February 16, 2010    
     Patrons donating to Chenango Memorial Hospital (CMH) will have the opportunity to play a few rounds of golf with a number of college and NFL football stars this summer, including Milford Academy (New Berlin) Alum Shonn Greene, current running back for the New York Jets.

     Milford, CMH and Millennia Entertainment are in the process of putting together a football celebrity golf tournament, sports memorabilia auction and dinner at the Canasawacta Country Club planned for June 24.

     Auxiliary CMH Events Chair Kathie Deierlein said the fundraiser’s primary goal would be to help sponsor projects that increase quality of care for patients and to purchase new equipment.

     Some of the confirmed stars include New York Jets Running Back Shonn Greene, Jacksonville Jaguars’ Defensive Tackle Terrance Knighton, Antonio Dixon, Defensive Tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, Line Backer Niko Koutouvides Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

September 3, 2009    
     Milford Academy head football coach, Bill Chaplick (seated) presents Chenango United Way Executive Director, Elizabeth Monaco, with an encased autographed ball that includes the signatures of the 2009 Falcons football team. The ball will be raffled off during the first half of Saturday’s homecoming game against Southern Tech that kicks off at 7 p.m. Proceeds of the raffle go toward the Chenango United Way community impact fund. Standing in the back from the left are Travon Van, Milford Academy running back who will play for the University of Florida next year; Malcolm Bunche, an offensive lineman headed to the University of Miami, Brian Burton, Chenango United Way volunteer; and Charles McMullen, Chenango United Way board member.

August 24, 2007    

     William Chaplick has been named as “Citizen of the Year 2007.” Coming to the New Berlin area over four years ago, Chaplick helped transform what used to be an old school building into what in the football world would come to be know as Milford Academy, now the number two rated prep school in the nation. Along with Chaplick’s record of success, he said just making a difference with one student and making them a positive part of the community is worth his many efforts.

August 24, 2007    
     Milford Academy and head coach, Bill Chaplick, are donating an autographed ball signed by members of this year’s team to the Chenango United Way. The ball will be raffled off during this Saturday’s opening game against Globe Institute of Manhatten. Game time is 4 p.m. at Fish Field in New Berlin. In the middle are Chaplick and Chenango United Way co-chair, Charlie McMullen. Players from the left are Hugh Stangeland, Richfield, Conn., Kenny Plue, Rensselaer, N.Y., and Ron Dunn, Boston, Mass.