Salem accepting applications for school board vacancy
The Salem Board of Education is inviting residents to apply to fill a recently vacated seat.
Case continued for woman charged with DUI in double-fatal Mystic crash
The woman who allegedly was driving drunk when she struck and killed two pedestrians in Mystic on March 9 appeared briefly Tuesday in New London Superior Court and had her case continued to April 1.
Health alert issued after dog tests positive for rabies in Groton
Residents reminded to refrain from feeding or approaching wild or stray animals.
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Money games in New London
Students play a money-themed game of Family Feud at the 13th annual Chelsea Groton Money Madness seminar Tuesday.
New Wheeler middle/high school open for business
The new building, located across the street from the old one and attached to the gymatorium, opened a little more than a year after crews broke ground on the project.
Southeastern Connecticut natives graduate from college
Southeastern Connecticut natives graduate from colleges around the U.S.
POLICE AND FIRE POLICE LOGS
Police seek information about Colchester man missing for nearly 30 years
As the 30-year anniversary of his disappearance approaches, state police are seeking information about a Colchester man who was 24 when he vanished from his parents’ Forest Street home.
Four displaced by Groton fire Sunday night
Authorities are investigating the cause of a fire that significantly damaged the interior of a home at 90 Meryl Court late Sunday night.
State police issue bulletin for missing Griswold teen
State Police have issued a bulletin for a 17-year-old Griswold girl who they classify as an endangered runaway.
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COLUMNS
Shame on New London for trying to hide blight records
The city spent much of March denying access to blight enforcement records.
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Norwich woman sues Harvard for 'shamelessly' profiting from photos of her slave ancestors
Harvard University says it is not in a position to comment on a lawsuit complaining it has profited from images of two 19th-century slaves
Massive fire destroys 3 buildings at Connecticut state park
A fire at a seaside Connecticut park has destroyed three under-construction buildings, but there were no reports of injuries
Off-duty cop who throttled attacking coyote is Carnegie Hero; list includes Connecticut father, son
An off-duty police officer who rescued a 5-year-old girl from a rabid coyote at a New York playground is one of 19 people being honored with Carnegie Medals for heroism
Opponents gear up for battle over Connecticut road tolls ahead of vote
Opponents of tolls are gearing up for a fight head of first expected vote in General Assembly
