A Town Tradition

June 20, 2012 4:00 pm • Last Updated: June 20, 2012 4:06 pm

Paul Esposito shares one of Branford’s treasures with his granddaughter Mia Capri Esposito, 2, at the Branford Festival last weekend. The 28th annual event kicked off a summer full of fun on the Branford Green.

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A Town Tradition

An altar boy in Newport, Rhode Island

Bee rescuer Patrick Gaudin

Reporting on church sex abuse cases for over 20 years

Dictionary researcher Joshua Pendragon

Providing victims of church abuse some justice and accountability