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Two-hundred and sixty proud students crossed the stage in front of Branford town Hall on June 22, making their own sunshine on a cloudy evening as they opened the next chapter on their lives. Congratulations, Class of 2009! Class Officers President-Joseph...
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The Branford High School Class of 2009 has been accepted into the following post-secondary schools: American International College Arcadia University Assumption College Bentley College Berklee College of Music Boston College Branford Hall Career Institute...
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If the weather on June 24 offered the first test of how the North Branford High School Class of 2009 would handle post-graduation adversity, the former students proved their mettle. United by the loss of one of their own, Matthew Picciuto, in late May...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: NORTH BRANFORD - As the Atwater Library construction project gets set to start, the town has initiated plans to include a geothermal heating and cooling system as part of the design. Lower construction costs,...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: BRANFORD - Like many of the town’s tireless voluteers, Jill Marcus has served on numerous committees, boards, and positions, but now she has topped it all by making history as the first female president of the...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: NORTH BRANFORD - The joint effort fundraiser of the Northford and North Branford Women’s clubs has helped raise more than $1,400 for local veterans in dire need of a handicapped bus to support their care. Mary...
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The Sound publishes a Police Incident Report to inform residents of incidents, criminal activities, and police responses occurring in Branford and North Branford. As those charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the report does not include...
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Intermittent rains didn’t keep the crowds away from the 25th annual Branford Festival last weekend. Three-year-old Teaghan Ramos was among those enjoying a game of Whac-A-Mole. The very active kids’ area was just one of the ways Branford families came...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: BRANFORD - Although they don’t necessarily agree on every issue, if there’s one thing on which residents can find common ground, it’s their love for their Green. Emotions ran high discussion ranged far beyond...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: NORTH BRANFORD - Not long ago the Connecticut shoreline was still peppered with cows, farms, and the healthy vestige of a once-all encompassing dairy industry, but the small family dairy farm is now almost non...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: NORTH BRANFORD - You may not even notice them, but they’re everywhere and despite their sometimes temporary nature, murals not only define a space, they can define a community. Just ask Helene Zichichi of Northford...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: It was stated by almost every speaker at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Soundview YMCA last week: The 40-year wait is over. This much anticipated community project galvanized volunteers and a dedicated staff...
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By Ben Rayner, Sound Senior Staff Writer: BRANFORD - Don’t snicker, but Branford has quietly become the epicenter of jazz on the East Coast—thanks to Ed Tankus and the folks behind the Branford Jazz Festival. This jazz and music devotee started broadcasting...
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The Sound publishes a Police Incident Report to inform residents of incidents, criminal activities, and police responses occurring in Branford and North Branford. As those charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the report does not include...
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By Chris Piccirillo, Sound Senior Sports Writer: For the past three years, Stephen Prota has been the bench coach for Branford baseball, and though he doesn’t get paid money as a volunteer assistant, the fulfillment Stephen gets from teaching athletes...
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