New London, CT News

• New London, CT News
• Norwich cafe first recipient of revitalization funds
• Mashantuckets remember massacre of 1637
• Islamic gathering in Hartford looks at anti-Shariah movement in U.S.
• Naturalization ceremony in Groton
• Damage to sub Miami being assessed
• Police logs - May 26
• Speaker tells ECSU grads not to sit on sidelines
• Merger of school city finance offices is approved again
• Shore cleanup group coming to Mystic area
• Waterford remembers its war heroes
• Fire damage raises questions about sub's future
• Choiniere, Reindl among Day staff recognized by SPJ
• State parks ready for holiday weekend crowds
• Putting the Whale Tail to the test
• Book Launch for THE ROCKETS’ RED GLARE
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Police logs - May 25
• Free ice cream cone during Ledyard Police Day Monday
• No change for Ledyard tax rate
• Mental illness alliance announces essay winners
• Dark-skinned Appalachian population gets a big surprise from DNA study
• Man charged in boy's 1979 disappearance
• Horse Show Days in Old Lyme
• Muslim Brotherhood leads in Egypt
• Stonington Board of Education outlines cuts
• Norwich Adult Education grads take many roads to success
• Backus, Hartford Hospital work on partnership terms
• Day reporter tweeting from New London school board meeting
• Too early to tell whether USS Miami will sail again
• Norwich cafe first recipient of revitalization funds
• CT River is first National Blueway
• Reconstruction of Norwichtown Mall about to get underway
• Awards and smiles in New London
• Stonington's Santos appeals disciplinary suspension
• Montville police officer says Bunnell harassed her
• Eagle in the Big Apple
• Groton police investigating theft at construction site
• Police search yields 80 bags of heroin
• Man gets 60 years for Groton murder
• School psychologist honored
• Preston Democrats to hold caucus
• Native and African American settlements discussed
• Norwich churches raise money for Haiti
• Norwich man arrested on drug charges
• Man sentenced in manslaughter, but mother's 'grief is forever'
• Ex-student in Rutgers webcam case gets 30 days
• On parade in Montville
• Stonington criticized for excluding public from panel to find next superintendent
• New London practices good neighbor policy
• Conn College grads urged to build a worthy future
• DMV learner's permit test appointments can be made online
• Copper beech honors North Stonington 'fixture'
• Mother calls for changes to Waterford war memorial
• Police logs for May 21, 2012
• Group for trails to try again in Groton
• New London police investigating stabbing of two men
• Two injured in stabbing incident in New London Saturday night
• 2,300 graduate at Central Connecticut State
• St. Thomas More School holds graduation
• Art grads told to shun comfort
• East Lyme natives bring Hollywood home
• Iconic Cuban cigars too expensive for Cubans
• Ledyard budget to go to town meeting, referendum
• DEEP says Bambi may not need your help
• Police logs - May 20
• Facebook serves up charges of racism and homophobia against Preston bar
• Municipal meetings - Week of May 20
• L+M, Dana-Farber to partner in $35 million cancer center
• Blumenthal to grads: 'You are the new greatest generation'
• Democratic Town Committee to meet Tuesday
• Pack 17 Donates to DeMond Children’s Fund
• Westerly High School announces honor roll
• City is sponsors Fifth Annual Community Festival
• Paying attention to what Mayor Finizio says
• Hepatitis C tests urged for baby boomers
• Police logs - May 19
• St. Bernard classmates like 'family'
• For some, two wheels are just right for commuting
• Historian Streeter to address Fitch Alumni Foundation
• Construction delay worries Mystic merchants
• Wake for Mary Kennedy held amid apparent rift
• Stamford police officer in critical condition day after fall
• Something fishy about Hope Week for New London High students
• RevolutionaryCT Letterboxing
• Formica wins Republican nomination for Second Congressional District
• Mayor says he still hopes to avoid public safety layoffs announced Thursday
• New London businesses balk at 8 percent tax hike plan
• GOP hopefuls will wrangle for nominations tonight in Hartford
• New London 'Welcome' project dedicated
• Details emerge in Trayvon Martin killing
• Flood of Nuba refugees hits camp near Sudan border
