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What Can Replace CVS in Downtown Milford?

Where do you go in Downtown Milford when you want to buy a pen and a little notepad?


Last December, I was t and realized that I'd used up the last sheet in my notebook. I walked down to the CVS in Downtown Milford to pick up another one.

It was closed.

Half a year later, the old CVS is still vacant.

While there are plenty of other stores in Milford for office supplies and other general needs, where do you go in Downtown Milford when you just need to buy a pen and a little pad of paper?

Also, what do you think should become of the vacant CVS?

Would you like to see a similar store open up or should Milford use the space for other purposes?

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Two of the already built trailers the rolling tomato has fired up.
tlkensington May 15, 2013 at 05:28 pm
I don't mind more pizza if its good pizza. There are plenty of horrible and so-so pizza places inRead More Milford. Currently 314 B-port Ave is a boarded up building with a parking lot where cops love to sit. Either this will prevent cops from sitting their or will cause them to sit there more. Also ladies, Milford is known for its P's: pizza, porn, package, and pawn.
Jenny King May 15, 2013 at 04:35 pm
I second Christina! Is no one listening? we are up to our ears in pizza! Im pretty sure we have moreRead More pizza in milford than new haven! Where is this trailer going to park at the devon market!? the traffic the market creates is bad enough for people that live in that area without a mobile oven rolling on in! I hope they have thought of that issue at the very least!
Christina Durham May 15, 2013 at 02:18 pm
OMG...more pizza@!? I think that the secret to success in Milford will be to open anything but aRead More pizza place.