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Resources zip06 has populated their site with include: • Buy Tickets – The Beacon Awards • » Make a Nomination | The Beacon Awards • Contribute to our Voluntary Pay Program • Harbor News for Oct. 12, 2023 • The Courier for Oct. 12, 2023 • Pitts Soars High in Leadership as 3-Sport Captain, Eagle Scout for H-K • Dawn Jackson: About Town • Hutchinson Lets Friendships Fly as Three-Sport Star for Thunderbirds • Welch Wields Passion for the Pitch as Positive Leader for Valley • Richard Strauss: A Charter for Chester • Sigersmith Shines on the Circuit as Exceptional Player and Captain for Rams Field Hockey • Christine Picklo: Staying Aware • Gouin a Strong Leader and Captain of Young North Haven Squad • Judy Barron: Bringing More Than Just a Meal • Getting Crafty • Fashion Frenzy • For Mutts • Painting the Day Away • Falling for Crafts • Murder on the Shore Line Express • H-K Football Loses a Tight One, Girls’ Swimming Wins on the Road • Cougars Boys’ Soccer Utilizing Synergy, Stingy D to Fuel Fast Start • Guilford Girls’ Soccer Records Three Wins, Football Takes a Loss • Grizzlies Field Hockey on the Fast Track to Success • Attorney General Tong Tackles Seniors Scams at Luncheon • T-Birds’ Volleyball Spiking Their Way Up Shoreline Standings • Local Swimmers Named to Connecticut Top 16 List • Valley Field Hockey Aims to Shoot High, Strengthen Experience in 2023 • Westbrook Athletics Awarded Michaels Cup Award • Westbrook Field Hockey Grabs a Tie, While Girls’ Soccer Has a Tough Week • Old Saybrook Field Hockey Splits the Week, Boys’ Soccer Wins Two • North Haven Girls’ Soccer Splits the Week, Boys’ Soccer Wins Two • North Branford Student’s Continuing Efforts Support Fund to End Childhood Cancer • Letting Go of Things • The Source for Oct. 5, 2023 • Guilford Courier for Oct. 5, 2023 • The Sound for Oct. 5, 2023 • Valley Courier for Oct. 5, 2023 • Harbor News for Oct. 5, 2023 • The Courier for Oct. 5, 2023 • Preskar Puts in Work Around the Clock as Hand Football Captain • Rene Chin: A Love of Teaching • Melillo Makes Moves on the Court for North Branford Volleyball • Jacob Invites Community to Enjoy SCC Fall Festival and Expo • Smith Moving Swiftly on the Fast Track for Valley Girls’ Soccer • Jimmy Burch: Big Dreams • Miller Builds Family Bonds as Strong Asset to Old Saybrook Cross Country • Eric Salmon: Ready to Help • Dombrowski Dons Dedication as New Captain, QB for Easties’ Football • Michael Moore: Supporting the Need to Create • A Meeting of the Minds • A-Mazing • Perfect Pick • Finding Forever • Getting a Better Look • Keeping the Spirit Flowing • SEA Celebrates 12th Annual ‘Healthy Aging’ Event in Branford • H-K Girls’ Swimming, Cross Country Grab Victories in Big Meets • Hand Football Grabs Shutout Win While Boys’ Soccer Takes Two Draws • Guilford Boys’ Soccer Splits the Week, Girls’ Volleyball Wins Two • Grizzlies Girls’ Soccer Focused on Growth with Motivated Roster • Hornets Girls’ Soccer Looking to Swarm to Next Level of Success • Old Saybrook Field Hockey Wins Three, Cross Country Shines at League Meet • North Haven Football, Girls Soccer Collect Wins on the Week • Hand Alum Haraj-Sai Finding New Success on College Tennis Court • Barbara Nair: The Art of the Matter • DeFrancesco Finds Great Reward Through Leadership as Volleyball Captain • Bernadette Canning: The Luck of the Irish • Petrone Projects Loud and Clear as Captain for Valley Volleyball • Margaret Very: An Anniversary to Celebrate • Lois Caldrello: A Colossal Project • Karavas Keeps Tides of Optimism in Pool as North Haven Swim Captain • Rahul Anand: Empowering the Medical Leaders of Tomorrow • The Source for Sept. 28, 2023 • Guilford Courier for Sept. 28, 2023 • The Sound for Sept. 28, 2023 • Valley Courier for Sept. 28, 2023 • Harbor News for Sept. 28, 2023 • The Courier for Sept. 28, 2023 • In Stitches • On the Green • Celebrating Oktoberfest • Dancing for a Cause • Crazy Hats for a Cause • Undeterred • Guilford-Hand Soccer Doubleheader to Double as Breast Cancer Awareness Night • H-K Girls’ Swimming Wins Season Opener, Boys’ Soccer Wins Two • Hand Boys’ Soccer Setting Sights on Adding to Championship Legacy • Guilford Girls’ Swimming and Diving Wins First Three Meets, Girls’ Soccer Grabs a Win • GPD Welcomes New K9 Ambassador • Branford Football Grabs a Win, Girls’ Volleyball Wins Three Straight • Three Branford Residents Lead Connecticut Team to Thurston Cup Title • Valley Boys’ Soccer Growing Toward Goals to Return