In gastronomic history, soup has come a long way. What began as a basic meal of broth poured over a slice of bread (called “sop” or “sup” in Old English), soup has progressed into a modern day delicacy represented by hundreds of varieties. Milford can boast of at least two excellent establishments for the soup lover, both reasonably priced and offering a considerable variety. Not to menti...
Lesli Flick loves to bake and you can taste the love in every morsel she creates. Since opening late last year, Scratch Baking has developed quite a following. Lesli started introducing her baked goods at the Farmer’s Market last summer and anyone with a sweet tooth is raving about the exceptional goodies she bakes. “We’ve received a great response from everyone in town.” Les...
With the arrival of autumn comes cooler days, beautiful landscapes, and renewed interest in crisp air and exercise. Milford is chock full of fun and interesting places to explore afoot. Walks can be tailored to your family’s interests. Your first stop should probably be the Milford Parks and Recreation Department at Parsons Center. In the waiting area are free brochures with detailed ma...
Many Milford residents, particularly those who have sailed in and out of the harbor, are aware of the rusted hulk visible at half tide, sunk near the mouth of Beard’s Creek. If you know where to look, you can also see the wreck from Rogers Avenue. What is heard most often when this wreck comes up for discussion is, “That’s one of Simon Lake’s submarines.” Although it is ind...
Over the years, quietly and with little notice, a group of dedicated Milfordites has been digging holes—lots of them. Working with shovels or directing an earthmover, they have been digging holes, some of them waist deep, in the most scenic and historic places in Milford. No, they were not despoiling those areas— they were planting trees. Building on the long Milford tradition of beautifying...
In parts of Europe, it is not unusual to find towns that have existed for thousands of years that are still populated with the direct descendants of their earliest inhabitants. The Basques of Spain and the Celts of western Ireland, Wales, and the British Isles have remained in the same regions, in some cases, since Paleolithic times. Excluding Native Americans, the United States cannot claim suc...
Though many have tried, few restaurants have succeeded in achieving the dichotomy that is casual elegance. Enter Bin 100. Attention to detail transforms the spacious dining room into an intimate setting for any occasion. Attractive window treatments and well-placed acoustic cushioning turn away the outside world that threatens to sneak through the expansive glass storefront. Burgundy wall...
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| Mon Feb 06 @12:00PM - 05:00PM Master Carver, William Brill Exhibits at SOBOBO |
| Wed Feb 08 @ 7:45AM - Devon Rotary Meeting |
| Wed Feb 08 @10:00AM - 12:00PM Toddler Time- Milford Library |
| Mon Feb 13 @10:00AM - 11:00AM Preschool Story Hour- Milford Library |
| Sat Mar 31 @ 6:00PM - 10:00PM Milford Rotary Blues, Brews and BBQ |
| Fri Jun 01 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM Summer Nights by Harbor Lights Concert Series |
| Fri Jun 08 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM Summer Nights by Harbor Lights Concert Series |
| Sat Jul 28 @ 4:00PM - 08:00PM Milford Rotary Lobster Bake |
Thinking Spring! Photo by Tom Mackin
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