Milford Daily News

The Milford Daily News is a daily newspaper based in Milford, Massachusetts, serving the local community as well as surrounding areas in Norfolk and Worcester counties. It is published and overseen by The MetroWest Daily News, and both publications are under the ownership of Gannett.

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New RMV center in Milford promises faster service, more space

1 day ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles recently announced that it's moving its Milford service center, effective later this month. Starting Monday, June 23, the Milford RMV will operate from a 9,176-square-foot office at 138 South Main St., according to a community announcement. All appointments and road tests scheduled for that date or later will take place there.
Milford high school student granted bail by immigration court: 'The best possible outcome'

2 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Ben Adler

Ben AdlerThe Milford Daily NewsAn immigration court judge has granted bail to Milford High School junior Marcelo Gomes da Silva. Immigration Judge Jenny Beverly issued a $2,000 bond, which da Silva can post. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested him on Saturday, May 31, a day before his girlfriend graduated from Milford High School. The immigration hearing occurred on Thursday, June 5, in Chelmsford at the Lowell Immigration Court.
Milford middle school teacher nominated for bilingual education work

2 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Maria Calvillo, a Spanish teacher at Stacy Middle School in Milford, has been nominated for the 2025 Latino Educators Shine Awards. She introduced the Seal of Biliteracy at the middle school level, recognizing students' multilingual skills. Calvillo also teaches evening ESL classes for adults in the community. Maria Calvillo, a Spanish teacher at Stacy Middle School in Milford, has been nominated for the 2025 Latino Educators Shine Awards, according to a community announcement.
Milford police officer and K9 Titan named national Officers of the Month

3 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Milford police officer Brian Sanchioni and his K9 partner, Titan, were named Officers of the Month for April by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. The pair located and saved a missing 8-year-old non-verbal autistic child who had wandered away from home. Titan tracked the child through backyards and a stream, eventually finding him holding onto a tree in the water.
Running for a cause: Hopkinton 5K supports ALS research June 14

4 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

The 22nd Annual Sharon Timlin Memorial Event, benefiting The Angel Fund for ALS Research, will be held June 14 at Hopkinton High School. The event features a 5K race, family fun day and new Timlin Tot Trot for children ages 3-6. Former Red Sox pitcher Mike Timlin and his wife, Dawn, will be guests of honor at the event commemorating Sharon Timlin.
After four combat tours, Army officer from Mass. retires with honors

5 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Lt. Col. Michael J. Marin, a Medway native, retired from the Army after 23 years of service. Marin's career included four combat deployments and service on the Joint Staff and Army Staff. His retirement ceremony featured a U.S. flag flown over the Capitol and a letter from Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin. Lt. Col. Michael J. Marin, a Medway native, retired from the U.S. Army on May 31 after 23 years of service, according to a community announcement.
Framingham MA High School Hall of Fame will induct six people on June 13

5 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Dan O'Brien

Six people will be inducted into the Framingham High School Hall of Fame on Friday, June 13, at the Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center. Four of the inductees — Paul "Bunkie" Smith, Tal Zamir, Tony Gonzalez and Moira Barry — are being recognized for their athletic accomplishments, with Orrie Tucker honored for his military accomplishments and Michael Menachem for his work in the arts.
'Not all is well.' Milford MA graduation marred by news of student's ICE detention

5 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Dan O'Brien

A Milford High School student was detained by ICE a day before the school's graduation, impacting the ceremony's tone. Student speakers acknowledged the detention by encouraging those attending to support a planned peaceful protest. Valedictorian Vedi Raval emphasized the importance of perseverance and personal growth. MILFORD — A high school graduation is typically one of the happiest moments of young adults' lives, the culmination not only of four years of high school, but of an entire childhood.
Police respond to report that men 'brandished gun' at Ashland MA train station

1 week ago | milforddailynews.com | Norman Miller

Two men face charges after someone said they brandished a firearm May 29 at the Ashland MBTA Commuter Rail station platform. One suspect was found near the station with a high-capacity magazine, while the other was located in nearby woods without a firearm. Both men, from Marlborough, face multiple charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and firearm-related offenses.
Franklin ultrarunner will take on 100-mile chunk of Appalachian Trail

1 week ago | milforddailynews.com | Beth McDermott

Franklin resident James Flannery will run 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail to raise money for mental health awareness. Flannery's run will benefit the SAFE Coalition, a nonprofit offering free mental health support services. An experienced ultramarathoner, he has previously completed challenging hikes, including the Long Trail and Hundred-Mile Wilderness.