A nor'easter Tuesday could bring up to 8 inches of snow to the Milford area.
The two organizations donated coffee to 3/126th AVN Battalion deployed active duty Massachusetts National Guard military members.
The donation was made to benefit the Catholic Charities Holiday Meals program in Milford.
The Milford Cultural Council has announced a call for artists to submit designs for a mural to be installed at Town Park.
Bring all your unwanted gasoline, pool chemicals and lighter fluid for this disposal event.
Here's where and when you can drop off unwanted prescription drugs in Milford this year.
The upcoming reading is part of a series of poetry events between the Milford and Uxbridge libraries supported by the Shawna Foundation.
Town officials this week broke ground on the pool project, which has been in the works since the pool closed at the end of the 2019 season.
Beverly and Bill Linnane will receive an award at the annual Mayflower Council dinner and fundraiser in November.
Find local farms in Massachusetts with pumpkin patches or pumpkins ready for sale.
Milford residents have about two weeks left to review the town's municipal aggregation plan, which may lead to lower utility bills.
Milford residents can bring items like bank statements, tax documents and any business papers to the September shredding event.
The Milford Cultural Council is now accepting applications for projects through the end of 2024.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize unsung community leaders in local communities.
Bernard Fox pulled over to wait out a traffic jam — a decision that led him to become an instant millionaire (before taxes).
The former Archer Rubber Company occupied a key piece of land in the downtown area along the Charles River.
A Kraft Family donor van will visit Chris' Corner Wednesday partnered with Thanks To Yanks and the Regional Substance Navigation Program.
See mosquito spraying trucks will visit Milford this month as cases of West Nile are popping up.
From ice cream to mall walking and local cooling centers, here are tips to beat the heat over the next few days.
The pool at Fino Field has been closed since 2020, leaving just one crowded state-run pool during summers.
The annual Out of Reach report says a Milford-area worker earning the median local income needs to work 85 hours per week to afford rent.
Juneteenth — which falls on June 19 in 2023 — is now a national holiday. Local groups are planning events and observances.
Ownership of wandering cow Bessy went to trial in Milford this spring. At her new home, Bessy is now a mother.
Apart from cathode ray tubes, mattresses and box springs are one of the hardest items to recycle. Milford residents have a new option.
Each year, the Worcester DA gives grants to local schools for safe post-prom and graduation events.
The annual golf event is one of the largest fundraising efforts of the year for Milford Regional Medical Center.
Find out about trash and recycling, public transit, schools and other services Memorial Day will impact.
The Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control project will begin summer-long spraying in June. See when they'll be in Milford.
Celebrate Milford 2023 is set for Saturday. Here's what to know about the festival, including street closures and the rain date.
The Milford Senior Center Singers and Thanks To Yanks, a local charity, have teamed up for a new mission.
Bessy was on the run for a month before breaking into a Worcester County pasture. Two farmers went to court to battle over her fate.
The weekend ribbon-cutting is the culmination of years of work on a project meant to control flooding and pollution.
Citizens for Milford and the Milford Corps of the Salvation Army will soon flood a downtown park with flags.
Over 200 volunteers helped clean up Milford on Earth Day, collecting 14 truck loads of trash.
Looking for a way to celebrate Earth Day 2023? Here are some local events and activities going on nearby.
Volunteers will fan out across Milford on Saturday for a litter pickup, but the organizers need intel on the most problematic areas.
The organizers say the Milford park could be a place for the community to come together "and to shred."
Volunteers will hit the river between the Milford-Hopkinton line and Boston on April 22 to remove trash from the water and banks.
The town is bracing for a Town Meeting vote with a $1.35 million tax override on the table.