
Branford’s Penny Bellamy at Saturday morning’s canvassing kick-off .

Hilltop brigadiers Bellamy (third from right) and Farnam (center) prepare canvass.

With Branford’s U.S. Congressional seat considered safe for Democrats, a traveling “brigade” of local campaign volunteers has regrouped for the first time in four years to help a political newcomer one district over win a pathbreaking bid to go to Washington.
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