Ellyn Santiago

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Ellyn Santiago

EAST HAVEN, CT — On its official Facebook page, the East Haven Farmers Market has been introducing many new and existing vendors to the popular market. Marky’s Relish, Sasha’s Whole Earth, Passionately Pasta, Petonito’s Pastry and Cupcake Shoppe, Papa Spyros Olive Oil, Disorbo’s Bakery, Heaven and Earth, Hoffman Bread, One World Roasters, Yalla Fresh, and so many, many more. The 2025 East Haven Farmers Market kicks off June 15 and runs through Oct. 12 (except Sept.

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Ellyn Santiago

BRANFORD, CT — It's June, so dog owners know what that means — it's licensing time. For dog owners new to this, June is Dog Licensing Month! As pointed out by Town Clerk Lisa Arpin, "It's the law."All dogs six months and older must be licensed, or their owners face fines. Licensing requests may be made via mail or in person at the Town Clerk's office in Town Hall. Dog owners need a certificate of proof for spay and/or neuter if the dog has not previously been registered in Branford.

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Ellyn Santiago

NEW HAVEN, CT — Shortly before midnight Thursday, police were called to a reported car crash in Fair Haven. When cops got to the area of Grand Avenue and Fillmore Street, they found that a car had hit two parked vehicles, and the driver of the car "unresponsive," police said. They discovered that the man, a 45-year-old from West Haven, was suffering from a gunshot wound, according to police spokesperson Officer Christian Bruckhart.

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Ellyn Santiago

Guilford police logs, May 29-June 4: Kamal Shareef, 23, of New Haven, was charged with second-degree forgery. Alex E. Ayala, 24, of Bridgeport, was charged with second-degree forgery and fifth-degree larceny. Lisa Ann Amichin, 58, of Guilford, was charged with second-degree harassment. Alex A. Cartagena, 27, of Guilford, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Aaron A.

3 weeks ago | patch.com | Ellyn Santiago

BRANFORD, CT — Wednesday, the Branford Fire Department gathered to honor Deputy Chief William Pepe as he retires after more than 35 years of dedicated service. "Throughout his tenure, Deputy Chief Pepe exemplified outstanding leadership and a deep sense of duty to both the department and the community we serve," the department posted to social media.