One of the few homeless shelters in the region is set to open when temperatures drop below 20 degrees.
This weekend, you can help Milford police "fill the cruiser" with donations for a local food pantry.
A Taunton-based nonprofit received a boost from a Milford donor to help build custom homes for veterans.
The donation will allow the youth center to build a music and media center at the Pearl Street facility.
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Some local volunteers have logged as many as 2,000 hours at the hospital.
The committee wants to honor the family of the two servicemen with the Medal of Liberty but needs help tracking them down.
Milford firefighters got free pizza as part of fire safety month.
If you visited a pumpkin patch, you have some carving and cooking to do. Here's our favorite seed recipe and how to preserve your pumpkin.
MassDevelopment will match all donations received by Oct. 15 for the Milford park restoration project.
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A fundraiser to revitalize the downtown Milford park was only at about 40 percent of its goal as of Monday.
The Milford nonprofit Thanks To Yanks couldn't hold a 9/11 dinner this year, but is still observing the 19th 9/11 anniversary.
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The Labor Day holiday on Sept. 7 will mean closures for key businesses, some transit and government offices.
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The annual Thanks To Yanks 9/11 dinner dates back to 2006.
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If you have some bottles and cans left from the coronavirus redemption stoppage, bring them to the recycling center.
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He found hundreds of dollars just sitting in an ATM off Route 16 in Milford.
Local groups are in need of supplies to create the gardens with the goal of ending the stigma of addiction.
In a letter to the editor, Milford residents wonder why a longtime finance committee member was not reappointed.
A Black Lives Matter sign at a Unitarian Universalist church was vandalized on July 3.
Dinora Torres, 29, sang at the 2020 MassBay Community College commencement held this week.
Alexis Forgit of Milford will be honored as a member of the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women’s 2020 class.
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MassBay's virtual commencement ceremony is planned for June 30.
Local elected officials will spotlight workers at Milford Regional Medical Center in the upcoming TV special.
Milford parade organizers called off the event due to concerns about social distancing.
Thanks To Yanks founder Mike Shain collaborated with Red Barn Roasters to make coffee for local firefighters.
Be it a pedicure or a trip to Nantasket Beach, here's what your neighbors are looking forward to when coronavirus restrictions lift.
The local board of health pitched in to make a huge delivery to a Milford food pantry recently.
The Board of Selectmen officially closed the lot on May 1 after a special meeting.
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National Volunteer Week is celebrated April 19-25, a week dedicated to celebrating volunteers. Siobhan Fagan awarded Volunteer of the Year.
On Friday morning, a parade of police and fire trucks in Milford will celebrate local hospital workers.
The spring Town Meeting joins the growing list of events postponed or cancelled due to coronavirus.