• Jury gets John Edwards case today
• Hearing will be Monday on reduced Norwich community development block grants
• G-8 to focus on eurozone crisis
• Romney blasts Obama-Wright TV-ad proposal
• Report: State Medicare costs sixth-highest in nation
• Finizio says 25 firefighters, 10 police officers will receive layoff notices
• Mayor responds to superintendent's request for Board of Education intervention
• Commemorating the War of 1812
• Montville High stages mock drama so it doesn't become all too real
• Plans for $5.5 million Groton road project take shape
• Photo gallery: Opera comes to Stonington
• Lineup for state House, Senate races taking shape
• Art meets food at food stroll
• Puppypalooza
• Switzerland in May
• U.S. census says minority babies are now in majority
• No sure thing for GOP: a tight battle for Senate
• Napolitano to Coast Guard graduates: There will always be lives to be saved
• Forty-foot 'Cabinet of Shells' now graces city parking garage
• Lyme Farmers Market to run Saturdays only starting June 2
• Clarke pleads out in Jared Packy murder
• Welcome to SSOC, the Socialist State of Connecticut
• They play in May to prepare for June
• Police logs - May 16
• St. Michael's parishioners meet to discuss their options
• 'Stalking horse' bidder could be sought by Westerly Hospital receiver
• Major projects planned by Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium
• Republicans make their choices for local state Senate seats
• President Hollande
• Boehner threatens another debt-ceiling fight
• Greece forced to hold new elections
• Coast Guard cadets celebrate week of commencement
• New Coast Guard grad was rescued at sea during childhood
• Connecticut man arrested after allegedly killing black bear
• New London finance board backs $83 million budget for 2012-13
• Looking at the big picture
• Democrats renominate Courtney for another term in Congress
• Standoff
• Two female submariners found guilty of financial fraud
• Connecticut's past is its future in tourism branding campaign
• The many faces of New London
• Obama hits Romney on Bain Capital
• Embezzler still owes Montville $55,760
• Coogan Farm funding gets support from group
• New London's faces in the crowd
• Malloy unveils 2-year, $27M tourism campaign
• Haitian pastor charged with sexual assault of young girl pleads not guilty
• Life on the farm in Westerly
• New London can't find land to sell
• East Lyme's Formica will seek Republican nomination to run for Congress
• Celebration of spring in Westerly
• Some Mystic Seaport workers don't want a union
• Ledyard keeps 55+ age restriction at Stonegate
• Railroad passengers face $5 fee for parking in Old Saybrook
• Crash victims recovered
• Drawing focuses on Iran nuke work
• Bowles to run for state representative
• Official: Bodies of 43 men, 6 women left on Mexico highway
• Waterford woman charged in privacy case
• Cub Scouts donate to De Mond Children's Fund
• One last voyage before historic battleship becomes naval museum
• Dogs make grade in easing students' stress level
• Small claims court makes winning a chore
• State trying to protect Atlantic sturgeon
• Police logs - May 13
• Municipal Meetings - Week of May 13
• A great day for a graduation
• State’s Democrats endorse Chris Murphy for U.S. Senate
• Essex celebrates with Burning of the Ships Parade
• Sullivan graduates from Air Force Basic Training
• Guard Foundation establishes scholarship fund in memory of Paul Deveau
• Police logs - May 12
• Painting the Whaling City
• 20 L&M doctors ranked ‘Top Docs’ by peers
• Marathon session yields $20.69 million spending plan
• Plant sales provide seed money for Harkness greenhouse project
• Little progress made on health disparities, new report shows
• From Corrigan, words of advice
• Route 11 plan among a long list of also-rans
• Base police union vote reveals rift
• Keel lain for new sub at Quonset EB
• Old Lyme institution Cherrystones closes after 28 years
• Best in North Stonington's show
• Cabinet of Shells is Newest New London Mural
• Farmers' market opens June 2
• USS Pawcatuck remembered
• Ledyard student gets CL&P lesson
• New London schools fill assistant superintendent's job
• Mohegan Sun officials tell Palmer, Mass., crowd that they're competing to win
• Political tangle killed popular bill
• Submarine school begins turning out computer wizards
