Community Corner
Milford Farmers Market Returns to Dilla St. with LOTS of Labor Day Goodies!
The MFM will return to Dilla St on Saturday August 30th (and through October 4th) with LOTS of Labor Day Goodies!

Saturdays• 9am-1pm
66 Dilla St.
June 7th through October 4th
We Return to Dilla St. tomorrow!
Special Request!
We kindly ask that everyone who attends the market tomorrow stop in at the
Market Information Tent.
We need YOUR help on a very SPECIAL Project!
Labor Day Weekend Treats!
Our Yellow Submarine Food Truck!
Will be there with breakfast and lunch!
Bring your appetite for yummy, locally sourced food!
Dom’s Meats at Fairmount Farm
Whether you’re a guest or host, Dom’s Meats are the perfect addition to your Labor Day events!
While you’re buying your produce, pick your meats up too!
TC Scoops Special Flavors & Treats!
Special “Seasonal Flavors” make their debut!
-Stop by and get some Pumpkin or Apple Pie Ice Cream & try TC’s AMAZING Fudge!
-Bring your “four legged family members” along and treat them to a special “Pup Cup” Treat!!
Fundraiser for Dimes to Dinners!
Will you help support the fantastic Community Harvest Project?Bring some of those dimes just hanging in your coin jar, and donate to a fantastic cause!
The Milford Farmers Market now accepts SNAP and Senior WIC!FARMERS:All our farmers will have a fantastic collection of vegetables, fruits, meats & fresh eggs!
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- The Pumpkin Farm
- Fairmount Fruit Farm
- D’Allesandro Farm
- Medway Community Farm
VENDORS:
- Buzz 10 Honey
- Local Honey
- Sweet Treats
- Treats, Jams & More
- 7 Acre Farm
- Goat Soap & Natural Products
- Eric’s Sharper Edge
- Knife Sharpening Service
- Uyghur Bread
- Homemade, fresh uyghur bread
- Therapeutic Massage with Robin
- Massage for those tired muscles
- Celadon Green-Go Green with Jenn
- Green home, personal, and cleaning products
- Eco-Embrace
- Jewelry and beautiful clothes
Milford Co-Op Table Vendors:
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- Scarfing Artist
- Amazing Custom & Hand Made Silk Scarves
- Long Pond Candles
- Soy Candles
- Everything Jalapeno and Not
- Pickles, Pickled Beets, Jams & More...HOT or NOT!
See you Saturday!
Locally Yours,
The MFM Board & Volunteers
Community Tent
Greater Milford Community Chorus
Do you love to sing? Were you in the high school chorus or church choir and have thought of singing in a chorus again? Join us and share your love of singing!

REHEARSALS
FOR
THE FALL SEASON
BEGIN SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
- Rehearsals will be held each Wednesday from 7:15 - 9:30 pm at the Memorial Hall Cultural Center, 30 School Street, Milford. We will be accepting new members 9/3 and 9/10. Come sit in on a rehearsal to see if the GMCC is right for you!
- Performance dates are Dec. 6th & 7thand will be held in the auditorium at Milford High School, 31 West Fountain Street, Milford.
- While we do not require an audition, a rudimentary understanding of music and a willingness to work to benefit our sound is required. Chorus members come from many towns in the Greater Milford area.
- A membership fee of $25 for the season will be charged. There is a $20 refundable fee for your music. (Cash payments only please.) Your music deposit will be refunded when music is returned at the end of the season.
- Email chorus_GMCC@yahoo.com for more information about membership, or call 781-504-7300 to speak with Linnea Silvia, President GMCC.
- Please visit our website atwww.greatermilfordcommunitychorus.orgfor more information.
- The Greater Milford Chorus is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Milford Community Use Program and the Milford Cultural Council, which is funded in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
“I don’t sing because I’m happy.
I’m happy because I sing!”
Community
Harvest
Project
Dimes for Dinners Fundraiser
We all know and hold on to the value of a quarter, but dimes are the forgotten coin that we let fall under the seat of the car or sit in coin jar waiting to be used. We have a new opportunity for our community members to give meaning to their dimes and be a part of the CHP mission- it’s called Dimes for Dinners.
The concept is simple really. Each individual or family collects their dimes to support our efforts to improve access to healthy foods through community engagement. The best part: the donation of each filled tube of dimes will provide the funds for CHP operations to grow and donate about one week’s worth of servings of vegetables for one person in need in our community- a pretty great impact for collecting those spare dimes from the couch cushions!
Through Dimes for Dinners, participants are taking action for a great cause in a fun and easy way. Anyone of any background or age can enjoy participating in Dimes for Dinners, and will experience the joy of making a difference in their community.
How much does each tube hold?
On average a full tube will hold about seven dollars in dimes. CHP donates about three servings of fresh veggies per dollar, meaning the average filled tube is equal to funding the donation of 21 servings of veggies.
Where does the money go?
All funds collected through Dimes for Dinners go to support Community Harvest Project operations. Community Harvest Project (CHP), a 501(c)3 organization, is the only non-profit in the area dedicated to improving access to healthy foods through community engagement.
Through our volunteer farming programs, education initiatives, and community partnerships, we bring thousands of community members together each year to improve access to healthy foods for individuals and families in need across Worcester County. In fact, with the help of over 9,400 volunteers, CHP donated over 324,200 servings of fresh fruits and vegetables to those in need throughout Worcester County in the 2013 growing season. Learn more at www.community-harvest.org.
The Milford Farmers Market will run a fundraiser for Dimes for Dinners for the entirety of August.