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Mon. Nov. 10- Walnut Beach Assoc. Meeting-St. Gabriel Church Hall 7:00 all invited to attend

Tues. Nov 25 Devon Revitalization Margaret Egan Center 7:00 pm Rm. 159

The American Red Cross is sponsoring a national "Holiday Mail for Heroes" campaign to receive and distribute holiday cards to service members and veterans both in the United States and abroad. Holiday Mail for Heroes, which began Tuesday, Veterans Day, is a follow-up to the 2007 effort that resulted in the collection and distribution of more than 600,000 cards to hospitalized service members. This year's program will expand its reach to not only wounded service members but also veterans and their families. The goal is to collect and distribute 1 million pieces of holiday mail. "As we enter this holiday season-a time to celebrate with family and friends-it's important to remember the thousands of men and women who serve our nation in harm's way and those who are recovering in military and veterans hospitals," said Army Col. Norvell V. Coots, commander, Walter Reed Health Care System. "The Holiday Mail for Heroes program is a wonderful outreach effort and a great way to acknowledge the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform."

Holiday cards should be mailed to:
Holiday Mail for Heroes
P.O. Box 5456
Capitol Heights, MD. 20791-5456

All cards must be postmarked no later than Dec. 10. Cards should not be mailed or delivered to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. For more information, visit www.wramc.amedd.army.mil or www.redcross.org/holidaymail for Holiday Mail for Heroes program guidelines

NEW BUSINESSES
Inca's Peruvian Restaurant
333 Naugatuck Ave. 874-0505
WALNUT BEACH CAFE
Opening Mid-November
37 Naugatuck Ave.

Walnut Beach

The Charles Island Curse
Some fun folklore

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City of Milford Public Meetings

Walnut Beach Pavilion Rental

The developer submitted a new plan for 21 units. This application will run concurrently with the original one for 28 units. The Board is expected to vote yes to the 28 units and yes to the 21 (an Exception is required). An exception is required because if the developer came in with an application under normal zoning, he would be forced to build mixed-use. This is not economically feasible. The 3rd District already has it's share of un-rented commercial. David Sulkis expects the 21 units to go to a Public Hearing. There is still a misconception that the resident's are against Affordable Housing. We will reiterate, we are NOT against Affordable Housing- we are against State Statute 8-30g which is nothing more than a mechanism by which greedy developers can build whatever they like as long as they hide behind the Statute. Density is not considered under 8-30g, local Zoning Regulations are disregarded. In addition, the income guidelines that are mandated by this Statute are absolutely ridiculous they out- price low to even middle income families. We will update this web site to include all Zoning meetings and hearings- check the Calendar and/or sign up for our mailing list.