young Concert Guitarists Perform at the Center for the Arts in a Milford Fine Arts Council Fundraisi
• Milford Fine Arts Council Performance Coffeehouse Presents Second Circle Bluegrass Band
• United Way of Milford Mid Campaign Report
• New Business Celebrates Opening with Ribbon Cutting
• Recognition of Volunteers
• Milford Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Welcomes 112 New Members
• Special Notice
• New Leaders in Sleeping ...Roccapriore to Guide District Volunteers
• New Business Ribbon Cutting
• United Way's Busy Week
• Milford Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Supports Child Safety And Protection Festival
• Milford Man Wins Airline Tickets
• Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery And Grill Celebrated Grand Opening
• News Milford Fine Arts Council
• Milford Cooperative Preschool Learning Center Earns National Naeyc Accreditation
• Milford Man Wins Airline Tickets
• Call for Directors 2009-2010 Season
• Call for Summer Directors 2009
• Nell Moll Of Milford Chamber Completes Leadership Program
• High Tide 2008
• Vitaly to Run United Way's Annual Campaign
• MFAC Announces Winners of the 2008 Sidewalk Chalk Contest
• Eastbound Summer 2008 – Winner Announcement
• Dr. Perry Opin Receives 2008 James E. Brophy Distinguished Service Award From...
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Milford Office Bowls for Life Haven on June 20th
• Hidden Murals of Milford
• Milford Fine Arts Council Receives Donation From The Milford Employees Asscociation
• 12TH Annual Milford Red Cross Golf Classic Scheduled
• Volunteer Opportunities: American Red Cross Milford Chapter
• Call For Summer Directors
• Call For Directors
• Joe Piscatelli Honored as Number 1 Sales Associate for Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in New
• Boy Scouts to Honor Key Volunteers at Annual Dinner
• Cub Scouts & Boy Scouts are Collecting Donations for Local Food Banks
• Pack 6 to hold Bottle and Can Drive at EC Stevens Elementary School Sept. 8th
• Milford Farms Softball Allstars Rocket to the top!
• Milford Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Makes Groundbreaking Home Sale
• COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE NAMES DAVID DUBRET ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Names David DuBret Rookie of the Year
• Ramirez and D'Orso Receive 'Good Scout' Award
• James E. (JEB) Bisset Earns Eagle Scout Bank

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