Commercial Insurance Built for Skilled Trades

Richard Squeri Insurance Agency

Richard Squeri Insurance Agency is an independently owned and operated property and casualty insurance agency proudly serving Connecticut’s shoreline and surrounding communities for over 70 years. Built on generations of trust, we specialize in protecting established local businesses with practical, reliable insurance solutions tailored to the real-world risks they face every day. We work closely with many types of businesses with a focus on skilled trades including plumbers, electricians, HVAC contractors and other specialty contractors—who need coverage that keeps pace with their operations. From general liability and workers’ compensation to commercial auto, tools &amp; equipment, and umbrella policies, we design comprehensive programs that protect your business, your employees, and your reputation. As an independent agency, we partner with leading national insurance carriers and wholesale brokers, allowing us to compare options and secure competitive coverage while delivering the personalized service and responsiveness of a local agency. Our clients value having direct access to experienced advisors who understand Connecticut regulations, local job sites, and the unique challenges of operating along the shoreline. Whether your business has been serving the community for decades or is ready to strengthen its insurance strategy for long-term growth, Richard Squeri Insurance Agency is committed to being a dependable partner—focused on protection, stability, and peace of mind. Local. Independent. Trusted.

New Haven County

Ellyn Santiago

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Branford

Connecticut

Richard Squeri Insurance Agency is an independently owned and operated property and casualty insurance agency proudly serving Connecticut’s...

Helping your family through tough times is our calling

Clancy-Palumbo Funeral Home & Cremation Service

Clancy-Palumbo Funeral Home and Cremation Service is a highly respected and long lasting business in East Haven. The funeral home is centrally located across the East Haven Senior Center and one block from St. Vincent de Paul Church and the Old Stone Church. Chris Palumbo, the owner and licensed director takes great pride in serving the community of East Haven and it's surrounding towns. His personal touch along with his professional knowledge allows him to lead and guide families through the funeral process. When a loved one passes away and you select Clancy-Palumbo Funeral Home, Chris Palumbo will take you by the hand - he will help and guide you through all aspects of the funeral: everything from cemetery plots, flowers, insurance claims, minsters, travel, post reception gatherings. His knowledge and willingness to help goes far beyond the the funeral, burial, cremation and monument process.

East Haven

Clancy-Palumbo Funeral Home and Cremation Service is a highly respected and long lasting business in East Haven. The funeral home is centrally...

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TJ’s Launderette

Hate laundry day? We have you covered with our wash-dry-fold service. We also offer pickup and delivery as an added convenience. New delivery customers will receive 25% off their first order. Please go to our website for more information. 

North Branford

Hate laundry day? We have you covered with our wash-dry-fold service. We also offer pickup and delivery as an added convenience. New delivery...

Branford Scouting (Cub Pack 633, Troop 633/1633 & Venturing 633)

Branford Scouting has been building citizenship, leadership skills, and a spirit of adventure in youth for over 10 years, serving ages 5–20 through four dynamic programs. Through experiential learning, Branford scouts experience adventures from ice climbing to sailing in the Florida Keys, with campouts all year round for our older scouts. Our commitment to country is reflected in where we meet—serving our veterans at Branford’s VFW Post 12106—and through meaningful experiences like our recent trip to Washington, D.C., where scouts participated in the Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery and presented a wreath in honor of our fallen heroes. Our younger Cub Scouts also demonstrate patriotism by marching in parades and placing flags at cemeteries, just like their older peers. They enjoy fun and discovery at weekly meetings and through memorable outings, such as an overnight at the Norwalk Maritime Center, sleeping aboard the World War II battleship USS Massachusetts, and exploring the EcoTarium museum. This year, our Cubs will experience an evening at the New England Air Museum. Branford Scouting services the town of Branford and well beyond. Check us out on the web to see the great things Scouting in Branford can do to make a difference in the world!

Branford Scouting (Cub Pack 633, Troop 633/1633...

Branford Scouting has been building citizenship, leadership skills, and a spirit of adventure in youth for over 10 years, serving ages 5–20 through...

Branford Police arrested an East Haven man who allegedly was involved in a massive $248,000 wine theft from a Branford wine distributor.The investigation started in June of 2014 when the president of Murphy Distributors told police items from his exclusive wine inventory were missing. Officer Josef Herten began the yearlong investigation that involved interviewing multiple witnesses and executing search warrants for telephone records.Police allege that Richard Worthington, 29, of Branford was an employee at the distributor and got help from David Moon, 28, of East Haven.Moon was charged with first-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit first degree larceny. He was released on a $10,000 bond.An arrest warrant has been issued for Worthington, who is currently incarcerated on unrelated charges. He will eventually be formally charged wit first-degree larceny and conspiracy. The investigation is ongoing and more arrests are possible. Image of David Moon

Branford Police arrested an East Haven man who allegedly was involved in a massive $248,000 wine theft from a Branford wine distributor.

The investigation started in June of 2014 when the president of Murphy Distributors told police items from his exclusive wine inventory were missing. Officer Josef Herten began the yearlong investigation that involved interviewing multiple witnesses and executing search warrants for telephone records.

Police allege that Richard Worthington, 29, of Branford was an employee at the distributor and got help from David Moon, 28, of East Haven.Moon was charged with first-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit first degree larceny. He was released on a $10,000 bond.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Worthington, who is currently incarcerated on unrelated charges. He will eventually be formally charged wit first-degree larceny and conspiracy. The investigation is ongoing and more arrests are possible.

A wine distributor told police his exclusive stock was missing. Police arrested one man and will arrest at least one other.