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By Kevin Arnold
Montville ― Amanda Gregg was so timid when she first began training at Integrity Taekwondo in Uncasville that she barely could look anyone in the eye.
A first-degree blac...
Waterford Police handle hundreds of shoplifting cases each year, and sharp social media users have shown they’re willing to help solve them.
The second annual event, held Sunday, was a chance to buy, sell and trade.
Ethan DelGrosso is pursuing a professional cycling career with aspirations of some day performing on the world’s biggest stage ―the Tour de France
East Lyme ― Sunny skies, grilled burgers and familiar faces filled Rocky Neck State Park for Memorial Day weekend.
The clear skies and the temperatures in the mid-70s wer...
St. Bernard School was the first high school in the region to graduate on Friday night.
Payton Noe, a 17-year-old from East Lyme, has found her calling in conducting research in labs.
Wednesday’s commencement was the last for the school under the name of Three Rivers Community College. After six decades, the school will be merging with the other 11 community colleges under the name Connecticut State Community College as of July 1.
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved the proposed apartment complex named “Waterford Central” at its meeting Tuesday night.
Sunday marked Connecticut College’s 105th commencement ceremony and saw 421 students from 23 different countries graduate.