to Postseason • Morgan Girls’ Soccer Wins a Trio and Boys’ Soccer Splits the Week • CT Field Hockey Hall of Fame Inducts Two Local Legends • North Haven Field Hockey Wins Two and Football Adds to the Winning Column • Following Her Passion for Chocolate Onto a New Path • The Source for Sept. 21, 2023 • Guilford Courier for Sept. 21, 2023 • The Sound for Sept. 21, 2023 • Valley Courier for Sept. 21, 2023 • Harbor News for Sept. 21, 2023 • The Courier for Sept. 21, 2023 • Shay Swayed Successfully from Soccer to Signal Caller for Hand • Craig Nowak: Following the Spirit • The Stars Align for Kenny Pelphrey • Falcioni Found Sound Mind as Leader for T-Birds’ Baseball • John Allen: Bringing Vegan to the Table at CDR • Katherine Hilliar: Memories Are Made of This • Knights Announce Stekloff as New Head Coach for Boys’ Hoops • Brenda Partyka: Living on the Wild Side • Brown Brings Intensity, Leadership as Court Captain for Yellowjackets Volleyball • Connor Thornberg: Telling a Story Through Any Media • Elizabeth McCabe: For the Love of Dance • Eagleson a Star Pitcher for Guilford 10U All Stars Softball • Lynk Created a Chain of Solid Showings for Madison 19-U Baseball • Bradbury was a Grand Scorer, Leader for Valley Regional Girls’ Hoops • Gardner Looking to Get Things Cooking at Lobster Festival • Kadlof Earns Prestigious Scholar All-American Honors for Morgan Boys’ Soccer • Harry Plaut: Master of the Harbor • Murray Made the Most of His Time with North Haven Legion • Carson Laundry: Making a Difference in North Haven • Eyes to the Skies • Hold On Tight • Gone to the Dogs • Photo Worthy • Finding the Right Set • Practice Makes Perfect • Lesnik Came into His Own Swing for Tigers Golf • Renee Rhodes: Sculpting with Energy • Jim Plunkett: Pitching In to Help SGMG 2023 Italian Festival • Lucibello Lit Up Plate as First Team All-Shoreline Third Baseman • Extra Effort by Muniz Ushers in Automated Trash, Recycling Collections • Elizabeth Kaeser: New Museum Head • Jan Swanson: The Library is the Place To Be • Bauman Succeeded on the Bump for Resilient North Haven Ball Clubs • Kiana Stevens: Taking the Lead in Spotlight • Katy Kessler-Rinck: Curating Students’ Passions • Maniatis Made Quick Work on the Draw with Hand Boys’ Lax • Mark Velez: Putting Up Walls • Bransfield Diving Deep as New Member of St. Michael’s Swimming and Diving Team • Kormylo’s Youthful Enthusiasm Helps NGCC’s North Guilford Country Fair • Onofrio Displayed Strong Leadership as T-Birds’ Shortstop, Captain • Loffredo Introduces Interactive Birding Trail for Branford • Valley’s Metz Ready to Make Mark on Castleton Gridiron • Glenn Herman: Dollars for Scholars • Mendez a Versatile Player for 19U Clinton Huskies • Justin Alessio: It’s All About Kids • Finkle Found Happiness Through North Haven Football and Golf • Taking Flight • Art on the Green • A Celebration • A Wet Sunday • A Closer Look • Who Lives in a Pineapple...? • Rogers a Doubles Court Queen as All-SCC Player for Hand Tennis • Sandra Kensler: Painting Her World • Guilford U16 Boys’ Soccer Team Wins CT Cup • Beauton the Conference Player of the Year, Junior PGA Champ for Guilford Golf • Juniver Jumped High as Two-Sport Captain for T-Birds • Savino Helping CDR Summer Community Dinners Branch Out • Libby Continuing Lax Journey After Being Steady Senior Captain for Valley • Juan Camilo Rios: Keep on Camping • Lisa Barbour: There to Help • Basmadjian Boasted Calmness on Course as North Haven Golf Captain • Samantha Lestage: It’s All About Forming Partnerships • Trio of Cross Country Sisters Qualifies for National Junior Olympics • Madison 19-U Baseball Hosts the Huskies • Bocce Amongst Friends • US-Nepal Relations Celebrated at Festival in Branford • North Haven Girls’ Lax Gained Experience with Enthusiasm • Deep River Horseshoe League Holds Weekly Matches • Small But Mighty Knights Showed Resiliency on the Track • Clinton Huskies Face Madison in 19-U Baseball Game • Rabies Vaccine Clinic Held at East Haven Animal Shelter • Making a Play • Having a Ball • Some R&R • Taking Aim • Hooked • All Smiles • A Teenagers’ Tragedy • Cozean Craves the Need for Speed as Runner for H-K XC and Track • Chen Overcomes Midseason Injury to Break Guilford Track Record • Karen Milano: For the Love of Community • On the Trail of History: LaFata Hopes to Improve Baldwin Trail • Chasanoff Overcame Elbow Injury to Win Shoreline Triple Jump Crown • Ashley McClain: Linking Communities with Autism Safety • Costanzo a First-Team All-League Faceoff Phenom