For kids 5-9 who'll enjoy lots of hands-on activities, including touch tanks, woodland and Long Island Sound exploration, nature and more.
Ricozzi brings more than 40 years of experience in infrastructure design, operation, maintenance, and management to the Authority Board.
BFD to launch rescue technician training program that certifies firefighters in crucial areas like rope, confined space, and trench rescue.
A "national problem, but solving it starts locally, and we hope this is the start of a movement across the country:" Branford Rotary Club.
After 18 years representing Branford's 1st District, Torelli isn't seeking reelection "due to declining health," as she seeks kidney donor.
Karina Courtmanche, a Mary Wade resident, is receiving end-of-life care from CT Hospice. Her final wish was granted, with the help of many.
They hoofed it to Walmart for some eats & lost their way, but the real G.O.A.T.s are Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter staffers who saved the day.
Check out the latest winner of $10,000 or more in a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.
Free meals, July 5 to Aug. 11. at Branford High School with breakfast at 8 a.m.-8:30 am and lunch from 12:15 to 12:45. No paperwork needed.
"Every Bottle Back" program: Improve plastics circularity via public-private accord between Town, beverage companies, sustainability leaders
At the open-to-the-public Friday, June 23 event, folks can support, and learn how the Branford Microfund helps residents in need.
KeyBank employees across the US left their bank offices to volunteer for local community organizations, projects, including Branford.
Board member Dr. Tim Raynor, who proposed the resolution, said it's "important to go beyond the proclamation that schools support students."
With a little help from Branford police officer Audra Clyburn and the Branford Fire Department.
The June 11 game is in memory of John "Johnny K" Kustra, who was a tireless youth sports volunteer, and died of diabetes in January 2020.
The clinic, held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., is free for Branford and North Branford residents. From other towns, a $5 donation is requested.
The Branford police and fire department's dispatcher, Alyssa Shultz, "stood out for her outstanding, consistent performance."
Branford officials shared an update concerning the revised schedule.
Learn about Connecticut’s state flower with Joseph Inguanti
Animals at the innovatively reborn shelter may not know it's spanking new, but know it’s a safe haven where they’ll be loved, cared for.
A hero in a tragic 1957 New Haven fire, as a BPD officer, he received Medals of Commendation, and letters of thanks for his service to town.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Branford.
The first public workshop on the plan is set for Tuesday, May 16 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Joe Trapasso Community House, 46 Church St.
TGIF! Music on the Town Green, introducing the Showmobile, starts Friday at 6 p.m., with the band Lunchbox kicking things off.
Explore the Trolley Trail with Local Birder Chris Woerner
Eligible residents will receive two free, specially designed, 95-gallon or 65-gallon, wheeled carts, one for trash and one for recycling.
Rabbits (8-12-year lifespan) bought at Easter, often don't make it to their 1st birthday. Animal Shelter, rife with bunnies, has a message.
Invasive plant species expert Chad Jones, Conn College Assoc. Prof. of Botany & Environmental Studies, presents at the BLT May 15 meeting.
The May 21 softball game recognizes Mental Health Awareness Month and raises funds for Counseling & Community Services Basic Needs Fund.
Local birder Chris Woerner will lead these popular walks along the Stony Creek Trolley Trail and into the Land Trust’s Vedder property.
Effective July 1, 2023, the Town will begin automated curbside collection of trash and recycling.
Town officials have revealed the date for the 4th of July fireworks event.
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
Celebrate Earth Day by helping BLT continue its efforts in removing invasive species at Johnson's Point, this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
Casey McCone, a University of Bridgeport graduate and Andrew Luzzi, an Albertus Magnus College graduate, are Branford's newest officers.
"Branford’s hard work has resulted in clear progress on expanding access to solar energy:" Interstate Renewable Energy Council.