DEEP stocks Shetucket River with Atlantic salmon
Anglers in the region will have a chance for some prize catches soon, after the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection added 50 large Atlantic salmon to a local waterway Friday.
Make A Difference: Madonna Place
Tricia is a mother who is due to give birth to twin girls in the new year.
Stonington gets in the holiday spirit
From carols to a tree lighting to a festive stroll, the borough gets into the holiday spirit.
New London to launch on-demand ride share service on Monday
The city will launch its new NL SmartRide program on Monday, an on-demand public transportation service similar to ride-hailing system like Uber.
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News: While administrators and employees debate the merits of community college consolidation, students at Three Rivers are more focused on their futures. Daybreak: Steven Slosberg, who retired from The Day in 2007 and now writes...
Let's Go: Mystic author to sign copies of new book
Mystic-based children’s book author Deb Adamson will be signing copies of her most recent book, ‘I Miss Your Sunny Smile,’ at Holdridge’s Home and Garden Gift Shop in Ledyard from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Dec. 11.
Blue Christmas service scheduled for those in mourning
Versailles United Methodist Church at 4 Church St. will be holding a Blue Christmas service on Wednesday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m.
Waterford Library Notes: The holidays are upon us
The staff of Waterford Public Library would like to let you know how much we’ve all enjoyed seeing our patrons again these past few months.
Where is Connecticut's economy headed?
Economists, entrepreneurs and state officials gave different views at two forums held Thursday: one by the state Department of Economic and Community Development, and one by the Yankee Insitute.
Fort Trumbull a popular place for a walk
Al Wells was taking a break from his walk Thursday just as Andrew Rodman — both are residents of of New London — passed by on his own walk at Fort Trumbull State Park.
Housing rehabilitation and lead abatement funding available
The city is offering funding for rehabilitation projects and lead-based paint remediation.
New London offers free parking for the holidays
The New London Parking Authority is now offering free parking in downtown, an annual effort to allow stress-free shopping, dining and strolling during the holidays.
Sen. Somers, Rep. Howard to hold educational forum for families
State Sen. Heather Somers, R-Groton, and state Rep. Greg Howard, R-Stonington, will host a public forum via Zoom on Wednesday, Dec. 8, to discuss educational topics such as COVID-19 recovery and curriculum issues with families.
Mystic River just ducky for buffleheads
Bufflehead ducks were diving for food Thursday in the Mystic River.
POLICE AND FIRE POLICE LOGS
Firefighters knock down small blaze at New London restaurant
A fire at The Green Room shortly before 4 p.m. was put down quickly Thursday.
Mystic man charged with manslaughter in April fatal crash in Stonington
Ryan Brown told police he was was texting when his SUV crossed into the oncoming lane, hitting a car head-on and killing Michelle McMullen of Norwich in April. He also had marijuana in his system, police say.
Bulletins issued for two missing men from Stonington, Montville
Stonington police issued a bulletin for Glen Marquardt while Montville is looking for help locating Gregory Bohara.
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The Day is grateful for your gifts and engagement
The money readers donated on Giving Tuesday is crucial, but your participation in the daily miracle...
How about Sens. Cathy Osten or Heather Somers for governor?
We are heading toward a dull remake of the last gubernatorial contest, but we could hope for more,...
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Metallurgist admits faking steel-test results for Navy subs
A metallurgist in Washington state has pleaded guilty to fraud after she spent decades faking the results of strength tests on steel that was being used to make U.S. Navy submarines
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Connecticut could be among states tapping portion of $12 billion in pot taxes by 2030
Cannabis tax revenue generated more than $2 billion in the U.S. last year and that could grow to $10 billion to $12 billion for states by 2030, exceeding tax revenue from alcohol, according to municipal-bond strategists at Barclays. This year, five...
Kevin Lembo to resign as Connecticut comptroller
Lembo, who spearheaded initiatives to improve transparency and bring greater stability to Connecticut’s finances, will resign Dec. 31 due to a serious heart condition.
State legislators hear calls for greater access to arts, culture, tourism
At forum, a veteran of tourism and hospitality groups in South Florida is introduced as director of the state Office of Tourism.
