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Saturday, April 27, 2024
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Saturday, April 27, 2024
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Norwich celebrates new harbor docks and ramp, long-awaited Reid & Hughes renovations
The city on Wednesday celebrated the completion of a $1.3 million docks and handicapped ramp at Norwich Harbor and the start of a $4.9 million project to renovate the former Reid & Hughes building into apartments.
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Questions of overtaxation linger as officials recommend borrowing money for a multi-million dollar renovation project rather than paying for it out of a $13.1 million surplus.
The Planning and Zoning Commission passed regulations on Tuesday that will allow a second retail cannabis establishment to come into town ― but only in the Chesterfield area, about a half-mile from the Dinosaur Place.
The houses would be a mix of 1,800-square-foot raised ranches and 1,600-square-foot colonial-style homes.
The Town Council voted Tuesday to send the proposed 2024-25 budget of $153.5 million, which is 3.1% more than the current budget, to the Representative Town Meeting.
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Construction workers with Allied Group of CT LLC cut out and frame new windows at the former Hot Rod Cafe in New London on Wednesday.
Connecticut’s Senate has passed a bill that could enable some 10,000 people employed by the casino-owning Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes to participate in the state’s paid family and medical leave insurance program.
A damaged retaining wall at a New London church collapse site is the subject of a pending lawsuit filed by the owner of a neighboring downtown building.
Student phones will be locked in Yondr pouches at the beginning of the day and unlocked at the end of the school day.
The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and others performed a Young People’s Concert Tuesday morning before 1,100 elementary school students in New London’s Garde Arts Center.
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The East Lyme Republican is seeking a fifth term representing the 37th Assembly District.
Andrew Parrella has announced he is seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge Sen. Heather Somers, R-Groton, for the 18th District Senate seat.
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the departments will host collection centers where police will collect residents’ unused medications.
Norwich Public Utilities was awarded a $10.9 million grant Monday through the federal infrastructure law to replace aging natural gas lines that run beneath city streets, added to $10 million received last year for the project.
Students grabbed trash bags, gloves and shovels and participated in St. Bernard School’s first ever Earth Day celebration on Monday.
Joseph J. Hasson is named to replace the current chief operating officer, Jody Madigan, who is resigning.
Over 500 participants joined in the annual Walk MS: Waterford, hosted by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at Camp Harkness on Sunday.
More than 1,200 people attended the second annual Earth Day Expo on Saturday afternoon in Groton.
Attorney Glenn Carberry, who led the effort to bring professional baseball to the region, hopes to persuade city officials to keep Dodd Stadium open.
Southeastern Connecticut utility officials say new federal drinking water requirements won’t have much of an effect on how they test for “forever chemicals.”
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