To all my beloved readers and fans, wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a happy and safe new year! Blooging will resume in a few days after I have had ample time to celebrate with my family and catch up with the latest news and gossip in town.
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Showing posts with label happy new year. Show all posts
Friday, December 24, 2010
Merry Christmas
To all my beloved readers and fans, wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a happy and safe new year! Blooging will resume in a few days after I have had ample time to celebrate with my family and catch up with the latest news and gossip in town.Thursday, December 31, 2009
Last Day Of The Year
This year has certainly been a successful one at the Milford Daily Blog. Our most sincere thank you to all our dedicated and loyal readers who keep visiting our site, supporting our mission and offering your insightful thoughts.We look forward to 2010, where we will continue to blog about the wonderful town we live in. We invite you to keep writing us, and lets challenge our politicians together.
Next post will be in 2010, and until that time arrives enjoy the holidays and have a happy and safe new year.
Best Wishes
Rocco J. Frank
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Monday, December 31, 2007
Milford Ends Year With No First Night Celebration
Last year the town of Milford rang in the new year with the "First Night" celebration, one that is repeated throughout many communities. Last years celebration was appropriate for all ages and included arts and crafts, indoor play activities, music food and drink.
The celebration was cancelled this year due to lack of funds, and community involvement and leadership. The town clerk called it quite "sad" but hopes it will be on again next year.
This day I wish everyone a safe and happy holiday, and especially take responsibility for yourself and loved ones and do not "Drink and Drive."
The celebration was cancelled this year due to lack of funds, and community involvement and leadership. The town clerk called it quite "sad" but hopes it will be on again next year.
This day I wish everyone a safe and happy holiday, and especially take responsibility for yourself and loved ones and do not "Drink and Drive."
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