MGM Springfield a reflection of its host city
On the verge of its Friday opening, downtown Springfield casino unveils an 'industrial chic' design.
State Pier could become hub for smaller cargo ships, says federal maritime head
The head of the federal Maritime Administration made a short visit to State Pier Monday, saying the city's deepwater port could be a hub for smaller shippers as "gateway ports" such as New York focus on container ships.
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Norwich City Council sends $2.7 million bond for new police radios to referendum
Norwich aldermen agree to send proposed new police radio system to the voters in November.
Judge refuses to lower bond for man charged with beating pregnant girlfriend
The woman said Samuel Castillo repeatedly punched her in the face, pointed a butcher knife at her and suffocated her with a pillow after she attempted to called for help.
Man due in court for assaulting elderly man, stealing his car in New London
A Brookfield man accused of assaulting an 88-year-old man and stealing his car outside a Walgreen's pharmacy in New London in June had been struggling with addiction to heroin and had been dropped off at the Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (SCADD) detox facility a day earlier.
No change in Montville results in 38th District Democratic primary
Officials will recount Waterford votes at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Town Hall.
New London council approves another step in $150 million school project
The school district is poised to begin planning work for its next major school construction project.
Pope: "No effort must be spared" to fight abuse, but offers no details
Pope Francis vowed Monday that "no effort must be spared" to root out priestly sex abuse and cover-up from the Catholic Church, but gave no indication that he would take action to sanction complicit bishops or end the Vatican culture of secrecy that has allowed the crisis to fester.
Preston residents to vote on school budget for the third time Tuesday
Voters will return to the polls Tuesday for the third referendum on the 2018-19 school budget, an $11.8 million proposal that eliminates universal free preschool and a new social worker position.
Norwich officials condemn 11-unit apartment house
City officials condemned an 11-unit apartment building at 49-51 Sachem St. Friday after a structural engineer said the building was in imminent danger of collapse.
Norwich City Council rejects $8.47 million economic development bond
The aldermen late Monday rejected a proposed $8.47 million economic development bond following heated debate.
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