for Valley Boys’ Lax • Brian Corbin: Moves With Jagger • Fowler Forged Synergy as First Team All-SCC Catcher for Easties’ Softball • Anna Gambacorta Sincavage: Becoming Enthralled with Learning • Alberti, Baseggio Named Guilford Athletes of the Year • Memorial Tree and ‘Concert for Henry’ on the Branford Green • Morgan Boys’ Lax Persisted in Second-Straight State Tourney Berth • North Haven Softball Set Standard for the Future with Landmark Campaign • Excited Introductions • Casting Off • In Motion • Late Day Skate • Victory! • Under the Sea • Perseverance, Dedication Help Create a Path to Keep People Safe, Connect Communities • Pray Persisted Through Position Switch for State-Champion H-K Baseball • Bob Kuchta: A Love for the Land • Lucibello a Passionate Defender for T-Birds Girls’ Lax • McDowell Shares Summer Camp Experiences at Soundview YMCA • Whitney Underwent Successful Singles Switch for Valley Boys’ Tennis • Emily Miner: Keep the Cameras Rolling • Joe Carapella: Caring About Clinton • Korenovsky Captivated On and Off the Court for East Haven Girls’ Tennis • Stephanie McKee Gorske: Forming Bonds With Students • Madison Police Welcomes First All-Electric Vehicle • Guilford Timbers Win Connecticut Cup In Strong Spring Season • Guilford Kixx Advance to Connecticut Cup Finals in Dominant Campaign • T-Birds’ Track Teams Set Table for an Even Brighter Future • Young Valley Softball Came of Age with Shoreline, State Tourney Berths • Slamma Jamma Basketball Camp Back in Session • North Haven Golf Swung to New Heights as SCC Tier II Champ • Platinum Sponsor Premier Branford Delivers $30,000 to Branford Jazz Series • The Essex Foundation Announces Environmental Studies Scholarship Award Recipient • Musicals, Plays, Comedies, and More • Nostalgia For Sale • The Thinks You Can Think • Lighting Up the Skies • One Last Cast • Celebrating Saybrook • North Haven Rotary Club Awards Scholarships to Two College Students • Cushing Dished Out Dimes for Hand Boys’ Lax • Great Vendors, Great Ideas Support New Farmer’s Market at Guilford Fairgrounds • Chittenden Notched Championship-Caliber Chops as T-Birds’ Shot Put Sensation • Shadman, a Multi-Talented Valedictorian, Heads to Yale • Whelan Wields a Racquet of Sportsmanship as Future Valley Tennis Captain • Palumbo Plays Through Injury as Top Doubles Player for Westbrook Girls’ Tennis • David Pittsinger: Banner Day for Star Spangled Banner • Vanacore Ready to Help Revitalize Yellowjackets’ Volleyball • Lauren Condosta: It’s All About the Students • 10u Madison Travel Tigers Win ESTL Majors Championship • Calvin Leete School Wins Connecticut Scholastic Team Chess Championships • Grizzlies Boys’ Lax Pushed Through Adversity in State Semis Run • Grizzlies Coed Crew Makes a Splash at State Level in Strong Campaign • STC Gets ‘Footloose’ with Four Shows in Branford • H-K Track Teams Toughed It Out to Sound Postseason Performances • Warriors’ Girls’ Tennis Grew Through Adversity in States Berth • East Haven Boys’ Tennis Trending Upward After Matching Win Total • Rams Boys’ Lacrosse Exceeds Expectations in Season of Firsts • EHHS Class of 2023: Embracing the Unknown • A Change Of Command At U.S. Coast Guard Long Island Sound Sector • Hand Girls’ Tennis Swats Aside Stonington for Class M State Crown • Warfield Receives Branford Elks’ Peter Krause Memorial Scholarship • No Time Like Summer for Visiting the Shoreline’s Public Gardens • Westbrook High School 2023 Commencement • DHHS Class of 2023: Preparing for ‘Endless Opportunities’ • Guilford High School 2023 Commencement • Daniel Hand High School 2023 Commencement • North Haven High School 2023 Commencement • Haddam-Killingworth 2023 High School Commencement • East Haven High School 2023 Commencement • North Branford High School 2023 Graduation • Valley Regional High School 2023 Commencement • Old Saybrook High School 2023 Commencement • Haddam-Killingworth Baseball Class S Championship • Westbrook Girls’ Tennis Class S Final • Guilford Girls Lacrosse’ Class M Championship • Hand Girls’ Tennis Class M Championship • Guilford Girls Tennis Class L Championship • Congrats, Haddam-Killingworth Class of 2023 • Ned Jobson: Standing Guard • Joe Markowski: For the Love of Country • Guilford Girls’ Lacrosse Wins Third-Straight State Title • Grizzlies Baseball Falls in Class L State Championship • GHS Graduates Class of 2023 • Schwartz Soared as All-New England Athlete in First Track Season • Up to Speed on Sustainability: Tyler Bowne • Danielle Fortier: Look for the