News • Published Nov 29, 2023 01 pm
By Aaron Rubin
The food scraps pilot program that began in February has been lauded as a success by state and local officials, making Deep River a statewide leader for sustainable waste...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Pam Johnson
Bernadette Canning, the 2024 Grand Marshal of the Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade, brought the luck of the Irish when entering her family’s 70-year-old Irish Soda Bread recipe in the 2023 Guilford Fair, winning a blue ribbon. Photo Courtesy Greater New Haven St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Aaron Rubin
This past month, people in East Haven and across the country once again celebrated Veterans Day, and it was another for Americans to honor those who have served in the ar...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Ben Rayner
Sometimes, it's okay to be the guinea pig, especially when you are one that is beloved and set to be the star of your own calendar. Madison Taylor of Killingworth has cre...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Aaron Rubin
Art has always been a form of therapy for those who are struggling with difficulties in their lives. It can also be a way of expressing care and gratitude for others, a w...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Rita Christopher
Luckily, the Claus family is a big one because its best-known member, Santa, has a very busy schedule at this time of year. To keep everybody happy, younger siblings can ...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
By Eric O'Connell
Annually, the Westbrook Foundation provides grants and scholarships to various nonprofits and institutions in Westbrook. As a member of the foundation’s board, An-Ming Tr...
Letters • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
On behalf of the 17 Democrats elected on Nov. 7 to serve on the Branford Representative Town Meeting (RTM), I would like to express our sincere thanks to Branford voters ...
Letters • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
Like many, I have a fond attachment to the little red house on Grass Island. But I oppose the plan to move it to defer its ultimate fate, which may come sooner than our b...
Letters • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
The recent implosion of the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University, run by race grifter Ibram Kendi, undermines the radical agenda of Guilford Public Schools...
Letters • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
On Nov. 10, The Morgan School hosted a celebration of Veterans Day. Veterans were invited to attend, and first responders were honored. It was a sterling program featurin...
Letters • Published Nov 29, 2023 08 am
On Nov. 20, the Chester Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) approved the development of 47 Middlesex Avenue with conditions. That they approved the development with cond...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Boaters displaying festive decorations pass by the Connecticut River Museum on Nov. 26 with the return of Trees in the Rigging. The event was presented by the Essex Histo...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Cary Viera, left, age 7, and London Robinson, age 9, are surprised by The Grinch during Winterfest at the North Haven Fairgrounds on Nov. 25. Winterfest was the final eve...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Runners make strides at the start of the 45th annual Lenny & Joe’s Madison Turkey Trot, which was held on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23. The trot featured a 5-mile race and 2...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Forgotten Felines volunteer Karen Patterson plays with Primrose the cat during her time at the no kill shelter on Nov. 26. More than 80 cats are currently available for a...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Karla Lindquist and her daughter Brita, age 7, pick out holiday decorations at The Tree Place at 901 Boston Post Road in Guilford, assisted by owner Dale Nicoll, on Nov 2...
News • Published Nov 29, 2023 07 am
Maya Chahmirian, left, age 10, and Zoey Chahmirian, age 7, meet Santa on the Branford Town Green during Branford Parks and Recreation’s annual Holiday Tree Lighting and P...
News • Published Nov 28, 2023 03 pm
The Ad-Hoc New Elementary School Naming Committee will hold a public input session on suggested names for the new building on Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 5 p.m. The public can a...
News • Published Nov 28, 2023 02 pm
By Eric O'Connell
Batter Up! The building at 119 Spencer Plains Road in Old Saybrook has been purchased by Lumber 2 Leather, a baseball and softball training company, for $ 1,000,000.
A pr...
News • Published Nov 28, 2023 02 pm
By Ben Rayner
The increase in wildlife around town, from eagles and osprey to bears, deer, and bobcats, has myriad benefits for the local ecosystem and can signal a very healthy enviro...
Local News • Published Nov 28, 2023 02 pm
By Eric O'Connell
After 14 years as a member of Clinton’s top boards, Carol Walter said goodbye at the Nov. 15 Town Council meeting but not without some community members who came to wish ...
News • Published Nov 28, 2023 01 pm
By Aaron Rubin
Following an initial round of communications at the beginning of this year, the collaborative campaign between the energy-efficient education and outreach program HeatSma...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 28, 2023 11 am
By John Lecardo
Support has been at the center of Abby Reardon’s relationship with the sport of field hockey. She had tremendous encouragement from peers and coaches to grasp the game ra...
Sports • Published Nov 28, 2023 11 am
By John Lecardo
The Haddam-Killingworth volleyball team may not have achieved the outcome it desired in its final game of the 2023 campaign, though it still walked away with a shining se...
