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According to the fire department, there were seven people aboard the sinking craft, but nearby boaters "assisted the occupants to safety."
Branford police, fire departments, South-Central Connecticut Traffic Unit, responded to "serious" crash at 6 p.m. near 624 West Main St.: PD
"Accidental in nature, the fire originated in the microwave oven after combustible materials stored inside ignited."—Branford Fire Dept.
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No rest for the bravest: Branford firefighters handled 10 emergency calls overnight Monday, the Main Street business fire among them.
One asks for a traffic fine to be paid; another is a specific ruse targeting folks dealing with town planning dept., also asking for money.
Following an investigation by the Branford Fire Marshal’s Office, the fire was found to be accidental, and due to "electrical failure:" BFD
An arsenal: 39 firearms; 3 assault weapons, 28 long guns, 8 handguns, sawed-off shotgun, 100s rounds ammo, body armor, plus drugs: PD
Fire officials said three people trapped in an elevator, including one with a medical condition, were rescued by Branford firefighters.
Police shared new details concerning the arrest.
In joint letter to families, schools supt., police chief said they learned "a similar report and arrest have happened in another district."
Dominick Pearson, 35, who faces myriad charges including gun possession and burglary, also had a number of active warrants: Branford police.
An extensive investigation found that the man was in possession of a “substantial” amount of child sexual abuse material, police said.
Police provide all information. Charges are allegations, not convictions. All are presumed innocent, unless proven guilty.
BFD said Masci Jr. "consistently exceeds expectations as a firefighter, demonstrating exceptional dedication to the department's mission."
A long way from July 1899, when townsfolk approved $700 for "2 hand-drawn hose carriages with appliances for use in fighting fires in town."
Firefighters worked in bitter cold temperatures to extinguish a fire that left a two-family residence uninhabitable.
The owner of a beloved farm in Branford “made a heroic effort to rescue the animals” and was able to free one horse, according to officials.
At 11 a.m., on I-95N, exits 55-56, the crash involved a tri-axle dump truck loaded with salt and a flatbed tow truck attending disabled car.
Fire crews battled a blaze at the local business Thursday.