Squirrel • Beeman Retires After 39 Strong Years of Coaching • Ide Marched Up the Ladder As Top Doubles Player for Nighthawks Girls’ Tennis • Gina Johnson: Networking with Purpose • William Kegeles: The Importance of Giving Back • NHHS Class of ‘23: More Accomplishments Ahead • VRHS Class of 2023: Looking to Future • WHS Celebrates the Class of 2023 • Westbrook Girls’ Tennis Claims Runner-Up Spot in Class S State Final • Morgan Class of 2023: ‘We are Family’ • OSHS Class of 2023 Graduates in the Rain • New Pollinator Garden Growing on Branford Green • Valley Boys’ Tennis Garnered Respect in Shoreline with Young Bunch • Branford Golf Swung High and Consistent with Two Top 10 Postseason Finishes • H-K Baseball Wins First Ever State Crown • Hand Boys’ Lax Falls in Class M State Final • Window to the Future: BHS Class of 2023 Commencement • Thanksgiving In June • Rep. Parker Visits Jeffery Elementary • Unique GHS Program Sets a Course for Learning • Congratulations, North Branford Class of 2023! • Skating into Summer • Sea Music • Audience Participation • Three-Peat! • Champs! • Carrie Bishop Healy Gets Behind Guilford Rotary LobsterFest • Elizabeth Talmadge Pelliccio: For the Love of Art • Deshefy Asserted Himself as Star Sophomore for Guilford Baseball • Palma Played as a Proud Defender for North Branford Girls’ Lax • Hamlet Hernandez: An Eternal Optimist • Kassandra Semenov-Leiva: Artfully Telling a Story • Cap Completes Tennis Career with Dominant Doubles Season • Leandri Shines as All-Conference Freshman for Westbrook Baseball • Joan Winters: Serving the Community with the Rotary • Galasso Garnered Success as Nighthawks First Team All-SCC Softball Star • Alice Gabriele: A Time for Us to Be Seen • Walsh Baseball Team Has Dominant Season • Hand Boys' Golf Secures Third State Crown Since 2019 • Etched in History: NBHS Class of 2023 • North Branford Police Department Announces New LINKED-Autism Safety Project • Westbrook Boys’ 4x100 Relay Team Set to Compete at Nationals • Grizzlies Girls’ Tennis Walks off the Court with Two-Peat State Title • Hornets’ Girls’ Track Showed Itself as SCC, State Championship Contender • Valley Co-Ed Crew Cruising Towards Progress in 2023 • Nighthawks’ Baseball Makes States After 0-4 Start • Hand Girls’ Track Secures Second State Crown • ‘Zander’ Wins Thimble Island Brewing Co. Label Contest Benefiting Cosgrove Shelter • Garden Club Announces 2023 Scholarship Recipients • When There Are No Answers • Guilford Fire Department Personnel Receive Awards • It’s a Goat’s Life • Just Like Tigger • Cracked Up • Return of the Shad • ‘Grease’ is the Word • Daignault Played Through Pain as Captain for Hand Baseball • Diana Hartman: History in the Making • Suchy Overcomes Obstacles as Key Senior Runner for Guilford Girls’ Track • Excitedly Anticipating GAC Craft Expo 2023 in Guilford • Hayes Heaved High as Newcomer to Branford Track • Volunteers Help Bring in the 2023 Branford Festival • Kolber the Ultimate Utility Rookie for Valley Softball • Frances Russell: The Write Stuff • Mark Borton: A Different Kind of Mystery • Hansard Sees Successful Singles Switch for North Haven Tennis • Natalia Cantarero: A Bright and Better Future is Ahead • Raising the Flag • Shoreline Spartans Girls Fall in Championship Final • Old Saybrook Girls’ Track Captures Shoreline Crown • T-Birds Softball Secures 8th Consecutive Shoreline Conference Crown • Guilford Baseball Claims First SCC Title Since 2007 • Jared Eliot Middle School Baseball Goes Undefeated • Valley Baseball Wins First Shoreline Crown in 37 Years • North Haven Softball Falls in SCC Final • Mazzucco Awarded Scholarship from Starship Dance • Old Saybrook Girls’ Lacrosse Claims Second-Straight Shoreline Title • Hand Boys’ Golf Earns Share of SCC Crown • H-K Boys’ Lax Downs North Branford for Shoreline Crown Three-Peat • New Police Dog to Join Clinton PD; Sonny to Retire • VRHS Students Participate in Warrior in the Community Day • Branford Student Essayists Reflect on 'What Memorial Day Means to Me' • North Haven Garden Club Plants White Oak in Memory of Jan Tracey • Guilford’s VFW Auxiliary Holds Honor Flight CT Fundraiser • For Those Who Served • To All Who Served • Celebrating the Shoreline • Order Up! • Back-to-Back Shoreline Champs! • Reeling One In • Why Buy a Book When You Can Buy the Whole Store? • Hand Girls’ Tennis Ready to Run Deep in States • Grizzlies Girls’ Tennis Eyeing State Title After Falling in SCC Final • Kleine Dedicated as 100-Goal Scorer for Hand Boys’ Lax • Ann