Milford approves Boys and Girls Club 5K during Pumpkin Fest weekend

April 28, 2025 | Milford Board of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire

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Milford's Board of Selectmen made significant strides in community engagement and support during their April 28, 2025, meeting, approving key initiatives that promise to enhance local events and facilities.

The board unanimously approved the installation of new signs, a decision aimed at improving community navigation and visibility. This initiative reflects the town's commitment to enhancing public spaces and ensuring residents can easily access important locations.
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In another highlight, Holly Bly from the Boys and Girls Club presented plans for the second annual 5K race during Pumpkin Fest weekend. The board expressed strong support for the event, which will follow the same route as last year to minimize disruption in downtown Milford. The motion to approve the race was passed without opposition, showcasing the town's dedication to fostering community activities that promote health and engagement.

Additionally, discussions surrounding the tennis courts revealed promising financial support. The Milford community has secured $18,000 from the United States Tennis Association (USTA) and an additional $20,000 from the local school, ensuring that the tennis project is well-funded. The board is considering the purchase of windscreens for the courts to improve play conditions, with plans to gather quotes for this enhancement.

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The meeting underscored the board's proactive approach to community development, with decisions that not only support recreational activities but also enhance the overall quality of life for Milford residents. As these initiatives move forward, the town looks to continue fostering a vibrant and engaged community.

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