Guardians of the summer sands: Lifeguards prepare for season at Norwich pond
Lifeguards at Spaulding Pond in Norwich trained Thursday for their upcoming summer season.
Comings and goings on Ledyard Town Council
For the second time in two months, the Town Council is filling a vacancy on its panel.
Lunch with friends in Groton, with a side of music
The group stopped at The Bridge Pizza & Deli after going to Bluff Point State Park on Wednesday.
All Stonington dogs must be licensed by June 30
Town Clerk Cindy Ladwig is reminding dog owners that all dogs over 6 months old must be licensed by June 30 for the 2021-22 year.
UPDATED: Stonington police say three men used SUV to try to rip ATM out of pharmacy
One man was arrested after he and two others usuccessfully tried to use a stolen Kia SUV to drag an ATM out of the Walgreen's pharmacy in Pawcatuck early Tuesday, police say.
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Waterford man charged in 2020 fatal vehicle accident
An 80-year-old Waterford man has been charged with negligent homicide with a motor vehicle.
Groton police search for man suspected in assault
Groton police said they are looking for a 34-year-old man who allegedly assaulted a victim with a beer bottle, causing non-life threatening injuries.
Hundreds without power after truck strikes utility pole in New London
A truck struck a utility pole in New London Tuesday morning, knocking out power for nearly 400 people, according to Eversource.
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Groton overlooks oral school developer's history of bribing public officials
The developer who has a contract to buy Mystic oral school for $1 has a troubling resume and a...
The Day delves into trust work: The more you know us, the more you trust us
As journalists who insist on transparency in government and other matters of public interest, we're...
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The Latest: Confirmed virus cases hit daily high in Moscow
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Moscow have hit a daily record and increased nearly 30% from the day before
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Massachusetts state GOP chair battling party members over anti-gay email
Massachusetts GOP Party Chair Jim Lyons has found himself in a scorched political battle with members of his own party, including Gov. Charlie Baker
Connecticut lawmakers legalize recreational marijuana
A monthslong process to legalize marijuana, which some lawmakers noted has actually been decades in the making, at last came to a conclusion Thursday.
Connecticut Senate will vote on recreational cannabis for third time
The state House passed the legislation Wednesday and rejected a change to the social equity applicant definition.
Company agrees to pay Massachusetts $3.5M for undelivered face masks
A company that authorities say failed to deliver on a contract to supply one million N95 face masks to the state of Massachusetts and then made false statements in connection with its obligation to refund the state has agreed to pay nearly $3.5...