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Former Old Saybrook man pleads guilty to fraud charges
A former Old Saybrook resident pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Hartford Tuesday to defrauding 10 victims out of nearly $400,000.
COMMENTS (0)State to audit Amistad America funding
COMMENTS (4)Ledyard subcommittee undecided on fate of dispatch center
About 20 emergency services personnel and their supporters packed the Town Council chambers Tuesday afternoon to hear an update on the future of Ledyard dispatch, only to be told again that months of...
COMMENTS (2)Urban: State report offers few Amistad funding details
State Rep. Diana Urban, D-North Stonington, who is pressuring the state Department of Economic Development to detail how Amistad America has spent $8 million in state funds, said she is not satisfied...
COMMENTS (4)Final moments of high school for Stonington graduates
NEW Stonington high school graduates relaxed on the track equipment in Roland Hall as the Class of 2013 waits to make final preparations for their commencement on Cadet...
COMMENTS (0)Timelapse to reveal whaling ship Charles W. Morgan's restoration
NEW Theday.com will publish a timelapse this week upon the removal of the last bits of the construction "shed," which enabled workers to continue restoring the whaling...
COMMENTS (1)Plan for antenna tower in Bates Woods to be available
Message Center Management and AT&T have filed an application with the Connecticut Siting Council to place a 115-foot antenna tower at Bates Woods in New London.
COMMENTS (0)Waterford police chief to be honored as 'Top Cop' by MADD group
Police Chief Murray J. Pendleton has been named ‘Top Cop” by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for his commitment to the transition of traffic safety initiatives in town and in the state.
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Three Rivers Middle College holds first graduation ceremony
The graduation speakers noted the graduates' courage to leave their comfortable high schools and take on a challenge of being part of the founding class at a new school.
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Voices, Newtown Action Alliance part 2
Newtown Action Alliance and Newtown residents travel to Washington, D.C. to commemorate the tragedy that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School and honor the lives that were lost by talking to Senators and Representatives about "The Gun Control...
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Tea party may lose local members to 'less partisan' group
Some local members are considering abandoning tea party groups and instead joining Americans for Prosperity, a grassroots organization aimed at educating and mobilizing citizens around economic...
COMMENTS (20)Freshman senator from Westbrook still opposed to gas tax hike
State Sen. Art Linares, R-Westbrook, has gathered 1,150 signatures from people who oppose the scheduled increase of the gross receipt tax at the gas pump, which is scheduled to take effect July 1.
COMMENTS (2)Governor signs $37.6 billion biennium budget
“The budget makes historic investments in growing jobs and improving our public schools,” Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said in a press release. “It makes the state’s finances more...
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Rolling at the Invention Convention at Jennings
C.B. Jennings Elementary School third-grader Damaryz Martinez, 8, center, rolls a giant die for her next move as Martinez and Akua Bandele-Asante, 9, right, play a round of "Monopdy."
COMMENTS (0)Mixing mediums in New London
Steve Santos of Charlestown, R.I., a full-time tattoo artist at Skin Deep Tattoo in New London, decorates the front window with upcoming tattoo specials Tuesday along State Street in New London. The...
COMMENTS (1)Making tracks for home
Commuters head into the rain Monday after disembarking from a Shore Line East train at Union Station in New London.
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Actor James Gandolfini dies in Italy at age 51 8:32 pm
Three Rivers Middle College holds first graduation ceremony 8:17 pm
Freshman senator from Westbrook still opposed to gas tax hike 7:45 pm
Former Old Saybrook man pleads guilty to fraud charges 7:40 pm
Final moments of high school for Stonington graduates 7:40 pm
Electric Boat building two submarines at once, first time in decade 7:16 pm
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