Three people facing narcotics charges in Ledyard
One man additionally charged in connection with a residential burglary.
Inmate at Montville prison dies after being found with ligature fashioned from mask
A 32-year-old inmate at the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center died Wednesday after being discovered in his cell with a ligature fashioned from a face mask tied around his neck, according to the Department of Correction.
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Car strikes pedestrian, building in New London
Three people, including one pedestrian, were taken to the hospital Tuesday after a car drove over a sidewalk and struck a bollard and the storefront at Harbor Freight Tools on S. Frontage Road.
Mystic Fire District to receive FEMA grant for COVID-19 response
Mystic firefighters will receive $2,664 to assist them in their response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Tuesday.
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Republican Chairman J.R. Romano should resign
The GOP chairman didn't investigate serious allegations against the party's endorsed candidate in...
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Water, water everywhere at the beach in Old Lyme
Harland McKenna laughs as he has a water fight in the rain with his friend Jackson Durant on Thursday at Sound View Beach.
Health care and education suffer when there's no internet access
This summer, Gov. Ned Lamont and philanthropists have focused attention on Connecticut's digital divide in access to online education. Still, health care leaders say the divide is causing a health crisis, as well.
Swabs at Coast Guard Academy face challenges of Sea Trials
The Sea Trials, a series of physical, team-building challenges, mark the end of the 7-week Swab Summer indoctrination.
New London middle school gets new leader
The school board on Thursday approved the promotion of New London native Chris Vamvakides to the role of director at Bennie Dover Jackson Multi-Magnet Middle School.
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Republican delegates say they were largely unaware of allegations against endorsed candidate Tom Gilmer
Some expressed concern over how party leadership handled the situation and others questioned why Gilmer’s opponent Justin Anderson waited so long to turn over video evidence of the allegations to law enforcement.
High court: Rhode Island mail-in voters don't need witnesses
The U.S. Supreme Court is leaving in place an agreement that allows Rhode Island residents to vote by mail in two upcoming elections without signing their ballots in the presence of two witnesses or a notary