Nyberg: Making News • Gutierrez Eyeing School Records as Talented Jumper for Guilford Boys’ Track • Gamble a Midfielder and Defender Double Agent for T-Birds’ Girls’ Lax • Working Behind the Scenes to Help #SongStrong 5K • Parker a Proud Two-Sport Senior Leader for Valley • Diana Harbison: She’s Had Shad • Brajczewski a Passionate Member as Westbrook Athletic Boosters President • Tabatha Black: For the Love of Business • EH Alum Furino an All-Tourney Team Selection for Eastern • Barbara Naclerio: Looking After the Health of the Community • North Branford Softball Wins Shoreline Final; Golf Takes Fourth at Shorelines • Valley Girls’ Golf Making Its Mark in Rookie Season • Lights Shine Brightly at Plattwood Park • Rams Golf Gearing Up for States After Strong Regular Season • Westbrook’s New Patrol Boat Ready to Go • North Haven Girls’ Tennis Focused on States After SCC Loss • East Shoreline Catholic Academy’s First-Grade Class Places First in State Math Competition • Digging In to Save the Bees • Kids Reel in Big Catches at 40th Annual Deep River Fishing Derby • North Haven Garden Club’s May Market Fundraiser Proves a Great Success • Key Club Kids Help Out at North Haven Garden Club’s Annual May Market • North Haven Garden Club Hosts an Eventful May Meeting • North Haven Rotary Club Lends Support to Student • Moving Beyond the Familiar • In Bloom • Just Keep Rowing • Bringing May Flowers • Making Moves • Convincing • A Preview of Summer • H-K Girls’ Lax Laboring Hard Towards Deep Playoff Push • Beaudry Boasts a Beautiful Golf Game as Hand’s Rookie Linksman • Matt Link: Sports Are for Everyone • Guilford Girls’ Tennis Grabs Two Wins in Final Week of Regular Season • Academic Accomplishments, Exciting Future Plans for Katie Hooker • Bouley a Thrilling Thrower, Vaulter for Branford Track • 25 Years in Town: A Sound Choice for Ken Johnson • Duval Does the Work as Valley Boys’ Lax New Ground Ball Leader • Kalyn D’Occhio: Don’t Waste Your Waste • Estabrook Breaks School Javelin Record for Morgan Track • Davis Walker: A Drive to Help VSAWL • Huntley Overcomes ACL Tear for Nighthawks Girls’ Lax • Bob Maturo: A Recognition of Service • T-Birds’ Boys’ Lax Flying Above Adversity • Valley Boys’ Golf Priming Itself for the Postseason • Morgan Boys’ Tennis, Boys’ Lacrosse Win a Pair • Ball, Atkinson Win SCC Comeback Player of the Year • North Haven Golf Swinging for Postseason Qualification • Haddam-Killingworth High School Presents The Sound of Music • Rocking On for John • Getting Some Air • Flying High • To Market • Beware the Unforgiving Cold Water • Hoffman Holds Haughty Numbers as Speed Demon for Tigers’ Track • Shosho Battles Injury to Dominate on the Mound for Guilford • June Aarsen: An Ally for the Arts • A Place to Be Their Creative Selves • Hand Boys’ Tennis Working Towards Title-Laden Lineup • Guilford Baseball and Softball Stay Strong With a Trio of Wins • Riordan a Rousing Leader for T-Birds Girls’ Lax • Fitzgerald Honored to be Branford Memorial Day Parade Grand Marshal • Doyon Does It All as Three-Sport Captain for Valley • Midge Kayfez: That’s What Friends Are For • Marcy Fuller: Keeping an Eye on History • Kawecki a Sophomore Star for Old Saybrook Girls’ Lacrosse • Tom Melillo: Giving Back at the Rink • Lockery Locks Down on Defense as North Haven Softball Captain • Branford Boys’ Track Trekking Towards Terrific Postseason • Valley Girls’ Track Racing Towards Conference Respect • Huskies Baseball Eyeing Deep Playoff Run • East Haven Golf Garnering Experience with Small Squad • Branford Fireworks Committee Working to Launch Memorable Display June 24 • Old Saybrook’s Safe Graduation Night Fundraiser Culminates with Fun Slime Run • Wrecked Submarine Discovered Off Old Saybrook Coast • NBHS Announces Rotary Club ‘Students of the Month’ • VRHS Robotics Team Scores Personal Best in Competition • North Haven Garden Club Participates in Earth Day Celebration • Long Wharf Tries Something New • Favorite Things • Whodunit? • Warming Up • Entrepreneurial Spirit • Beach Day • Wizardry • Grand Opening Celebrates New Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter • Piascik Brings Power to Plate for Hand Baseball • Liz Kench: Up All Nite • Wettemann Worked the Ranks as UConn Men’s Director of Basketball Administration • Calling Local Artists to Guilford Art League’s Carry-In Supper • Hand Duo Receives Unified Sports Award • H-K Softball Forming Best Squad as Talbott Records 350th Win • Rep. Courtney Touts ARPA Projects with Tour • Guilford