Not just for "Beauty Insiders": A Sephora store is slated to open in the Branhaven Plaza Kohl's on July 8.
Branford's First Selectman encourages local businesses to take "advantage of the many energy efficiency solutions and cost savings."
Save the Sound Light Lager: Save the Sound & Stony Creek Brewery share a love of LI Sound, the outdoors, so it was natural to work together.
The new grocery store's grand opening is only weeks away, officials told Patch.
New CEO Dan Shannon has 30 years of experience in the industry, with leadership positions in sales and marketing for many national brands.
The company is moving from its Pin Oak Business Park location to Commerce Street in East Haven, the New Haven Register reported.
Coming this spring, The Grey Goat Farmtique in Branford will feature the work of local artisans making it a unique shopping experience.
The team of five students, including Matt Ciaburro of Branford, beat 500 teams globally to win the 2021 Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge.
Starbucks, including its Branford location, suspended its vaccination policy to reflect a Supreme Court ruling blocking a federal mandate.
The New Haven Register reported that it's curtains for the East Main Street cinema, quoting employees as sources.
Sara Natalino Amato worked her way up from fries to manager to owner. Her newest McDonald's restaurant is in Branford.
The pandemic has stolen so much from so many, including the beloved brunch spot. But New Haven's loss is Branford's gain.
The Shoreline Chamber and the town's Economic Development Office created the guide to promote holiday sales. Deadline to submit is Thursday.
Geenty Group says the 3.3 acre site at 54-60 N. Main St., sold for $450,000. Nicholas Magnotta hopes to put in an "express" car wash.
At Nonna Gina's Prepared Foods & Gelateria, this is truly a motto to live by: “First we eat, then we do everything else.”
Presented to the Economic Development Commission, an application process for a facility near exit 53 could start next month, it's reported.
Spoiler: It's a happy ending. In business for decades, Branford's Respond Systems' lasers heal horses, dogs, cats and yes, red-tailed hawks.
Branford area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Branford.
Restaurants in Weston, Easton & Redding got $2.3 million from the fund, but thousands more in Connecticut were shut out of the SBA program.
Restaurants in Bethel got $1.2 million from the fund, but thousands more in Connecticut were shut out of the SBA program.
The Club's fundraiser supports Branford Counseling & Community Services’ Basic Needs Program. Top prize is 50 $100 restaurant gift cards.
After selling out in just 10 days in 2020, Branford Rotary’s restaurant raffle Braffle! is back. Most of proceeds go to help local families
No loafer, the former salon owner rebooted and came up with a plan. Named for her daughter, Madison Ave. Children's Shoes was born.
The company's highest honor is given to less than half of the top 1% of approximately 96,000 Coldwell Banker Realty agents internationally.
Branford First Selectman Jamie Cosgrove said there's a "great opportunity here for Branford businesses to save energy and money.”
Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in New Haven County. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.
See how well utility providers in the Branford area and across CT serve their customers.
Kill A Watt meter kits are available at nearly 200 libraries across the state; a new heating cost calculator accessible online.
Two Branford restaurants were named the best in their category by culinary experts and 3 got honorable mentions in the CT Magazine contest.
Thanks to a Neighbor Post alerting us, and after a call to Starbucks corporate, we learned the store closed due to a staff COVID-19 case.
The owners of Coppola Custom car customization shop will hold Cars & Coffee and Toys for Tots on Dec. 12.
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Branford Business of the Year.
Officials say there's an "urgent need for additional child care providers for working families affected by the public health crisis."
Starting Monday, you can place an order online or on the mobile app, choose a pickup time, head over and have groceries loaded into the car.
When you buy a 4-pack of Stony Creek Brewery's IPA Rescue Brew, a part of the proceeds goes to expanding the Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter.
Federal and state lawmakers visited Tangen Biosciences on Thursday, praising the company's development of a COVID test with 90% accuracy.
Wendy and Mark Bluemling won the grand prize Branford Rotary’s restaurant "braffle:" $100 gift cards to each 34 different Branford eateries.
Struggling but surviving during the pandemic, the popular Indian eatery created a GoFundMe to help it cover back rent demanded by landlord.
State Rep. Robin Comey wrote "restaurants, hair salons, and early care and education centers" are among businesses who need help to survive.