Formica, Marx disagree on minimum wage, police accountability bill in 20th Senate debate
Three-term Republican incumbent state Senator Paul Formica and his Democratic challenger Martha Marx, debated issues such as the police accountability bill, minimum wage, marijuana, racial equality and the COVID-19 pandemic on Monday night.
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Investigation criticizes Stonington police response to Crystal Caldwell assault
The findings of an independent investigation have criticized police for their initial handling of the alleged assault of a Black clerk by a white couple at a Mystic hotel but finds “no evidence to suggest any malicious intent on the part of police in not locating the suspects on the day of the assault.”
Judge hears arguments in Norwich woman's suit against Harvard over slave photos
Tamara Lanier has sued Harvard seeking release of 170-year-old images of her enslaved ancestors.
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Don't worry about Trump, Dr. Fauci, tell it like it is
Dr. Fauci should no longer feel any compunction to get White House clearances before media appearances or to paper over differences.
Attorney General Tong argues to keep whistleblower complaints secret
The attorney general fought before the Freedom of Information Commission to keep a whistleblower complaint about management misuse of funds at the Connecticut Port Authority secret.
Funding resources available to hard-hit shellfish farming industry
Officials highlighted on Tuesday the federal funding available to the hard-hit shellfish farming industry.
Groton nursing home struggling with COVID-19 outbreak
Since mid-September, the 120-bed Fairview Rehabiliation and Skilled Nursing Care Center has seen 52 residents and 17 staff members test positive for COVID-19. Two residents have died.
Candidates mull how to help arts organizations in pandemic recovery
The Connecticut Arts Alliance and partners hosted a Create the Vote forum Tuesday with candidates from the shoreline and eastern Connecticut.
Port Authority, New London agree to fund study at Fort Trumbull fishing piers
The Connecticut Port Authority has agreed to use some of the $3 million promised by the offshore wind industry to explore the feasibility of expanding the piers at Fort Trumbull to also accommodate two commercial fishermen being displaced from State...
Hope marches on, virtually, Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church's 10th annual prison awareness gathering
The topic of this year's gathering, which will be held virtually, from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, is "Everyone Counts – Utilizing
Our Voices and Voting Power for Justice."
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St. Mary Food Pantry in Jewett City provides in the midst of pandemic
Remembrance of Things Past: Flexing creative muscles in Flex period
Rowing on the Mystic River
Broadway stylist with Norwich roots opens community hair salon
Funding resources available to hard-hit shellfish farming industry
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Making the playoffs was an added touch for Blue Jays, Walker
Mitchell College's new turf field is a game-changer
Kershaw pitches Dodgers to Game 1 win
Local roundup: Gustavsen leads Bacon past Stonington
Labor Dept: Women basketball coaches at UConn were underpaid
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Review: The Netflix animated film 'Over the Moon' aims high but doesn't stick the landing
Carl Gottlieb — who co-wrote screenplays for ‘Jaws’ and ‘The Jerk’ — gets lifetime award from Mystic Film Fest
A winning recipe for election cake
'Honest Thief' review: Liam Neeson, with heart. And more homemade explosives.
Stress from COVID-19 has led to a surge in teeth grinding, dentists say
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OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma to plead to 3 criminal charges
5 takeaways from the government's lawsuit against Google
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