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Milton Herald - July 16, 2026

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Milton care home runs on generators after water mishap By PATRICK FOX pat@appenmedia.com

MILTON, Ga. — It has been three months since an assisted living home in Milton lost electric utility service. Vitality Living Milton lost power April 1 and has been operating on generators since. Its emails to families of residents go back and forth, with high expectations one day and dashed hopes the next. Some family members say they are anxious, frustrated and wary. “The ongoing power issue at Vitality has been extremely stressful for my mother, who is legally blind,” Alpharetta resident and former City Councilwoman Karen Richard said. “I am fortunate to live only a few minutes away, which has allowed me to respond quickly to the power interruptions and outages that have occurred over the past three months.”

See VITALITY, Page 26

‘Red, White and YOU!’ Milton celebrates Independence Day

At left, Sam, Madison and Nana pose for a photo with Larry Johnson, dressed as Uncle Sam, during the City of Milton's Red, White, and YOU! Independence Day celebration Friday, July 3 at Broadwell Pavilion. The annual event featured a neighborhood walking parade and family-friendly activities ahead of Independence Day. ► SEE STORY, PHOTOS ON PAGES 10-13

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Vitality Living Milton, a 94-unit facility on Webb Road in Milton, offers independent living, assisted living and memory care.

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