Baseball Wins Three Straight and Girls’ Tennis Wins Four • Fire Department Completes Advanced Rescue Training • Deane Drives a Steady, Consistent Club for Branford Golf • Benson Brings It In the Batter’s Box, Pitching Circle for Valley Softball • Briana Jewczyn: Sit Yourself Down • Percival a Dangerous Defender and College Commit for Rams Boys’ Lacrosse • Matt Johnson: A Passion for Film • Barry a Resilient Netminder for Nighthawks Girls’ Lax • Kayla Torpey: Creating, Supporting Student Relationships • North Branford Girls’ Lax Taking Each Contest in Stride • Valley Regional Celebrates Class of 2023 College Bound Student-Athletes • Warriors’ Girls’ Tennis Shows Will to Win Despite Setbacks • North Haven Baseball Rounding into Midseason Form • Rams Girls’ Tennis Boasts Talented, Motivated Roster • Two NBHS Students Headed to Wesleyan’s ‘High School Scholars’ Program • Blundon and Gesner Honored for 50 Years of Service with North Madison Volunteer Fire Company • Grizzlies Dispatch Spartans in Girls’ Lacrosse • Seventh Annual Connecticut Spring Boat Show • Hand boys lacrosse downs ND-West Haven • Drag Queen Bingo at Stony Creek Brewery • Valley Regional Baseball Defeats Old Saybrook • H-K Girls’ Tennis Squares Off With Old Saybrook • Old Saybrook Girls’ Tennis Gets Win Against H-K • Old Saybrook Baseball Takes Loss Versus Valley Regional • Karate Kids in Westbrook • East Haven Boys’ Tennis On the Upswing With Adept Newcomers • Joel School Celebrates Therapy Dog’s Retirement • North Haven Sons and Daughters of Italy Holds Food Drive for Community Services • North Haven Garden Club Plants Northern Red Oak for Arbor Day • Anginette Wars Draw Hungry Crowd in East Haven • Piano Club Performs • Yes, In My Backyard • Hand’s Got Talent • Win Number Eight • Bingo at the Brewery • Big-Time Boat Show • Karate Kids • Special Anginettes • Sisk a Selfless Scholar and Competitor for Hand Athletics • Carignan a Star Scholar Athlete as National Football Foundation Award Recipient • Laura Wellington: There’s Now an App for That • Paris Grateful for Strong Project Graduation Partnerships • Guilford Baseball Wins Four Straight; Girls’ Tennis Adds Three Victories • Hand Girls’ Lax Houses Mindset to Make Major Playoff Headway • Kamienski a Captivating Three-Sport Athlete, Captain for T-Birds • Branford’s Karla Aponte Roque Wins Miss Connecticut USA • Wilkes University-Commit Rogers a Rousing Leader for Valley Baseball • Liz Netsch: Time to Say Goodbye • Maurice a Difference Maker as St. Mary’s College Lacrosse Commit • Mallory DePalermo: Getting With the Program • Olszewski a Stellar Solo Leader for Yellowjackets Girls’ Tennis • Meg Cohen: Keeping Up the Fight for Jeffrey • It Takes Two! • North Branford Softball Shuts Out Coginchaug • Branford Girls’ Lax Laboring with Desire to Succeed • Making a Difference at The Nest • Valley Boys’ Track Motivated Towards Making Major Marks • Shoreline Spartans Girls’ Rugby Kicks Off the Season • Knights Girls’ Tennis Houses Passionate Group to Make Deep Playoff Run • Eco-Friendly, Healthy and Historic: Arbor Day Tree Plantings in Branford • Valley’s Belisle Ready for Next Phase as Nichols College Field Hockey Commit • Seafood, First Dates, Summertime Memories, and Now Tacos, Too • The Essex Foundation Helps Equip Sensory Gym at The Mayer Center • North Haven Garden Club and Key Club Kids Clean Gardens • Ready to Grow • Portraits of Clinton • Three Ball, Corner Pocket • Work To Do • Last Skate • They’ve Got Rhythm • Tip-a-Cop • Baldwin Middle School Crocheters Donate Blankets for Babies to Yale New Haven • Killingworth’s Lelko Lauded for Mind and Might by National Football Foundation • Ally Kosmala: The Beach Boss • Guilford’s Teasdale a National Equestrian Finalist • Newlan Navigating Branford Back Into the Waters as New Sailing Coach • Martha Link Walsh’s Artful Assist to Help Community Dining Room • Deb Carreau: Time for the Garden • Engels a Quiet But Strong Leader for Westbrook Boys’ Basketball • Dylan Walter: Compassion for All • Holmes Brings Impressive Resume as Assistant North Haven Fencing Coach • Samantha Stowe: A Guide to the Future • EHHS Alum Heaphy an LEC PLayer of the Week for ECSU Softball • Agatha Esposito: Complete What You Started • Westbrook Girls’ Tennis Wins Two Straight, While Boys’ Tennis Goes 2-1 • North Haven Softball Continues Perfect Season; Boys’ Lacrosse Grabs Two Wins • T-Birds’ Softball Soaring After 8-0 Start, States Bid • Hand Boys’ Lax Earns Program’s 500th Win During Solid Start • Valley