Preston joins other school districts with hybrid reopening model
Preston students in first through eighth grade will have mix of in-person and remote learning, while preschool and kindergarten students attend in person.
Beachgoers beat the heat
Beachgoers play along Alewife Cove between Ocean Beach Park and Waterford Beach on Monday
UPDATED: Blumenthal favors pulling plug on Eversource
Senator says utility company “too big to do the job” during visit to Madison grocery store that lost power, incurring $500,000 in losses.
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New London celebrates Ecuadorean independence day
Mayor Michael Passero helps raise the Ecuadorean flag to celebrate that nation's independence day Monday at City Hall.
Bride Brook resident still smiling during second pandemic in her 102-year life
Dorothy Moreau, who turned 102 Monday at the Bride Brook Health and Rehabiliation Center, tested positive for COVID-19 in April and recovered.
Longtime educator and administrator to lead New London elementary school
Longtime New London educator and former STEM Magnet High School director Laurelle Texidor is the new principal at the Nathan Hale Arts Magnet School.
Connecticut will need emergency loan soon to bolster unemployment trust
Having paid out billions of dollars in benefits since the coronavirus pandemic struck in mid-March, Connecticut's unemployment trust fund is headed for insolvency later this month or in early September, according to state Labor Department officials.
Lee's Kitchen: A pasta dinner ready in a flash
Dinner can be ready can be ready to eat by the time the water is boiling and the pasta is al dente.
East Lyme police report four instances of use-of-force over last two years, one civilian complaint
Out of the four instances in which officers have used force, which range from using a Taser gun to pepper spray, the department has found all instances were warranted and appropriate.
Backus nurses and backers rally amid contract dispute
Nurses and supporters picketed Backus Hospital on Sunday in an effort to improve working conditions and highlight patient care problems during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eversource estimates power restoration town-by-town
Eversource expected that 90% of all of its customers in the state would have power by Sunday night.
Greg Howard to be Republican challenger to Kate Rotella
Greg Howard will be the Republican challenger of State Rep. Kate Rotella, D-Mystic, after Shaun Mastroianni announced his withdrawal from the race for the 43rd District State Representative seat last week. “After Representative...
What is it like to campaign for state Senate in a pandemic?
State Senate candidates in southeastern Connecticut are taking different approaches to door-knocking, and getting creative.
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Two displaced after New London kitchen fire
Two people have been displaced after a kitchen fire broke out in a 30-unit apartment building at 73 Washington St. on Friday afternoon. There were no injuries.
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Connecticut issues first $1,000 fines to travel violators
The Connecticut Department of Public Health issued its first $1,000 fines on Monday to two individuals who Gov. Ned Lamont said failed to comply with the travel advisory concerning residents who return home from states with high COVID-19 infection...
Restored Mayflower replica returning to Plymouth
A replica of the original Mayflower ship that brought the Pilgrims to America 400 years ago this year is setting out on the final leg of its journey home following extensive renovations
Feds seek more time to mull Boston Marathon bomber ruling
Federal prosecutors say they need more time to decide whether to ask an appeals court to reconsider the case of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, whose death sentence was thrown out over concerns over about the jury selection process
