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Jean Jacques appeal of murder conviction in Norwich stabbing argued before Supreme Court
Jean Jacques, a Norwich man sentenced two years ago to 60 years in prison for the stabbing death of Casey Chadwick, is appealing the murder conviction to the state Supreme Court.
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The drive-through ATM at Eastern Savings Bank at 666 W. Main St. in Norwich was ripped open and a large sum of cash stolen, Norwich police said.
The Board of Finance on Tuesday approved the $12.4 million proposed 2024-25 budget with a projected tax rate increase of about 1.3%.
Members of Congress say preserving a two-a-year submarine production schedule is essential to national defense as well as “shipyard and industrial base stability.”
Waterford ― The state, in response to a lawsuit filed against it in Hartford Superior Court for its planned demolition of several historic buildings at Seaside State Park...
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Eighteen physicians affiliated with Lawrence + Memorial and Westerly hospitals have been recognized by Connecticut Magazine and Rhode Island Monthly.
The Westerly Morris Men and Mystic Garland Dancers performed traditional dances and toasted May Day in a light rain Wednesday as the sun rose behind the clouds.
A heavy-load carrier with components for Revolution Wind arrived at State Pier Wednesday. The project will be the first offshore wind farm to deliver electricity via wind power to Connecticut.
The planned replacement of the deck on the northbound Gold Star Memorial Bridge will require shifting two northbound lanes of traffic to the southbound span in two years.
Voters at Tuesday’s referendum approved an $86.6 million budget for 2024-25 by a vote of 324-131.
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Town Council Chairman Tim May said Tuesday his goal is to adopt a budget that would raise the tax rate by less than one mill.
Now in the second year of his second four-year term, Gov. Ned Lamont said the state has made progress in repairing its longstanding reputation for being inhospitable to business.
The 2-mile hike will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday.
‘A historic financial misconduct case” is said to be the impetus for a new academy process to review honors bestowed on those later found to have committed serious misconduct or engaged in criminal activity.
Residents on Monday shot down a proposed agreement that some town leaders had hoped would forestall a lawsuit amid the continuing fight over who has the rights to Tantummaheag Landing.
A Norwich committee on Monday endorsed a three-panel galvanized steel sculpture by a Stonington artist to adorn the downtown Norwich roundabout.
Last year, New London had 498 homeless students, the third highest in the state behind New Haven and Waterbury, both of which have much larger populations.
Recent storms have damaged the sidewalk at the small harborfront park.
Students got a hands-on introduction to careers in the submarine shipbuilding industry at Ella T. Grasso Technical High School on Monday.
New London ― Catherine Galante, speaking to a crowd of hundreds who’d signed up Sunday for the Homeless Hospitality Center’s 17th annual Walk to End Homelessness, deliver...
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