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Danbury to auction off surplus vehicles, equipment
Nearly two dozen vehicles, a 20-foot sailboat, a piano, computer equipment, and odds and ends will go to the highest bidders during an auction Saturday.
Digging Out of Debt, By Not Paying the Bills
The old 1920s standard "Nobody knows you when You're Down and Out" is Dave and Kim Fry's theme song these days.
Tri-town car chase ends in New Haven
A man that led police on a tri-town pursuit chase in a stolen vehicle was finally arrested in New Haven.
What Happens When Parents Clash Over the Kids?
Meals. Bedtime. Discipline. The reasons parents clash over the kids are endless, especially now that more unemployed dads are filling in for back-to-work moms as the bad economy grinds through a second year.
North Branford Political Leaders Say Signs Removed By DOT Workers
North Branford political leaders say they've solved the mystery of all the campaign signs in town that disappeared.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Business Manager of Connecticut Car Dealership Sentenced for Fraud Scheme
Nora R. Dannehy, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that BRUCE VETRE, 45, of Guilford, a former Business Manager at Shoreline Mitsubishi in Branford, was sentenced today by Senior United States District Judge Ellen Bree Burns in New Haven to six months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, ...
This and That and More of the Same
"Death takes no holiday . . . "
Every day is the Day of the Dead and Halloween for Cathee Shultz and J.D. Healy.
Branford fifth-grader Marshall Borrus is home with a fever. He goes to the the Francis Walsh Intermediate School which is reporting an elevated level of absences due to illness but the school remains open.
Connecticut's Quarries: A Legacy Set In Stone
Beyond the lip of Branford's Stony Creek Quarry, with its sheer rock walls stepped in angular terraces several stories high, eons of geologic history are visible.
Guilford experiences H1N1 outbreak
The latest numbers show that one in five American children has had a flu-like illness this month alone.
Cigarette sparks fire in Branford
At 7:11 p.m. Thursday, firefighters were called to Branford College to put out a fire.
Branford: American Girl Doll Fashion Shows Raised Funds And Empowered Girls
At The Library Submitted by Jennifer Aniskovich on 2009-10-21.   Nearly 1,200 guests attended the American Girl Doll Fashion Shows at the Omni Hotel in New Haven over the weekend of Oct.
Five Cell Towers Proposed for Branford
About 75 Short Beach residents voiced their opposition to a proposed 120-foot cell tower in the heart of the neighborhood, and are hoping to offer an alternate location.
TheDay.Com - Rick Koster Column
Reaching nirvana at Jalapeno Heaven
I may have had a religious experience in Branford recently. It wasn't one of those things where I saw the face of St.
Flooding Closes Rt. 146 In Guilford
Flooding caused Route 146 to be closed in both directions in Guilford Friday morning.
Teen Busted for Making a Threat on Facebook
A North Branford teen is facing expulsion and a threatening charge after police say he told a friend he planned to bring a gun to school and seek revenge on peers making fun of him.
DiGiorgi Roofing and Siding Announces their Complete Bathroom...
Digiorgi Roofing and Siding, Inc. 1-203-723-6880 cdigiorgi@digiorgiinc.com DiGiorgi Roofing and Siding Incorporated, a Connecticut family owned home improvement company, is announcing their bathroom remodeling special, valid now thru February 28, 2010.
Branford PD seizes $5,000 in cocaine
Branford Police Detectives interrupted a drug transaction where a large amount of crack cocaine and powder cocaine was seized.
Two U.S. scientists, Israeli win Nobel
Two Americans and an Israeli scientist won the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for atom-by-atom mapping of the protein-making factories within cells - a feat that has spurred the development of antibiotics.
Ribosome Map Makers Win Chemistry Nobel
A composite image showing the winners for the Nobel Prize for Chemestry 2009 : Thomas Steitz, Ada Yonath and Venkatraman Ramakrishnan.