
A free monthly newspaper exploring Milford's past and present.

A free monthly newspaper exploring Milford's past and present.
Edition 2 The Milford Historian Website (pdf)
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The Milford Historian, August 2026 — 12 pages (pdf)
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The story traces how Milford’s Pumpkin Festival grew from a small community celebration into one of the town’s signature traditions, shaped by the people and organizations who helped it expand over the years.
The story follows the transformation of an old Milford gas station into Station 101, preserving a familiar local landmark while giving it an entirely new life.
A new memorial tucked behind Milford's World War II monument tells a deeper story than many visitors realize. We explore how it came to be, the symbolism built into its design, and what it hopes future generations will learn.
One of Milford's most anticipated new businesses has arrived on the Oval. We visit Sugar Street Buns to learn about its journey from pastry school to downtown Milford, and why its owners believe they've found the perfect home for their bakery.
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