Milford Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Indoor slide park draws crowds
Slick City Action Park's indoor slide park draws large crowds after its official opening in Milford.
Slick City Action Park's indoor slide park draws large crowds after its official opening in Milford.
Fairfield Residential opens its new Hawkley Apartments complex in Milford, expanding across New England. Also in today's brief (1 items): Fairfield opens Hawkley Apartments in Milford.
Milford Public Library's calendar flags Tuesday, Nov. 3, as Election Day with Community Room activity. Also in today's brief (4 items): Library cancels teen cooking program; Teen Book Box returns Nov. 1; Tween Book Box launches Nov. 1; Election Day set for Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Library plants Halloween storytime and crafts for toddlers Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. Also in today's brief (2 items): Library hosts Halloween storytime for toddlers; Library presents fungi program Tuesday evening.
Franklin squad travels to Milford for varsity and junior varsity soccer matches Tuesday. Also in today's brief (2 items): Franklin visits Milford for varsity soccer; Franklin JV soccer plays at Milford.
Milford's Finance Committee flagged a sharp drop in free cash reserves while reviewing fall warrant articles. From our own coverage: Finance panel flags sharp free cash decline.
Wabi Wok Ramen opens its doors at 206 East Main Street as Milford's newest restaurant. Also in today's brief (2 items): Wabi Wok Ramen opens at 206 East Main St; Veterans Day ceremony set for Draper Park.
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.
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