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Local Man Abandoned Pit Bull: PD; Heroin Overdose Deaths Examined; School Funds May Be Cut: Branford News
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Police say the man left the dog in an unsecured crate near a dumpster.
Connecticut continues to see a sharp rise in heroin and other opioid-related deaths. This review tracks 2016 cases throughout all of CT.
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Police said when they found the suspect there was so much pot smoke in the area that a baby and a young child had to be relocated.
- Branford Police Arrests Include DUI and Larceny Charges
- Branford Police Arrests Include DUI and Driving the Wrong Way Charges
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If Malloy's proposal is approved the news would be very bad for local taxpayers, school officials say.
The company will occupy a 1700s building, which has been fully renovated.
Realtor.com shares the latest houses that have sold in Branford.
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This course provides hands-on training, reviews health risks of exposure to lead paint, and more. It will be on March 31 at 8 am.
Branford Recreation will open registration on March 2nd for the bus trip to a Detroit Tigers - Boston Red Sox game on June 11.
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