New London to consider sizable bump to mayor's salary
The City Council is considering a boost to the mayor’s pay and at least one councilor thinks the position is worth nearly twice as much as the current $86,000 salary.
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CMEEC appoints investigation committee, works to stave off legislative action
CMEEC appoints a board committee to oversee an internal investigation into the federal indictments of two top staff and three former board members.
New London's Transgender Day of Remembrance
Standing on the steps of City Hall at the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil on Tuesday, Polly Sioux said tonight is about "standing up as New London and saying hate has no place here."
POLICE AND FIRE POLICE LOGS
State police in Montville to boost patrols this week
State police Troop E will boost patrols Wednesday through Sunday to find and ticket drivers who are intoxicated, distracted, speeding and/or unbuckled, police said.
New London police seek missing 14-year-old girl
Police are looking for a 14-year-old girl who they said ran away from home Monday.
New London still working to fix leaky police headquarters
Eleven months after the state found two serious health hazards at the New London Police Department headquarters, officials are still working to stop water infiltration during heavy rains.
New London, Norwich, Stonington police to take part in 'Click It or Ticket'
New London, Norwich and Stonington police are among those that will increase enforcement this week as part of the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign.
MILITARY/DEFENSE
Three Rivers vets, other student clubs donate 80 Thanksgiving dinners to the Norwich Vet Center.
Historically, the organization has donated between 20 and 50 turkeys.
Chelsea Groton Foundation pledges $100,000 to Coast Guard museum project
The donation brings total fundraising for the project to $38 million, including federal, state and private money.
Report recommends Navy give more sub repair work to EB, other private yards
A new report from the Government Accountability Office calls on the Navy to develop a plan to better distribute submarine repair work between public shipyards and private shipyards such as Electric Boat.
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Mistrial declared in case of slain NYC runner
The trial of a man accused of killing a New York City woman who was sexually attacked while running near her family's home has ended in a hung jury
Green Tuesday: Crowds line up at 1st Massachusetts pot shops
More than two years after voters in Massachusetts approved of recreational marijuana for adults, there are finally places to buy it legally
Review: $12.5 million in outside cash spent on Connecticut elections
A review shows at least $12.5 million in outside money was spent on Connecticut's elections, including legislative races
NATION/WORLD
Captain resigns, sergeant suspended over Parkland massacre
The Florida sheriff's captain who oversaw the initial response to February's high school massacre is quitting and the first sergeant to arrive at the scene has been suspended
