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Grant Street residents Sarah Newell, left, and Dennis O'Grady, in front of the four story home being constructed on Grant Street, on an elevated pad of soil, that has raised the ire of neighborhood residents, in Milford, Conn. on Wednesday, July 27, 2022.

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A kiosk advertises upcoming events outside the Milford Arts Council's headquarters at 40 Railroad Avenue in Milford Conn. on Thursday, July 15, 2021.

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Sports // High School Sports

Lawmen post overtime win over Guilford

Milford Mirror

Jan. 10, 2015

The Jonathan Law boys basketball team upset Guilford High, 68-62 in an SCC overtime road game on Friday.

Nolan Beardsley scored 21 points and Dylan Vienneau 20 points to lead coach Tim Dooley’s Lawmen (1-6).

Law trailed 26-22 at the half and 40-32 after three quarters, then went on a 24-16 run to force the extra session.

Justin McFadden had 11 points, Matt Marino seven, Destin Johnson five and Pat O’Brien two buckets.

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Guilford (2-4) was paced by Tyler Donlan with 16 points.