Saul Flores is a local journalist based in Milford, Connecticut. He writes for Patch.com and his work has also appeared in Greenwich Time Newspaper, CT Insider, and What the Health? Saul covers a range of topics including local news, community events, crime reports, and human interest stories in the Milford area.
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Saul's articles mainly focus on local news, crime, community events, and holiday events in Milford and surrounding areas. He frequently covers breaking news as well as evolving stories related to crime and community happenings.
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ORANGE, CT — Community leaders are banding together in Orange to organize a Vigil Against Hate and Antisemitism.
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The town of Orange has postponed its annual Holiday events.
Milford Police Department shared news briefs from Nov. 30 to Dec. 1.
MIDDLETOWN, CT — After being closed for several months, Middletown's Swap Shack has reopened.
By: Chris Cerullo, Saul Flores
Share: Facebook icon Twitter icon Reddit icon Copy icon Link Copied The 32-team NHL could be growing yet again if Smith Entertainment Group, owners of the Utah Jazz, have their way. The parent company that houses virtually all of pro sports in the state of Utah released a statement on Wednesday requesting that the league “initiate a formal expansion process” that would see a team brought to Salt Lake City.
Utah might not be the epicenter of major sports, but that can change within the next few years.
By: Chris Cerullo
The former Arizona Coyotes, set to make their debut in Salt Lake City this fall, have announced 20 potential names for the…
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