Chris Rhatigan
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Milford School Officials Flag Major Cost Increases Ahead Of New Budget (opens the original)
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MILFORD, CT — Rising special education, energy and health insurance costs are among the major financial pressures Milford school officials expect to face as they begin developing the 2027-28 budget. The Board of Education reviewed a draft list of budget priorities and assumptions during its Sept. 28 meeting. The document has not yet been adopted and will return to the board after members have an opportunity to provide feedback. Salaries and benefits account for about 77% of the district's curren
Bar, Restaurant Temporarily Closes In Milford (opens the original)
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MILFORD, CT — Anchor Social Milford will be temporarily closing, according to the restaurant and bar's Facebook page. "We'll be taking a short break as we focus on what's next," they wrote. "We have big plans coming! We're going to be bigger, stronger, and even more excited to bring you the best of Anchor Social." The establishment remained open through Sunday. The post thanks customers, staff and the local community, noting that fans should "stay tuned for updates." Anchor Social is located at
Milford Commission To Consider Sewer Fee (opens the original)
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MILFORD, CT — The Milford Sewer Commission is considering a measure that would determine if a sewer service fee of $3,000 per new connection is adequate. There will be a public information hearing on the proposed fee Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 6 p.m. at the Parsons Government Center at 70 W. River St., Conference Room C. The fee is intended to pay the costs of operation and maintenance and would be applied to any new connections to the public sewer system. This covers both newly constructed single-
Milford Native Starts Business To Help Seniors (opens the original)
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MILFORD, CT — Jack Thomas said he got the idea for his business helping seniors avoid fraud while working at the CVS on Bridgeport Avenue in Milford. "I watched people come in every day, trying to buy gift cards for people that they didn't know or said they knew, but didn't," he said. "Older adults everywhere are getting scammed out of their life savings due to not being able to recognize or keep up with modern technology and scam tactics." Thomas, who was born and raised in Milford, started wor
Flock, Traffic Cameras Again Take Center Stage In Milford (opens the original)
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MILFORD, CT — The Milford Board of Aldermen rejected an effort Monday to fully terminate the city's automated license plate reader and traffic enforcement camera programs, continuing instead with a previously approved pause and review. Alderman Winthrop Smith III proposed an amendment that would have terminated fixed automated license plate readers, along with automated speed and red-light cameras. The proposal included exceptions for police body cameras, mobile plate readers on police vehicles
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