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Pet-buying scams have increased in CT over the last year. Here's how and where they are happening.

Skip to main content Currently Reading Pet-buying scams have increased in CT over the last year. Here s how and where they are happening. FacebookTwitterEmail Jarrod Wise of the Better Business Bureau pets Sam, a pitbull mix rescued from Hurrican Irma and up for adoption at the Berkeley Humane animal shelter in Berkeley, Calif. on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017. A study released by the BBB reports that tens of thousands of consumers have been scammed by fraudulent pet breeders.Paul Chinn / The Chronicle As Liana Henderson-Semel tapped the button to send a $300 down payment over Apply Pay for a French Bulldog puppy to a woman she’d never met, the 23-year-old realized that she was never going to see her money or the puppy ever again.

Picture Enfield - Then and Now

UpdatedFri, Feb 26, 2021 at 1:59 pm ET Replies(6) An old school on the eastern edge of Enfield is currently undergoing a radical and historic transformation. (Courtesy of Enfield Historical Society) ENFIELD, CT Today s look back at Enfield history takes us once again to a great book of photographs from the 1880s through 1950s, entitled Images of America: Enfield Connecticut. The book was compiled in 1998 by Michael Miller for the Enfield Historical Society. On page 97, we find the Scitico School at 2 Broad Brook Rd. Built in 1854 (town land records say 1850), the 2,187 square-foot structure originally hosted classes on the first floor and religious services on the second. Later, grades 1 through 6 were taught there, with the three older grades on the second floor.