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Branford standoff neighbor: 'He could have shot me' FacebookTwitterEmail John Chambers, owner of Shelley's Garden Center. Behind him is the building from where a shooter fired during a standoff with police Tuesday.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media BRANFORD — John Chambers, owner of Shelley’s Garden Center, and several neighbors who also were in the line of fire during Tuesday’s seven-hour standoff with a well-armed man in a second-floor apartment of a house at 241 Main St., all know that it could have been so much worse. They’re all brutally aware that instead of standing outside...

Much of the town of Branford is still working through Tuesday's events.

Share on Launching a company isn’t easy – it involves days, weeks, months, and years of hard work to build a business that continues to stay relevant and thrive in today’s fast-changing landscape.  Getting foreign recognition is one of the biggest validations of success that a business owner can get, and this week SMBStory focused on a couple of Made in India businesses that have attracted international attention.  WoodFeather WoodFeather was founded in 2017. It has produced and sold more than 1,000 propellers so far Akshay Sharma always wanted to be a pilot. He was all set to fulfi...

Dinesh and Jitendra Patel were fresh out of college when they decided to start a laminate manufacturing business in 1978, along with Dinesh’s brother-in-law, Ashwin Patel and two other relatives, Bharat and Arvind Patel. They named the company Royale Touche.  “They started a factory in Ahmedabad with the vision to create extremely high-quality products for the decor industry,” Dinesh’s son Raj Patel, who joined the company in 2006, told SMBStory.  Raj says his father was extremely passionate about the business. “I am his only child but the business has been my father’s first...

The results of the elections to 13 out of 18 seats of the Kamrej Sugar Co-operative society was declared on Sunday. The winners to the remaining five seats were declared uncontested. There are around 5500 sugarcane growing farmers of Olpad, Mangrol, Mandvi, Bardoli and Kamrej in Surat district, who are registered members of the co-operative society. The annual turnover of the Kamrej cooperative is around Rs 145 crore. The registered farmers cast their votes to elect board of directors of the society on Saturday. The 13 seats to which elections conducted are Ghala, Kathor, Wav, Pipodara, Mota ...