The lobster, which comes in its 7-foot metal basket, is part of a series of items from the now-closed restaurant available for auction.
In mid-June, he was finally adopted, a great day for the cattle dog-English setter mix, but sadly, he was returned: "We are so sorry buddy."
The endowment is just over $3M, allowing the Foundation to invest $175K in 2023 in Branford through grants, scholarships and sponsor awards.
Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter said both dogs were found by good Sarmatians, one was exhausted, barely able to walk, and very elderly.
Libraries and Community Center serve as cooling centers, with the state Dept. of Social Services saying there are rides for folks in need.
The Branford Land Trust's Environmental Day Camp for Kids is set for Monday, Aug. 12 rain or shine, the latter kids appear to be fine with!
Cool off at Community Center, the James Blackstone Memorial Library and the Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library.
The big win came on a scratch ticket, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
Gov. Ned Lamont directed the state's "Extreme Hot Weather Protocol" activated effective today through noon Sunday.
Thor, 2, waited, watched as shelter mates left with new families. Finally, the spirited cattle dog-English setter mix has been adopted.
"Last night, Thimble Island's beloved brewer, Cy, and his wife suffered a devastating loss..."
KeyBank volunteers worked with the town's Parks and Recreation employees and others on outdoor cleanup activities.
Joseph Petrosino joined Branford Fire as a kid volunteer and over the years, became an EMT, FF1, then, college, medical school and now, Dr.
No paperwork. Visit Branford High School during mealtime and kids to 18 can get a fresh, nutritious, delicious free meal in the school café.
Bailey will be featured on a Thimble Island Brewing Co. special edition brew label and the Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter received a $4K check.
Excerpted from Llewellyn Barker Diaries
A tree planting sites list is created by the Community Forest Commission and town Public Works, and locations may be suggested by citizens.
Saturday, 1st responders face off in a game benefitting Branford Counseling + Community Services in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month.
The donation, supporting 150 kids diagnosed with cancer a week at Camp Rising Sun, is part of the 2023-2024 Subaru Share the Love Campaign.
More than $20,000 in sponsorship funding has been distributed by Branford Community Foundation and Guilford Savings Bank this year.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Branford.
A Texas resident recently purchased a winning lottery ticket in Branford, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
There are many Branford Land Trust volunteer opportunities: Saturday Work Parties, Native Plant Protection Corps, and Trails Crew among them
The winning ticket was purchased in Branford, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
For Earth Day 2024, head to the Green April 27, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a fair co-sponsored by the town, Live Wisely & Well on Planet Earth.
Built in 1724 and celebrating its 300th year, the money raised will fund urgent repair needs for the Harrison House Museum and Barn.
At Chet's Pond, Fishing Derby prizes include the biggest trout, the first boy, and first girl to catch a fish, and the most fish caught.
Panel discussion at Community House aims to raise awareness on biological, cultural differences in substance use as related to sex, gender.
In Branford, the moon will cover about 90% of the sun at the peak of the eclipse. Here's what you need to know about the April 8 eclipse.
Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.
Tuesday, from 8:30-4:30, simply walk into East Shore District Health Dept. and learn how to reverse an opioid, likely fentanyl, overdose.
CT isn't among the 32M living in the path of totality, but we won't miss the celestial sensation. Here's what you need to know, Branford.
National Vietnam War Veterans Day recognizes those veterans, encourages US flag display March 29, day combat forces were withdrawn in 1973.
Awarded through Energize Connecticut℠, it helps the town promote energy efficiency programs HeatSmart, Small Business Energy Partnership.
The vacant movie theater and the property could be turned into a multi-use development, according to Hearst Connecticut Media Group.
Since its inception, the Shoreline Regional Pump-Out Boat program has diverted roughly half a million gallons of vessel sewage.
Branford Land Trust series March 21 has Dr. Sarah Crosby of the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk discussing sea level rise, salt marsh research.
The big wins came on scratch tickets, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
Retired Branford Deputy Chief, Director of CT Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security William J. Hackett delivers keynote.