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Milton celebrates Governor’s Walk archway

An archway over the alley off Union Street celebrates Milton’s Governor’s Walk. MADDY LAURIA PHOTOS
Maddy Lauria
October 13, 2016
Celebrating the official dedication of the Governor’s Walk archway to the Town of Milton are (l-r) Deb Breneman; Town Clerk Kristy Rogers; state Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes; Councilman Michael Cote; Committee member Alex Donnan; state Rep. Steve Smyk, R-Milton; Councilman Emory West; Milton Mayor Ted Kanakos; Joe Blasic; Maureen Blasic; Maryann Donnan; Aurelio Grisanty; Ellen Passman; Vice Mayor Esthelda Parker-Selby; Lynn Rogers; and Colleen Allen.

Miltonians celebrated the official dedication of the Governor’s Walk archway sign on Union Street Sept. 28.

The sign is part of a yearslong effort to bolster the historic Governor’s Walk in Milton and was designed by Milton residents Aurelio Grisanty and Walter Gagliano and made by Rogers Sign Co. The sign sits between the Milton Mercantile and Irish Eyes Pub & Restaurant in downtown Milton. The Milton Economic Development Committee spearheaded efforts to raise more than $14,000 in grants for this sign and other historical markers throughout town.

 

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story misstated that Rogers Sign Co. designed the sign. It was designed by Milton residents Aurelio Grisanty and Walter Gagliano; Rogers Sign Co. made the sign.

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