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A harmonious occasion
The third edition of the Whalies, New London’s annual music scene prom night that doesn’t take itself too seriously, was Saturday.
COMMENTS (0)Stepping out with Memorial Day parades
Memorial Day is the biggest parade day of the year around these parts. Quaint streets in town after town become lined with happy spectators watching military units and marching bands and...
COMMENTS (1)Roadwork, parking worrisome for Mystic merchants
Heading into Memorial Day weekend, some of Mystic’s downtown shopkeepers seemed as worried about parking as they were about construction.
COMMENTS (6)Wind farm controversy buffets tiny Block Island
By all outward appearances, it's the start of a typical summer on Block Island, but this season is different, because this year steps will be taken to determine the fate of an offshore wind farm, an...
COMMENTS (4)12 years later, friendship still afloat
On Saturday, at Powers Lake in East Lyme, childhood friends Claire Fazzina of Tolland and Kristee Nichols of Old Lyme climbed into the canoe they had spent more than a decade building.
COMMENTS (0)EPA grants will go a long way toward cleaning former hospital site
Town officials welcomed Thursday’s announcement that the federal Environmental Protection Agency has approved $800,000 in cleanup and assessment grants for the former Norwich Hospital property.
COMMENTS (0)Lyme land trust to celebrate trails day
COMMENTS (0)Open house at Camp Harkness
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Municipal meetings - Week of May 27
East Lyme
Tuesday - Board of Education, 7 p.m., Room B101, high school.
Wednesday - Board of Finance, 6:30 p.m., Town...
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Mayo graduates from fire academy
New London firefighter Al Mayo graduated from the state fire academy on Wednesday.
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Islamic gathering in Hartford looks at anti-Shariah movement in U.S.
Hartford (AP) - Some 15,000 Muslims are expected to attend a weekend convention in Hartford dedicated to religious freedom, part of a nationwide campaign against what organizers describe as...
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Report: More support needed for kinship caregivers
As more of America's children are raised by relatives other than their parents, state and local governments need to do better in helping these families cope with an array of financial and...
COMMENTS (0)Awards and smiles in New London
New London Police Chief Margaret Ackley, center, shares a laugh with two of her colleagues, dispatcher Mike Mariano, left, and Officer Deanna Nott, right, during the annual Law Enforcement Night...
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Kiley Robbins, 26, of 75 Mountain Ave., New London, was charged Saturday with breach of peace and...
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