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Courtney nominated for 10th term in Congress
Eastern Connecticut Democrats endorsed U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney’s bid for reelection Monday night during a nominating convention at Coventry High School.
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Quaker Hill Elementary School arranged a surprise assembly to honor William Krajewski for finishing in the top three in the CINTAS national “Custodian of the Year” competition.
New London Beautification Committee member Caroline Driscoll, left, pulls out weeds while fellow member Donna Vendetto, in background, replants several plants in a traffic island on Governor Winthrop Boulevard on Tuesday.
Speakers gave the Norwich City Council mixed messages on the 2024-25 budget during a brief public hearing Monday night.
Although engineers found no immediate safety concerns, they discovered problems on the school’s first and second floors, the need for asbestos remediation and foundation issues.
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Montville officers attended a memorial ceremony Saturday in Washington, D.C., that honored police K-9 Barrett and 25 others from around the country killed in the line of duty.
Police said the seven children on the bus were uninjured, while the driver was taken to the hospital for evaluation.
Kayakers paddle through Fishers Island Sound in the area of Groton Long Point, Esker Point and Noank on Monday.
U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, D-2nd District, reacted Monday to a Politico report that the House Armed Services Committee has recommended funding for a second Virginia-class at...
Restaurant founded by renowned chef and restaurateur has been a fixture at the casino for decades.
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The state General Assembly approves funneling $2 million in unspent pandemic relief dollars to help prop up New London’s pre-K program.
One might think it hard to achieve peace within 100 feet of bustling Route 32 ― a highway that carries thousands of passengers daily to and from the heart of New London.
Cmdr. Mike Hartzell is back in the town where he was raised by career submariners who taught him to lead with “quick wit, some compassion and a little bit of saltiness.”
Hartford HealthCare has put its name and logos on ambulances formerly owned by American Ambulance and is purchasing new ambulances, upgrading equipment and expanding staff at the Norwich company it acquired last year.
The Mitchell College Class of 2024 graduated on the sunny morning in the tent on the Campus Green.
The new preserve, purchased for $400,000 from the Glemboski and Ous families in early March, breaks down to 55.22 acres in Montville and 105.2 in Bozrah.
Federal and state regulators are inviting the public to attend a meeting where they will discuss safety performance at Millstone Power Station.
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Two young mothers discuss the circumstances that surrounded the births of their children.
As revenue at New London’s Ocean Beach Park continues a downward slide ― the city’s offset payments grow ― officials are exploring new park management options for the first time in a quarter of a century.
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