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A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

AEROS CULTURED OYSTER CO., LLC

Karen Rivara

100 Main Street

Noank, CT 06340

Phone: 516 446 7138

FAX: 631 765 1808

BANK STREET LOBSTER HOUSE

Bill Bourque

194 Bank Street

New London, CT 06320

Phone: 860 440 3133

lobsterman3@aol.com

BONGIORNO SUPERMARKET, INC.

Maurice Nizzardo

288 West Avenue

Stamford, CT 06902

Phone: 203 324 1054

FAX: 203 325 3645

BRIARPATCH ENTERPRISES INC

Nancy Follini

322 New Haven Avenue

Milford, CT 06460

Phone: 203 876 8923

FAX: 203 877 8263

hiddenemp@aol.com

COASTAL OYSTER FARMS, INC.

David Hopp

100 Water Street

South Norwalk, CT 06854

Phone: 203 866 3390

FAX: 203 838 8629

CODFATHER FISH COMPANY

Andrew Gordon

Bldg. C, Stall #2, 101 Reserve Road, Reg. Market

Hartford, CT 06114

Phone: 860 247 3474

DARIEN SEAFOOD MARKET

Roger Frate

7 Scout Trail

Darien, CT 06820

Phone: 203 655 9124/7218

DON ROEBUCK SEAFOOD

Donald Roebuck

55 Sugar Street #19

Newtown, CT 06470

Phone: 203 948 0838

FAX: 203 270 6722

FAIRHAVEN CLAM & LOBSTER CO.

Michael C. Fraenza

265 Front Street

New Haven, CT 06513

Phone: 203 562 7837

GAMBARDELLA WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS INC

Mike Gambardella

419 N High Street

East Haven, CT 06512

Phone: 203 467 2800

FAX: 860 535 0763

gamfish@aol.com

GROSSMAN'S SEAFOOD INC

Samuel Sawyer

401 Noank Road

West Mystic, CT 06388

Phone: 800 742 5511

FAX: 860 536 8380

GUILFORD LOBSTER POUND

Bart Mansi

505 A Whitfield Street

Guilford, CT 06437

Phone: 203 453 6122

FAX: 203 453 6122

b.mansi@snet.net

GULF SHRIMP CO.

Camille Simoneaux

PO Box 402

Plantsville, CT 06479

Phone: 860 628 8399

FAX: 860 628 8508

HILLARD BLOOM SHELLFISH, INC.

Leslie B. Miklovich

132 Water Street

South Norwalk, CT 06854

Phone: 203 853 1148

FAX: 203 835 3657

MID-SOUND FISHERIES

Nicholas Crismale

75 Kimberly Drive

Guilford, CT 06437

Phone: 203 453 6678

FAX: 203 453 0549

NEW ENGLAND FOODS INC

Mark Foballe

1084 Hartford Turnpike

Vernon, CT 06066

Phone: 860 872 9960

FAX: 860 871 0546

NEW WAVE SEAFOOD INC.

Peter Vorvis

81 Camp Avenue

Stamford, CT 06907

Phone: 203 461 7720

FAX: 203 461 7729

NORM BLOOM & SON LLC

Norman C. Bloom

5 Fifth Street

E. Norwalk, CT 06855

Phone: 203 866 7546

FAX: 203 866 5705

PAGANO'S INC.

Alan Pagano

86 Scribner Avenue

Norwalk, CT 06854

Phone: 203 831 9670

FAX: 203 831 9672

paganosseafood@aol.com

SOUND BUSINESS SERVICES LLC

Mark Errico

28 Overbrook Road

Norwalk, CT 06851

Phone: 203 846 9994

STONINGTON SEAFOOD HARVESTERS INC.

William I. Bomster

83 Cutler Street

Stonington, CT 06378

Phone: 860 535 1826

FAX: 860 535 8342

STONINGTON FISH & LOBSTER INC

Joseph M. Bomster

483 Stonington Rd

Stonington, CT 06378

Phone: 860 536 8793

SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF CONNECTICUT

Maryann Rafferty

100 Inwood Road

Rocky Hill, CT 06067

Phone: 860 571 5735

FAX: 860 571 5621

Rafferty.Maryann@con.sysco.com

TALLMADGE BROS. INC.

132 Water Street

South Norwalk, CT 06854

Phone: 203 838 0683

FAX: 203 838 8629

THE NIANTIC BAY SCALLOP CO.

Allan N. Jacques

28 Harbor View Avenue

Waterford, CT 06385

Phone: 860 443 9447

FAX: 860 443 4134

aljacques@compuserve.com

V. RUSSO SEAFOOD

Vito Russo

23 Bloomer Road

Ridgefield, CT 06877

Phone: 203 482 2156

FAX: 203 438 1712

vitorusso@yahoo.com

WESTBROOK LOBSTER CO

Larry Lariviere

346 E Main Street

Clinton, CT 06413

Phone: 860 664 3608

FAX: 860 664 9094

sales@westbrooklobster.com

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CT FARMING NEWS

Saving the State's Barns

STATEWIDE - Preservationists try to preserve a disappearing part of the state's agricultural heritage.

Fun Down on the Farm

STURBRIDGE - Agri-tourism is the buzzword for a growing number of state farmers, according to speakers at the recent Harvest New England marketing conference.

CT Locavores, Rejoice!

STURBRIDGE - At the recent Harvest New England marketing conference, CT Agriculture Commissioner F. Philip Prelli described how the state is supporting local growers and processors.

Farm Map Goes Digital

STATEWIDE - The Connecticut Dept. of Agriculture has introduced an interactive website guide to more than 200 destination farms in the state.

State Funds for CT Farms

HARTFORD - In the last two years, the state has granted more than $1.5 million to farmers, non-profit organizations and municipalities to help support economic viability.

Slaughterhouse for CT?

LITCHFIELD - State farmers start a process to bring a mobile slaughterhouse to Connecticut.

Matchmaking for Farmers

STATEWIDE - Farmers and would-be farmers looking for working land have a new resource compliments of the state Dept. of Agriculture. Connecticut FarmLink lists both property owners with farmland for sale or rent and people who are searching for land to farm.

Farm Preservation Gains Popularity with Towns

ESSEX - Land trusts and municipalities are turning to acquiring development rights as a way to save what is left of the ever-dwindling number of farms in Connecticut.

Disappearing Dairies

SHELTON - The state's remaining dairy farms are struggling to survive despite daunting odds. Farmer Terry Jones knows why it's important to help state dairies persevere.

Farming Underwater

HARTFORD - More than 70,000 acres of shellfish farms are being worked under the waters of the state.

CT's Changing Face

STATEWIDE - More folks are signing up to combat sprawl, vowing to cure its ugly effect on our state's economy, sense of place, ag sector and culture.