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Milford aims to turn fishing spot into a park
City officials hope they've struck a compromise that will allow access to a spit of city land behind Caswell Cove and allow residents there to have peace and quiet in their condominiums.
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Milford skate park to be run by city
The city-owned skate park at Washington Field is likely to become city-run too, when it reopens this spring.
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A building that's Taylor-made of Milford history
Henry Augustus Taylor liked to name things for himself and his family. There's the former Taylor Library at 5 Broad St., now the offices of the Milford Chamber of Commerce.
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Search for dog that escaped Milford vet
A search is under way for a dog that escaped the care of its Veterinarian in Milford.
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Milford's New Year has historic ring
It will never rival the ball dropping in Times Square or the old Guy Lombardo Orchestra as symbols of New Year's Eve, but a re-enactment of the abandonment by the British of more than 200 desperately ill ...
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Clean contracting, hospice coverage among new laws
Key provisions of a state contracting reform law and mandated Medicaid coverage for hospice services are among a handful of new laws that took effect on Thursday.
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Whether paddling or pedaling,Milford man relished outdoors?
Richard Kudola loved the outdoors. "One of his favorite things in life was when he canoed the Connecticut River from the Canadian border down to Old Saybrook," said Kudola's wife of five years, JoAnn.
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New life brewing in Milford's Walnut Beach
There is a lot brewing at the Walnut Beach Cafe, the first of eight retail spaces in the new Beach Shore Village condominium complex set to open.
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Milford may tap into hydro power
For Rich Conine, it's more than water under the bridge. The owner of the Stonebridge has been eyeing the waterfall behind his Daniel Street restaurant with thoughts of how much electricity it could generate.
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Another arrest in Milford brawl
A local man who police say bought the beer at a keg party that turned into a brawl last summer has been arrested.
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Vacant Milford office to house bank
A bank based in Westchester County, N.Y., will continue its push east, opening a branch at 54 Broad St.
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Welcome to the new edition of the Milford-Orange Bulletin
With today's editions, the Shore Line Times and Elm City weekly newspaper group is being reinvented.
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It's last call at longtime Milford tavern
Patrons and staff at the Red Arrow Cafe, believed by many to be the oldest bar in Milford, will be ringing out more than the old year Wednesday night.
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Cops seek witnesses in Milford carjacking
The Police Department is seeking information from the public about an alleged carjacking that occurred on Boston Post Road Sunday afternoon.
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Plans mapped for Milford historic markers
The next two historic markers to be erected here are likely to go in front of the 1750 John Downs House on North Street and the site of the Clark Tavern, which once hosted George Washington.
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Not Guilty Pleas Entered for Police Chief and Gun Club in UZI Shooting Death
Attorneys for Pelham Police Chief Edward Fleury and the Westfield Sportsman's Club have entered not guilty pleas in Hampden Superior Court Monday to charges stemming from the accidental shooting death of an ...
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Milford makes personnel changes, names new attorney?
Mayor James L. Richetelli Jr. said the word for the day Tuesday was "change" and he wasn't kidding.
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Police seek help in finding Christmas grinch
Milford police are seeking the publica s help in finding a Christmas grinch who was caught on surveillance tape stealing raffle items from Milford Hospital on Thursday, Dec.
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Milford man arrested in Shelton robbery
Police have arrested the second of what they believe are the three men responsible for the Sept.
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Hudson Valley Bank to Open Branch in Milford, CT
James J. Landy, President & CEO of Hudson Valley Bank, has announced that the Bank received approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to open a branch in Milford, CT.
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