Boys’ Tennis Still Winning While Rebuilding • East Haven Pom Pom Experienced Many Firsts in Historic Season • H-K Girls’ Lacrosse Grabs Victory Versus Morgan • H-K Boys’ Lacrosse Notches Win Over Morgan • Morgan Girls’ Lacrosse Loses Contest Versus H-K • Morgan Boys’ Lacrosse Drops Game to H-K • Hand Softball Takes Defeat Against North Haven • North Haven Softball Blanks Hand • Westbrook High School Announces Phase 1 of Welding Lab Renovations and Expansion • Premier Subaru in Branford Makes Donation to Camp Rising Sun • New Trees on the Branford Green Help Celebrate Arbor Day • Small Changes Help Small Creatures In a Changing World • Just a Little Off the Top • The Wow Factor: Community Tours New NBHS Academic Building • A Touch of Spring • For Ukraine • Going for a Walk • In a Pickle • A Strong Start • For the Earth • Grizzlies Boys’ Tennis Focused on Building Team Atmosphere • H-K Baseball Primed to Contend for Shoreline, State Crowns • Doyle Rules the Court with Competitiveness for Hand Boys’ Hoops • Kristina Rath: Running for a Cure • Farace a Versatile and Positive Player for Grizzlies Girls’ Ice Hockey • Palana to Debut with Goodspeed’s ‘Gypsy’ Cast • Lacroix Learned the Ropes Quickly for North Branford Tennis • Caring About Kids: DeMaio Supports ‘Week of the Young Child’ in Branford • Warriors’ Allen Ready to Make Mark on Dickinson College Pitch • Melissa Spratt: A Poet and She Didn’t Know It • Tolve Hangs It Up as All-State Player for Rams Boys’ Basketball • Lisa Anderson: Providing a Boost • Pretty a Valuable Captain and Defender for Nighthawks Girls’ Lacrosse • Alicia Giaimo: All About the Picture • East Haven High School presents The Addams Family - Zip06.com • East Haven High School Presents The Addams Family • Canfield Fast on Multiple Tracks as Sprinter, Hurdler, Stock Car Racer • Doreen Hausler: Putting an Eye to the Past • Community Rallies to Meet Essex Foundation Matching Gift Challenge to Support Local Veterans • Cohesion Key for Progress of Young Branford Softball Squad • Valley Boys’ Lax Focused on Sparking Turnaround • Morgan Boys’ Lacrosse Houses Experience for Deep Run • Nighthawks Softball Holds Keys and Passion to Win • East Haven Girls’ Tennis Ready to Step Into States • Morgan softball vs Valley Regional - Zip06.com • Huskies Softball Takes Loss Versus Valley • Valley Softball Notches Road Victory Over Morgan • Valley Regional softball vs Morgan - Zip06.com • Charlie Shafer Captures the Flag • Several Long-Term Cosgrove Shelter Pups Seek Forever Homes • Rotary Honors Students of the Month • Second Saturday • Setting Sail • Spectacular • Play Ball • On the Hunt • Meet the Addams • Signs of Spring • Branford Designated ‘SolSmart Silver’ for Advancing Solar Energy Growth • Maxwell Pushes Himself as Winger, Future Captain for Rocky Hill Hockey • Barry Grove: All the World’s a Stage • Hand Baseball Houses Passion to Produce in All Aspects • Hutchison a Positive Leader On the Water for Guilford Crew • Guilford Girls’ Tennis Looking to Grow as Defending State Champs • Zack Sees Momentum Building for Cemetery Marker Upkeep Effort • DeMilo’s Passion for Dance Helped Lead Hornets to the Top • Baron a Quintessential Skipper of the Boat for Valley Crew • Lisa Hayward: Celebrating the Earth • Koplas Showed Growth on the Court with Westbrook Boys’ Basketball • Iris Dunham: Walking for Mental Health Awareness • Nguyen a Valuable Asset as All-State North Haven Fencer • Brandi Mandato: Making a Home For LGBTQ+ • From East Haven to Eastern, Salato Continues to Ascend on the Court • Ann Penington: Service Above Self • Rams Baseball Ready to Grow on Dominant Season • East Haven Baseball Eager to Return to Postseason Fold • Nighthawks Boys’ Lacrosse Hopeful for Postseason Run • Shoreline Spartans Boys’ Rugby Falls in Opening Match • Valley Softball Ready to Compete with Fresh Faces • T-Birds Baseball Ready to Strike with Swarm of Talent • Blue Skies, Big Easter Bunny: Branford’s Annual Egg Hunt • The Art of Managing Summer Rain • ‘It Just Keeps Getting Better and Better’ • Tweed-New Haven Airport Meeting • Ties and Tiaras Under the Sea Enchanted Ball • At the Starting Line: Branford Second-Grade Water Safety Initiative • Local Bands Support Legion’s Veterans Outreach Program • Time to Dance • Teeing Off • Switching It Up • Doing Fine • Ambassador of Song • Battleground: Tweed • Arts Barn Recognizes Volunteer of the Year • 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• Haley Huelsman: Living Out Her Dancing Dreams • Richard