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Memorial Day Essay Will Honor Parade Veterans
Among today's Memorial Day Parade ceremonies, Branford residents will be able to hear two essays by Branford students on the theme, "What does Memorial Day mean to me?" It's a simple question.
European Specialists: Branford's Choice
In our poll for the best auto mechanic in Branford , residents spoke loud and clear: we trust our cars in the capable hands of European Specialists more than anywhere else.A It was neck-and-neck throughout the week - though the comments clearly favored European Specialists, M eineke Auto Center led in votes until late Thursday night.A The final ... (more)
Personal trainer charged with sexually assaulting Fairfield client
Patrick Myers of Branford has been charged by Fairfield police with fourth-degree sexual assault and breach of peace for an incident with a personal training client at a local gym.
Personal Trainer Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Fairfield Teen
A Fairfield police arrested a 44-year-old Branford man on Wednesday after a female teen accused him of touching her inappropriately during a personal training session at a local gym, according to Sgt.
Khaki & Black Moving Back To Center Of Town's Retail District;...
A Joel Stander, the owner of khaki & black, which is currently located at 22 Durham Road in the Station Square complex, plans to move to the old Sound Runner space at 762 Boston Post Road in early June.
'An Awesome Tribute To An Awesome Man!'
Stratford "Surely a better place for that kind of "interview" would be away from school wouldn't it?" Robert Chambers has this and other questions about an incident at Bunnell High School in which a student reportedly punched a police officer .
Inside the Future of Tech at Branford Schools
A Chief Technology Officer Clint Kennedy has a vision for Branford schools. He spent at least eight months preparing for his brainchild, the months-in-the-making technology expo "Building Bridges: Taking Tech Home," at Francis Walsh Intermediate School .
Madison Ambulance Open House Draws Thanks, Praise
A A small but steady stream of Madison residents showed up at the Madison Ambulance Association open house Wednesday.
Guest editor Davis Dunavin here. I caught these beautiful, neglected windows while on the town last week and they struck me as having real character.
Forty-Four Kids Honored For Creative Approaches To Saving Energy
Forty-four kids were honored Tuesday at the state Capitol for their drawings, poems, essays and even song lyrics and a short play - all prize-winning submissions in a contest promoting energy efficiency.
Paradise City Arts Festival In Northampton Memorial Day Weekend
Some artists get thorough training at prestigious schools. Some are unschooled and just go on instinct.
A Familiar Face Is Back on the RTM
A Six months into its legislative session, Branford is already welcoming its second replacement on the RTM.
AQUAA Technology Uses Extend Beyond Protein: Effective measurement of messenger RNA now demonstrated
BRANFORD, Conn., May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- HistoRx, the leader in quantitative immunohistochemistry, announces the application of their proprietary AQUA technology to assessment of messenger RNA in tissue.
Branford's Best Auto Mechanic: Who Is It?
Trust. It's one of the most important considerations when choosing an auto mechanic: we want to be able to trust that the business owner we turn to will do the job right, on time, and not charge us an arm and a leg.
Branford Cares prepares summer-long campaign
A This summer, a widespread coalition of Branford citizens and organizations are joining forces to live up to Branford's motto: "A town taking care of its own." From its kickoff June 15 through Labor Day, Branford Cares will try to raise $300,000 to provide struggling Branford citizens with "basic needs" - things like food, shelter and clothing.
Groton Redistricting Delayed Until Mid June
A Groton's redistricting plans will be finalized in mid-June so a consulting firm has time to review them, according to a briefing memo by Acting Superintendent Mary Anne Butler.
(Updated) Former Shelter Dog Murdered; Protesters Demand Justice
A Update: Richard P. Silverstein, the New Haven attorney representing Alex Wullaert of Branford who is accused of animal cruelty in connection with the of killing his own dog, said Wullaert's case has been continued until June 5. Silverstein declined to comment on the case following Wullaert's arraignment Tuesday morning in New Haven Superior ... (more)
Flacco to continue calling plays for First Mariner Bank
Flacco has been affiliated with the bank since 2008. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
At Court, Protesters Demand Justice for Strangled Dog
Dog lovers protested at New Haven Superior Court Tuesday against the Branford man who was arrested in February by East Haven police in connection with the strangulation death of his pet pit bull/boxer mix.