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Korean War vet makes the grade in Montville
Joseph R. Ali of Lisbon leaves the gym to a standing ovation from Griswold High School students Monday after receiving his diploma from principal Mark Frizzell at the annual awards ceremony.
COMMENTS (1)Artwork takes shape at Three Rivers Community College
Bob Giza of Upscale Welding works on assembling The Nautilus, a sculpture by artist Agnes Dennis, on Monday outside Three Rivers Community College in Norwich. Giza began the installation months ago...
COMMENTS (1)St. Mary school in New London set to close
St. Mary Star of the Sea School, the only inner city school in the Diocese of Norwich, will close at the end of the school year because of financial problems and declining enrollment.
COMMENTS (0)Stonington road worker hit with another suspension
The town has again suspended highway department employee Ernie Santos, this time for getting angry with another employee and allegeldy throwing a five-gallon gas can on the ground while refueling a...
COMMENTS (2)Montville town councilors criticize school board expenses on trip to Boston
Town councilors criticize school board's $7,164 conference in Boston while school officials defend expenditure.
COMMENTS (0)Ledyard votes today on $49.16 million budget
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Man gets 60 years in prison for 2008 murder in Groton
Ryan Wright is sentenced to 60 years in prison for the execution-style murder of Jamel Campbell in 2008 at a Groton hotel.\n
COMMENTS (0)Council passes $83 million New London budget for second time
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio offered the City Council a way on Monday to avoid laying off 25 firefighters: Put $600,000 back in the budget and raise taxes. But in a split vote, the council rejected the...
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Attorney questions proposed NPU water rate hike
The attorney representing several businesses opposing Norwich Public Utilities' proposed 37 percent water rate increase said the charter requires the City Council to approve the measure before it takes effect.\n
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Finizio: Layoffs 'the last thing I wanted'
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said Friday that he may be able to negotiate with the city's public safety unions to avoid laying off 25 fire department and 10 police department employees.
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SHAYS FILES PRIMARY PAPERS
Hartford - Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays filed the paperwork Monday to challenge former wrestling executive Linda McMahon in a Republican primary for U.S. Senate, despite her call for...
COMMENTS (0)McMahon says Shays should quit race so GOP can unite for campaign
Hartford (AP) - Former wresting executive Linda McMahon, who won the Connecticut Republican Party's endorsement for a second campaign for U.S. Senate, said Sunday that GOP rival...
COMMENTS (1)Stamford police officer in critical condition day after fall
Stamford (AP) - A police officer who fell from a bridge abutment onto the edge of a highway while chasing a robbery suspect remained in critical condition Friday. The suspect's lawyer said...
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COMMENTS (1)Photo gallery: Opera comes to Stonington
Libby Hall, left, and Rachyl Jackson, both sophomores at Stonington High School and supernumeraries for Salt Marsh Opera, wait backstage for their cue Wednesday at the performance of "The Magic...
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