Serving Key Bench Post Role for Hand Hoops • Goldberg Stays True to the Basketball Court for Guilford Hoops • Donahoe Does it All for Branford Cross Country, Track • Nicole Gaudreau: She’ll Tell You a Story • Regan Growing as a Powerful Paint Presence for Valley Girls’ Hoops • Hannah Stella: Supporting the Community • Lake Making an Early Impact for Old Saybrook Girls’ Basketball • Mark DeFranco: Giving Through a Shared Culture • Jason Proves an Ambitious and Talented Freshman for Blades Hockey • Caitlin Mulherin: Keeping the Public Safe • Esposito an Exceptionally Motivated Captain for East Haven Cheerleading • Dani Howard: ‘Mom’ of a Guilford ABC Host Family • Helping to Celebrate 100 Years of St. Stephen’s AME Zion Church • Branford Wrestling Hosts the Shoreline Duals • North Haven Skates to 6-4 Victory Against Cheshire • Old Saybrook Boys’ Hoops Posts Home Win Over Stonington • Yellowjackets Battle North Branford to a 1-1 Draw • Madison Youth Travel Basketball Team Wins MLK Tournament • Warriors Take Win in the Pool Over Cheshire • Grizzlies Top Blades in Dominant Fashion • Hand Girls’ Ice Hockey Co-Op Delivering in Exhilarating First Half • Nighthawks Boys’ Hockey Hoping to Grow on Undefeated Streak • East Haven Girls’ Hoops Rolling and Surging into States • Connor Can’t Contain His Cuteness • Old Saybrook Celebrates MLK Day With Public Art Installation • Tigers Notch a Big Victory Versus Cromwell • Hand Boys’ Hoops Loses Contest Versus St. Bernard • Hornets Take a Home Loss to the Yellowjackets • Valley Girls’ Basketball Takes Loss Against Northwest Catholic • Tigers’ Co-op Girls’ Hockey Team Takes Defeat to WH-SHA • North Haven Boys’ Hoops Wins Close One with Amistad • North Haven Boys’ Hockey Edges Out St. Joseph in Overtime • East Haven Boys’ Basketball Grabs Win Over Branford • East Haven Girls’ Hoops Defeats Amistad in a Home Game • East Haven Hockey Squad Takes Loss Against Cheshire • Community Foundation of Middlesex County Names New Board Chair • RVVF Awards $500 Grant to Warm the Children Program • VRHS Students Named to National Merit Program • Avery-Turner Turning Heads as Fantastic Freshman for Hand Boys’ Hoops • Dr. Ann Hoefer Says Farewell to Guilford Pediatrics • Cohen Making an Impact In and Out of the Pool for GNH Swimming • Sherwood Drives Hard Toward Teamwork, Triumphs on the Ice for T-Birds • North Branford HS Musicians Shine in Regional Music Festival • Branford Rotary Club Finishes Year with Service Above Self • Vibrant, Virtual Messages: 38th MLK Jr. Heritage Foundation Breakfast Celebrated • Carolyn Gbunblee: Not an Academy Award, an Academic Award • Yermenson Doing Yeoman’s Work as Balanced Baller for Valley Hoops • Sheryl Faye: A Story to Tell • Jones Thriving on the Basketball Court Despite Big Learning Curve • Lori Brelsford: A Book to Be Yourself • Nguyen Making a Big Impact for North Haven as Two-Year Fencing Captain • Carolyn Rossi-Carfora: Giving Dogs a Second Chance • Lombardi Loves Cohesion, Court Connections with East Haven Hoops • Hand Boys' Ice Hockey Holds Fire to Forge a State Title Path • Morgan Wrestling Hoping To Continue Winning Ways on the Mat • Valley Gymnastics Holds Strong Bonds, Competitive Fire • Commemorating a Life • T-Birds’ Girls’ Hoops Possesses Strong Mix to Delve Deep into Season • Backpack Program Receives $2,000 Grant • Warriors Girls’ Basketball Team Continues in Dominant Fashion • Nighthawks Boys’ Hockey Keeps Undefeated Streak Alive • Nighthawks Fencing Continuing to Improve as Season Progresses • East Haven Indoor Track Teams Traversing Toward Postseason Proficiency • Yellowjackets Boys’ Hockey Shows Toughness In Two Competitive Games • SCJSA Holds Annual Awards Dinner • Old Saybrook Girls’ Basketball Wins Montville Holiday Classic • Come Dote on Dulcie • Lorraine Tvrdik: Culinary Support for the Police • Young Promotes Sustainable Solutions in Fashion • Ted Ebberts: BCTV’s 50th Anniversary Offers Golden Opportunity to Community • Christine Palm: A Time to Listen • Robin Ely: Caring for the Matters of the Mind • Lois Stover: Nature and Gardening Connects Us All • Lucille Finkel: Reach for the Top • Ferrucci Fond of Teaching Fencing to Others as Hand Sabre Captain • Mendez Made 1st Team All-SCC as a Motivated, Confident Captain for East Haven • Julie Takes Role as Valley Gymnastics Team Manager to Hartt • Baker Shines Both on and Off the Strip as Senior Captain for Morgan Fencing • North Branford's Kuczynski Led by Example as State Champion Captain for ND-WH Football