Category: Milford

2023-11-02@8:28pm–#Milford CT
First responders are on the scene of a crash on the Merritt Parkway northbound near exit 55A

On October 30, 2023, Officer Beirne arrested Philip Micalizzi, aged 68, on Village Road for breaking the law. Micalizzi was charged with violating a protective order, behaving badly, and stopping someone from calling for help. He had to pay $2,500 to be released before going to court on November 1, 2023.

The police came to a house on Village Road on November 1, 2023, after someone called 911. They said that Micalizzi had an argument with them. Micalizzi forcibly took the person’s purse and stopped them from calling the police. He then pushed the person, causing them to fall and get hurt. When the person tried to get their purse back, Micalizzi let go, and they got hurt again. Micalizzi left before the police came but later talked to them. The police found out Micalizzi wasn’t supposed to be near the person and arrested him for that.

2023-11-01@6:06pm–#Milford CT– Firefighters on the scene of a fire at a commercial building in the 200 block of Rowe Avenue. This is near the train tracks and Metro North cautioning trains of smoke in the area. Radio reports say there is smoke showing from two units and they cite the sprinkler system for keeping the fire in check.

#Milford CT– On October 30, 2023, law enforcement responded to a distress call at the mall regarding a man inappropriately touching females. John Reynolds approached a victim near the food court, expressing a desire to touch their buttocks, which he did without consent. Subsequently, a second victim reported a similar incident involving Reynolds. Police apprehended Reynolds after positive identification by the victims. He was charged with Breach of Peace 2nd Degree and Sexual Assault 4th Degree. His bond was set at $30,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on October 31, 2023 for the reported offenses.

2023-10-28@11:31pm–#Milford CT–Tonight’s vehicle fire is on I-95 northbound near exit 39.

On October 26, 2023, 56-year-old John Reynolds was arrested at Total Wines and More after causing $12,000 in damages by breaking glass and Patron bottles, resulting in charges for Breach of Peace 2nd Degree and Criminal Mischief 1st Degree.

On the 26th of October 2023, at 10:48, Officer Robinson responded to a disturbance at Total Wines and More located at 230 Cherry Street. John Reynolds, a 56-year-old male, was arrested for Breach of Peace 2nd Degree and Criminal Mischief 1st Degree. Reynolds had caused damage estimated at $12,000 by breaking glass and Patron bottles after forcefully accessing the locked case in the store. He was detained after being found with some bottles in his cart and others broken on the ground. Reynolds is scheduled to appear in court on the 23rd of November 2023.

#Milford CT– 2023-10-23@1:13PM

Report of a car crash with extrication on Route 15 North by Exit 55.

The highway around that area is being temporarily shut down.

2023-10-17@6:40pm– Milford News: There is a report of a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle on River Street near Daniels Street. No other details are available at this time.

2023-10-15@5:40pm–#Milford CT–Firefighters on the scene of a report of heavy smoke coming from the chimney of a house on Fairview Street.

Party in the Stacks: Where Mystery and Romance Meet
 Saturday, October 21st,  7pm – 10pm at the library. 

 This year’s theme features the romantic mystery genre which includes a wide variety of books, movies and authors. Classics include ‘The Great Gatsby’, ‘Phantom of the Opera’, and ‘Murder on the Orient Express’. Guests will enjoy themed decor, music, dancing, themed hors d’oeuvres, signature drinks, and a vast array of silent auction and raffle baskets. Costumes optional. Adults only. 

Tickets available for sale online at tinyurl.com/FOMLPITS (credit/debit) or at the  Library (cash/check only). 

Ticket prices: $50.00 through September 30;  $60.00 starting October 1st.

Visit our online program calendar at https://milford-pl.libcal.com for the full listing of all programs and events. Paper calendars are still available and can be printed using the link below; copies are also available at all library service desks.