Milford city clerk's office celebrates

By -

April 29 through May 5 was designated as the 43rd Annual Municipal Clerks Week.   It was an opportunity to celebrate the works of Town and City Clerks throughout the United States, Canada and 15 other countries.  The international Institute of Municipal Clerks has sponsored Municipal Clerks Week since 1969.  In 1984 and 1994, Presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, respectively, signed a Proclamation officially declaring the first full week of May, Municipal Clerks Week.

The event is aimed at increasing the public’s awareness of the vital services provided for local government and the community.  Milford took great pride in celebrating this week as staff raised funds for the Milford Rape Crisis Center, Walk A Mile in Her Shoes.  Staff walked as a team:  City Clerk’s Fancy Footworks.  In addition, they collected 5 boxes of foodstuffs needed by the Milford Food Bank, which is located at the Senior Center.  They help anyone who is in need of food.  A reception for all those who visit the office was held and Mayor Blake delivered a Proclamation, proclaiming April 29 through May 5, Municipal Clerks Week in Milford.

The week was a success, thanks to the wonderful staff in the City Clerk’s office, who are always willing to go the extra mile.
Note: Information in this release was submitted by Milford City Clerk Linda Stock. 


 Photo caption left to right:  
Bonnie Peloso, Assistant City Clerk
Bonnie Kulenych, Clerk
Laura Hunt, Clerk
Rose Elliott, Assistant City Clerk (kneeling)
Suzanne Paul, Assistant City Clerk (kneeling)
Gloria Gouse, Clerk (kneeling)
Linda Stock, City Clerk
 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Milford's Unsolved Murders

By NJM -
After the June 11 arrest of Luis A. Rodriguez for the 2001 murder of Walnut Beach resident Kelsey Monahon, I got curious about other long-term unsolved homicides in Milford. So, I began digging through the New Haven Register's archives; I looked at all the murders in Milford that we have on record (dating back to the 1940s) and I came up with a list of 9* unfortunate souls whose murders are unsolved. Here are all the ones I could find in chronological order: -Peter Spinelli (1996) -Unidentified male remains (1994) -Unidentified male remains (1992) -Anna E. Hiltz (1983)** -Constance Roberts (1982)  -Blasé Miserendino (1978) -Gary Steadman (1977) -Kenneth Matteson (1975) -Charles McCoy (1968) Sometimes, homicides take a long, long time to solve. And sometimes, after a while, people come out of the woodwork with some scrap of evidence or memory that helps close a decades-old crime. I'm still working on the story, but I wanted to reach out to the Milf...
Read more

UPDATE: Stew Leonard Jr. addresses Milford theater site

By -
Updated poll results. A total of 456 people took the New Haven Register's poll question concerning what they'd like to see happen to the former Milford Showcase Cinemas site on Cherry Street. A staggering 384 respondents wants a Stew Leonard's dairy store or 84 percent, followed by 35 or 8 percent for open space, then mixed use with 24 responses, followed by a stripmall with 8, and a supermarket with just 5 responses. What do you think of the poll results? Let us know by commenting here. Thanks. This was the original blog post.  I emailed Stew Leonard Jr. Wednesday afternoon after several readers on our Milford Matters blog said they wanted Leonard to open his dairy store at the former Milford Showcase Cinemas site in Milford . We also set up a poll question at www.nhregister.com and as of 12 p.m. Thursday 80 percent of respondents want to see Stew open his store in Milford. Just 9 percent of respondents said a mixed-use development, followed closed by open s...
Read more

Milford theater site sold; what do you think should go there?

By -
Milford reporter Rich Scinto needs your help for a story he is working on today. At an Economic Development Commission meeting this morning it was revealed that the former Milford Showcase Cinemas site sold for more than $5 million. But the $5 million question concerns what will be going there. As Milford residents what do you think should occupy the former theater site on Cherry Street? Post your comments here or email Rich at rscinto@newhavenregister.com Here is what we have thus far. MILFORD—The vacant National Amusements Theater on Cherry Street has sold to Cerruzzi Properties LLC. The property was sold on June 12 for $5.8 million. It had been vacant for six years after National Amusements moved its location inside the Connecticut Post Mall.   Cerruzzi Properties has a good history of developing properties in Milford, said Robert Burr Gregory, director of economic and community development for Milford. “We do not expect that property to remain empty or vacant fo...
Read more