Connecting the First Thanksgiving in 1621 with Today

At the Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts, one can find The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth painting from 1914 by Jeanne Augusta Brunscombe. This oil-on-canvas artwork depicts the first Thanksgiving in 1621, capturing a modernized, idealized portrayal of English settlers and Native Americans celebrating their first harvest together, symbolizing friendship and gratitude. Within the museum, visitors can also explore artifacts …

Declaring Our Independence

For over 20 years, one party across Delaware’s executive, judicial, and legislative branch have produced the single mindset of expanding government in our state. By increasing the dependency on government, and in doing so taking the place of and limiting the impact of non-government entities in our communities, we have seen a decline in the very principles that have created …

Shupe announces 2024 reelection run for State House

As a local, small business owner, I am honored to serve my hometown as your State Representative and today I am announcing that I will be running for reelection in 2024 to continue serving our communities of Milford, Lincoln, Ellendale, Slaughter Beach, and Primehook in the Delaware State House. Please join the campaign at BryanShupe.com to see how you can …

Downtown playground open in Milford on the Mispillion River

Over 6 years ago we started with a vision. Brad Dennehy and I approached a design team and began what is now the Downtown playground on the Mispillion River. Thank you to the countless volunteers and supporters from the local and state level who made this come true. It is truly amazing to see families here today.

Help us revive Milford Memorial Ceremony

As the Mayor of Milford, I had the great honor of hosting the Milford Memorial Day event at the Milford Senior Center thanks to great volunteers like Malcom Foster and Charles Garrod. This year, as many know the event was not held, and that has not sat right with my heart. Since that date, I have contacted several individuals including …

Captain Huey honored by the community

We are honored and blessed to live among men like Captain Huey. God bless you in your next chapter.  WBOC Kristina DeRobertis Mar 1, 2023 A large crowd turned out Monday morning to bid farewell to retired Police Captain Ed Huey, who officially ended his over three-decade-long career with the Milford Police Department. Capt. Huey had served in various positions, …