'Make the impossible possible': Dr. Henry Lee visits East Lyme High School
The famed forensic scientist delivered an inspirational presentation to members of the school's Coastal Connections program as well as students in biology and forensic science classes.
Connecticut legislator again accused of antisemitism after COVID comments
Anne Dauphinais, a Killingly Republican, once again called Gov. Ned Lamont Hitler during a rally Saturday.
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Groton seeks formal mediation with Respler Homes after informal negotiations do not yield resolution
Groton is seeking formal mediation with Respler Homes after the town and the developer didn't reach an agreement during informal negotiations.
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16 candidates seek election to New London City Council
This year’s municipal election features a field of 16 candidates vying for two-year terms on the seven-member City Council.
Report shows woman killed in Mystic crash was hit by man distracted by phone
A just-released preliminary report shows a Hartford Health Care nurse was killed on Coogan Boulevard in April when a Mystic man using his phone crossed the double yellow line and crashed into her car.
A week before elections, Groton still stalls on FOI compliance for Mystic Oral School
Groton has refused to comply with FOI requests for documents and communications pertaining to the failed Mystic Oral School project.
Four seats up for grabs on Waterford's Board of Education
Four Democrats and two Republicans are on the ballot Nov. 2 for four spots on the nine-member Board of Education.
Stonington Borough bathroom project moving ahead
With estimates placing the price at about $350,000, borough officials are lookimng for both funding and ways to trim costs of the proposed public restrooms on Wadawanuck Square.
13 candidates vying for seats on New London Board of Education
The race for Board of Education this year features 13 candidates vying for a seat on the seven-member board.
Stonington police Chief J. Darren Stewart announces retirement
Stewart, who has led the department for the past 13 years, has announced he will retire next year.
Judge rules to limit Todt’s confessions
A judge in Florida on Tuesday ruled that the confessions given by Anthony Todt in January 2020 won’t be allowed to be read by a jury in their entirety.
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Varnishing the masts
Report shows woman killed in Mystic crash was hit by man distracted by phone
Downed tree halts traffic in East Lyme
Police logs - Oct. 27, 2021
13 candidates vying for seats on New London Board of Education
SPORTS
Bueckers, Boston, Clark headline AP preseason All-Americans
Hurley: What happened in closed-door scrimmage should stay there
2021 Travelers Championship generates $2.2 million for local charities
Local college notes
Local roundup: Give the assist to Tursky as Coast Guard volleyball tops WPI
ARTS
Tips for a cheesier, crispier, more flavorful grilled cheese
Creamy tomato pumpkin soup turns to warming Caribbean flavors
These physical therapists have a new approach for strengthening the core
Doobie Brothers celebrate new album, 50th anniversary tour and recovery of 4 band members from COVID-19
'As seen on TikTok' is the new 'As seen on TV'
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BUSINESS
Mohegan Sun reschedules hiring event to Nov. 17
GMC expects record Sierra pickup sales as it struggles to keep up with demand
Music, barbecues, wi-fi: managing morale for those idled at sea
Latina entrepreneurs are forcing beauty giants to pay attention
Paintmakers are running out of the color blue
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