LOCAL NEWS
Exploring Alewife Cove in New London
For at least one young explorer, the cove is full of things to discover.
New Londoners can expect tax cut in approved budget
The City Council on Wednesday passed a $94.5 million budget for fiscal year 2020-21.
A birthday bouquet to celebrate 101 years, in Norwich
Alice Caron, who had devoted her time to helping her fellow seniors, got a parade and flowers for her 101st birthday Thursday.
Norwich Diocese allows weekday Masses beginning June 8
Bishop Michael Cote on Wednesday released guidelines on social distancing, masks and Holy Communion.
Groton City meal distribution site for children moving Monday to Shennecossett Road
Starting Monday, meals will be distributed at 346 Shennecossett Road, rather than West Side STEM Magnet Middle School.
Busy as a bee in Mystic
Bees were working feverishly collecting nectar and pollen Thursday among a line of rosa rugosa on Bay Street in Mystic.
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Groton wants $12,500 in fines from Spicer Mansion
A partial shutdown of Superior Court due to the pandemic delayed a zoning lawsuit against Spicer...
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Police: Stonington High student was injured by truck left in neutral
Police said that Ben French had incorrectly thought the truck was in park but when it began to roll away, he tried to stop it and was struck by the trailer hitch.
UPDATED: Fire displaces family in Norwich
Norwich firefighters extinguish a blaze at 36 Hedge Ave. on the city's east side late Monday.
UPDATED: Waterford PTA treasurer accused of embezzling $16,000
John Pagano was charged with second-degree larceny on Thursday.
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State advisory group says vulnerable populations need continuing care during pandemic
Members of the group that helped formulate a plan to reopen the state said it's important to continue providing meal delivery, health care and other services to seniors, the disabled and others who remain homebound or in group settings.
Police: Man wanted in 2 slayings surrendered peacefully
A police official says a college student wanted in connection with two killings and a kidnapping in Connecticut was taken into custody in Maryland when he walked out of a wooded area and surrendered peacefully
