One year later, East Lyme student still inspired by #NeverAgain movement
Though it was a six-plus hour drive on a weekend, East Lyme High school student Julia Walker knew that she needed to be in Washington, D.C., last March for the March for Our Lives protests.
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Greater Norwich community rallying to support Haitian woman and her family
More than $5,000 has been raised thus far to assist a Haitian woman in her medical recovery and her family.
National Guard facility in Niantic now named after Medal of Honor recipient
When Army Col. Robert Nett received the Medal of Honor in 1946, he told the crowd that it wasn't his, but instead belonged to all the brave soldiers who made it possible.
East Windsor casino subject of lawsuit over zoning permit, site plan
Owner of abutting shopping plaza concerned about casino traffic's impact on business, lawyer says.
New London City Council discusses lease for city office consolidation
It would be dramatically cheaper for the city to relocate its offices to a Howard Street office complex than moving them to Eugene O’Neill Drive, according to competing bids presented to the city
Preston school board approves $12.26 million budget
The budget calls for a 3.64 percent spending increase, including a new part-time school social worker and 2.5 new para-educator positions to assist with special education students.
Gardner Lake volunteer chief cited in firehouse scuffle
The Gardner Lake Volunteer Fire Co. chief, accused of creating a public disturbance during a scuffle at the firehouse last year, is due in court Tuesday for a hearing in the case.
Gray to represent himself at his upcoming narcotics trial
Bennie Gray Jr., who is back in prison on drug charges, has decided to represent himself at his upcoming trial in New London Superior Court.
Phoenix to open next week in former Rosalini's building in Pawcatuck
The former Rosalini’s nightclub will reopen April 3 as Phoenix Dining and Entertainment, which will offer dining, music, comedy and a host of other entertainment offerings.
Stonington to consider new tax breaks for farmers
A group of Stonington farmers and residents is requesting the town adopt an ordinance that would exempt farm equipment and non-residential farm buildings of up to $100,000 in property taxes.
LOCAL
Millennial Adventures: Dogsitting covers all the bases
Startup Success: Wearable art makes fashion statement
East Windsor casino subject of lawsuit over zoning permit, site plan
New London City Council discusses lease for city office consolidation
Preston school board approves $12.26 million budget
SPORTS
UCLA women upset Maryland and will face UConn in Sweet 16
In data-driven age, 'honor' of opening day start still big
Familiar look: Top seeds dominate spots for NCAA men's Sweet 16
Local college notes
Woods to open Match Play against PGA Tour rookie of year
ARTS
Nothing says 'happy birthday!' like a Funfetti cake, and this recipe upgrades the fun
Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli on cooking with her 11-yr-old
How this garish coat ended up making cameos in every Chelsea Players show in Norwich for 20 years
'I stuck out like a chubby gay thumb': Isaac Mizrahi on his childhood amd escape
All about new albums by Stephen Malkmus; Karen O & Danger Mouse
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BUSINESS
Oklahoma settles with maker of OxyContin over opioid crisis
Avenatti accused by US of trying to extort Nike
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