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Catherine Kolnaski STEAM Magnet School Invites Groton families to info sessions

Catherine Kolnaski STEAM Magnet School (CKMS) is now accepting applications for the 2020-21 school year and will be hosting two upcoming tours and information sessions.

Alexis Ann will serve as Grand Marshal of the Mystic Irish Parade

Alexis Ann, editor and publisher of The Resident, will serve as the grand marshal of the Mystic Irish Parade.

NFA Playshop to hold winter play Jan. 24-25

The Norwich Free Academy Playshop will present David Ives’ “All in The Timing” on Friday, Jan. 24, and Saturday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. in Slater Auditorium.

Municipal meetings

Municipal meetings for the week beginning Sunday, Jan. 19, 2020.

Readers curious about how government spends money

In January, The Day launched CuriousCT, an initiative in which readers submit questions, the newsroom groups them into themed voting rounds, and readers vote.

The Day takes you off the beaten path

The Day provides readers with plenty of quality hard news — information that you need to know about what’s going on in your town, city or state. But The Day also offers you some fun reads, too, with a look at the lighter side...

Coast Guard Academy struggles with issues of race

An investigation by Congress found the Coast Guard did not properly investigate complaints of harassment and bullying.

GameDay brings the games to you live

In addition to live streaming of games, GameDay features video stories about local athletes and coaches.

Making the Mayflower II seaworthy

The Morgan had barely returned to its home berth at Chubbs Wharf when Mayflower II arrived at the shipyard.

Priest abuse

The Day's reporting about the alleged abuse of children by priests assigned to the Diocese of Norwich leads to the release of a list of accused priests and legislative action.

How to talk about race

Full house at Connecticut College for Conversation on Race

Making a difference, one family at a time

For 10 years, The Day has connected readers with those in the area who are in need.

Bringing the candidates to the people

The Day sponsored debates for the offices of mayor or first selectman in the towns of East Lyme, Stonington, Montville, Preston, Waterford and New London.

Derby junkets led to resignations, indictments, law changes

Funding Kentucky Derby, golf trips on money meant to stabilize electric rates struck a cord with ratepayers, state legislators and the FBI.

Early morning fire in Stonington displaces two residents

Stonington police Capt. Todd Olson said the fire was caused by a wood-burning stove in the single-family home at 985 Stonington Road.

Police: New London man had about a pound of marijuana

City police arrested a New London man they say was carrying a large amount of narcotics and about a pound of marijuana in his vehicle, during a traffic stop Thursday.

Road remains closed hours after accident near Waterford Speedbowl

Route 85 is closed in the area of the Waterford-New London Speedbowl due to a car that crashed into a power pole Friday morning. The road has been closed for hours.