With language barrier, limited information from a 911 caller reporting house fire, Cristina Sands' professionalism, quick action lauded.
Set for Friday, Sept. 19 at 5 p.m., the ceremony will be held on the Branford Town Green.
At 560 E. Main site, you may see police cars, uniformed officers, simulated activity but it's a training; there's no public safety concern.
By 11 a.m. Wednesday, shelter rescued two dumped animals. "We are so tired of sounding like a broken record: Stop abandoning your animals."
Cosgrove Animal Shelter is none too happy having to plead for info on another abandoned dog, this time with tips it may be from another town
Capital, Monuments, Arlington Cemetery, National Trail Awards and More!
Eloise Dornfield, Grace Grammatico, and David Alberino, were honored with Branford Rotary Club $4,000 college education scholarships.
The winning ticket was sold at a business in Branford, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The Town is accepting applications for the position of part-time Library Assistant to work in the Atwater and Smith Libraries.
From 9-3, there promises to be a "great selection of hearty perennials, some native to the area," organizers said.
The heat is on: Extreme heat and humidity has the town opening cooling centers across the community now through Thursday.
After reopening the program, pump-out boats to follow the regular schedule: Friday-Monday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., for remainder of boating season.
The award was in recognition of Rep. Robin Comey's commitment and advocacy of young children.
MLK Heritage Foundation needs board members, Legacy Theatre needs ushers, BHCare needs volunteers, Women & Family Life needs interns.
It's déjà vu all over again. Extreme heat and humidity has the town opening cooling centers across the community through Wednesday.
New employment data numbers have just dropped for Branford via the Connecticut Department of Labor.
In May and June, Coastal Wine & Spirits, with Yuengling Brewery, held fundraiser for CT VFW Foundation with customers donating.
The Branford Land Trust holds the Parent-Child Workshop, designed for children ages 5 to 9, Saturday morning.
A Branford resident recently won the big prize, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery
Cooling centers hours: Community Center from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Blackstone Library from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Wednesday.
Benefiting New Haven St. Pat's Parade, Cosgrove Animal Shelter, entrants hoped to have their mugs on a special edition Thimble Island brew.
Dog owners need a certificate of proof for spay and/or neuter (if dog's not spayed/neutered, the fee is higher) and current rabies proof.
Retiring after 35 years, Deputy Chief William Pepe’s contributions left an indelible mark on BFD’s operations, practices, overall success.
The Pedestrian Connectivity Improvements project would upgrade and extend sidewalks along Jefferson Road and parts of Florence Road: Town
When robins appear, loved ones are near. The loved ones in this case being Branford firefighters, beloved for saving this fledgling's life.
The 1.61-mile portion of the roadway set to be milled, paved is from Leetes Island Road to 0.03-miles east of the Branford town line.
The big win came on a scratch ticket inspired by a popular TV series, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The regional non-profit environmental organization graded beaches along the Sound, which incudes three Branford beaches. How'd they score?
Project preparation and milling has been tentatively scheduled to begin Tuesday and, weather permitting, paving is to follow.
Held at Bayview Park on Thimble Island Rd., Sundays from 10-2, features CT Grown farmers, local businesses, artisanal goods and live music.
In Branford, Rotarians, volunteers installed a Purple Pantry Box at Soundview Y, access to free, shelf-stable food any day of the year.
Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m., at the New Antioch Church of God, 65 Burban Dr., the mobile pantry will distribute free groceries.
Branford, community wraps its collective arms around mother, sister of the 6th-grader, who police said was beaten to death by his father.
Now through Friday, sewer main repair work is being done on the north side of Main Street between Park Place and Harrison Avenue.
The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
And once all brush chipping is completed at the Transfer Station, the mulch will be available to residents for free, while supplies last.
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Set for Sunday from 12 to 2 p.m., vaccines are free for Branford residents with a driver license as proof of residency. All others pay $15.
Short Beach Earth Day clean-up meet at Pardee Park, the starting and ending point, but cleanup can happen anywhere within Short Beach.