Mancuso's Dog Walking offering a 10% discount for a week. 

Mancuso's Dog Walking and Pet Sitting 

After a brief hiatus Mancuso's Dog Walking and Pet Sitting will resume all pet services starting the 2nd week in June. We are looking forward to visits to our older and new fur babies. Serving the shoreline since 2013. Insured and Bonded and Pet Safe Certified.  Please contact us by phone 203-219-2359 or on our Website.  

Middlesex County

Rich Kirby

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Clinton

Connecticut

After a brief hiatus Mancuso's Dog Walking and Pet Sitting will resume all pet services starting the 2nd week in June. We are looking forward to...

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

Branford

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

New Sleep Disorder Treatment Now Available at Madison

Waterstone Health

Struggling with poor sleep, chronic fatigue, insomnia, or sleep apnea? Waterstone is expanding care in Madison with a new specialized Sleep Disorders Treatment Program designed to help patients finally get the restorative sleep they need for better overall health. Led by Thomas Abbenante, MD, a board-certified sleep physician, and Amanda Ciampini, APRN, the program provides comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment for a wide range of sleep conditions. Patients can receive care for sleep apnea, chronic insomnia, narcolepsy, restless leg syndrome, circadian rhythm disorders, and other sleep disturbances that affect daily life, mood, and long-term health. Quality sleep is closely connected to mental wellness, energy levels, concentration, and physical health. Through personalized treatment plans, modern diagnostic approaches, and evidence-based therapies—including CPAP management, medical treatment, and behavioral sleep strategies—our goal is to help patients improve sleep quality and restore healthy sleep patterns. The sleep program is available at Waterstone’s Madison and Hamden locations, making specialized sleep care more accessible to individuals throughout shoreline Connecticut and the greater New Haven region. Waterstone has been part of the Madison community since 2015, originally founded to provide compassionate outpatient care for individuals facing addiction and mental health challenges. Over the past decade, our practice has grown into a trusted local resource offering mental health counseling, substance use treatment, and psychiatric medication management. The addition of sleep medicine reflects Waterstone’s commitment to whole-person care—recognizing that sleep, mental health, and recovery are deeply connected. If ongoing sleep problems are affecting your health, relationships, or ability to function at your best, help is available close to home. Better sleep starts here!

Alfred Branch

Madison

 Struggling with poor sleep, chronic fatigue, insomnia, or sleep apnea? Waterstone is expanding care in Madison with a new specialized Sleep...

Mancuso's Dog Walking & Pet Sitting 

Local small dog walking business established in 2013. Pet Safe Certified and Insured &amp; Bonded. Please view our website and our testamonials at Www.mancusosdogwalking.com. 203-219-2359

Local small dog walking business established in 2013. Pet Safe Certified and Insured & Bonded. Please view our website and our testamonials at Www...

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...

CLINTON, CT — An update on an open-space land acquisition on Killingworth Turnpike and a draft budget are on the agenda for the Conservation Commission's Nov. 4 meeting. The commission is scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Rose Room at Andrews Memorial Town Hall, <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&amp;query=Andrews+Memorial+Town+Hall%2C+54+East+Main+Street%2C+Clinton%2C+CT" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">54 E. Main St.</a> The joint land acquisition subcommittee portion of the agenda includes an update on acquiring land for open space at <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&amp;query=0+Killingworth+Turnpike%2C+Clinton%2C+CT" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">0 Killingworth Turnpike</a>, identified as Map 28, Block 39, Lot 114. Future open-space land acquisitions are also listed for discussion. Under new business, commissioners are scheduled to take up a draft budget, invasive species, the commission's 2027 meeting calendar and its 2025-26 annual report. Returning topics include residential food composting and opportunities to collaborate with the Sustainability Committee, including an update on textile recycling. Correspondence on the agenda includes Liberty Green design and planning and a funding request from the Connecticut River Coastal Conservation District. Members are also scheduled to consider approval of the Aug. 12 meeting minutes. Members of the public who wish to attend through Zoom can obtain access information by calling the land use administrative assistant at 860-669-6133 during regular Town Hall business hours, no later than noon Nov. 4.

CLINTON, CT — An update on an open-space land acquisition on Killingworth Turnpike and a draft budget are on the agenda for the Conservation Commission’s Nov. 4 meeting.

The commission is scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Rose Room at Andrews Memorial Town Hall, <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&amp;query=Andrews+Memorial+Town+Hall%2C+54+East+Main+Street%2C+Clinton%2C+CT" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">54 E. Main St.</a> The joint land acquisition subcommittee portion of the agenda includes an update on acquiring land for open space at <a href="https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&amp;query=0+Killingworth+Turnpike%2C+Clinton%2C+CT" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">0 Killingworth Turnpike</a>, identified as Map 28, Block 39, Lot 114. Future open-space land acquisitions are also listed for discussion.

Under new business, commissioners are scheduled to take up a draft budget, invasive species, the commission’s 2027 meeting calendar and its 2025-26 annual report. Returning topics include residential food composting and opportunities to collaborate with the Sustainability Committee, including an update on textile recycling.

Correspondence on the agenda includes Liberty Green design and planning and a funding request from the Connecticut River Coastal Conservation District. Members are also scheduled to consider approval of the Aug. 12 meeting minutes. Members of the public who wish to attend through Zoom can obtain access information by calling the land use administrative assistant at 860-669-6133 during regular Town Hall business hours, no later than noon Nov. 4.