• Speak softly
• Twin bombings hit Syrian capital
• Yemeni militants killed as new bomb-plot details surface
• FDA panel backs pill to block HIV
• AP legendary photojournalist Horst Faas dies at 79
• Gentlemen's duel
• Stonington superintendent submits resignation
• Coutu suspends run for U.S. Congress, will seek Prague's Senate seat
• Report: Suspect billings at 2,600 drugstores
• Greek food festival runs through Friday
• Legislators wrap up a busy session
• Legislature paves way for magnet school to sell tilapia harvest
• Ledyard Town Council chairman, a former sub base commander, nominated for Washington, D.C., post
• Police logs - May 10
• Mixed marital arts matches to remain illegal in Connecticut
• IRS files lien on Norwich landlord
• Report chronicles North Korea abuses
• A toast to victory
• Analysis: Obama gambles on gay marriage
• Cargo arrives in New London
• Senate lawmakers honor Prague
• North Stonington superintendent search zeroes in on R.I. candidate
• UPDATED: Missing East Lyme teen found, Norwich man still missing
• Colchester cemetery trial under way
• New London to consolidate Public Works and Public Utilities departments
• New London to turn on Whale Tail Memorial Day weekend
• Groton man accused of torturing wife for hours
• Malloy to Attend ‘Burning of the Ships’ Parade, Ceremony Saturday
• Few city officials agree with auditors' report on New London schools
• Auditors: New London school board viewed as "dysfunctional"
• Crisis threatens Europe's storied way of life
• Going, going ...
• GOP Sen. Lugar loses in Indiana
• Russia marks Victory Day
• Police logs - May 9
• State taking a harder look at Megos
• Bill to limit student loan rate fails in the Senate
• Spring weeding at Harkness
• Sen. Edith Prague says this year will be her last in state legislature
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Sexual harassment complaint against Waterford Country School to go to trial
• State Public Health Department warns consumers handling pet food
• Ledyard teen cited after rollover crash
• $83 million budget for New London damned, defended
• Audit calls New London school board leadership 'incoherent'
• Custom House tour about to begin
• Hitting the road
• Norwich aldermen support $900,000 more for city schools, but hold off on vote
• Mystic Seaport workers try to form union
• House votes to toughen law against racial profiling
• Wounded warriors
• Putin is sworn in for third term
• Al-Qaida airline plot thwarted
• Senate expected to pass bill that would help marinas pay for dredging
• NL parents rally before City Council hearing on budget
• Norwich police conducting investigation into Megos' apartment dealings
• Compromise reached on education bill
• New traffic light will be installed on Route 32
• Police: No suspects yet in Churchill Downs slaying
• Finizio plans executive order on New London budget
• 5th-grade East Lyme scientists out of this world
• Medical ‘home' could give patients more coordinated care
• 2,700 get degrees from UConn
• Stonington tax increase rests with voters
• In landlord disputes, complainants get bounced around
• Maypole dance at Stonington nursery school
• Raging river
• Biden backs same-sex marriage
• Two injured in early morning Ledyard crash
• Utility outage bill clears state Senate
• Election Day voter registration passes; Malloy praises bill
• WOMAN SUING OVER BURIAL OF BLACK WOMAN
• Advanced Placement tests surge, but do they really help the students who take them?
• Noank resurrects market as co-op
• Police logs - May 6, 2012
• Alfred Mayo can now settle in for the work of firefighting
• Municipal meetings - Week of May 7-11
• Megos has history of complaints, disciplinary action
• Timeline: Two Norwich properties, two histories
• VIDEO: Cash deposits but no apartment
• Lyme finance board to hold public hearing on budget
• Lyme-Old Lyme school budget goes to town meeting, referendum
• East Lyme senior wins Nick Woviotis Memorial Scholarship
• Gentleman lawyer Thomas J. Haley receives Liberty Bell award on Law Day
• East Lyme students aim for space station honor
• Bill to preserve, protect shoreline OK'd unanimously by state Senate
• Police logs - May 5, 2012
• Hoping to sparkle once more
• Grace Jones honored as Citizen of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut
• Supreme Court to consider police use of Tasers
• Lyme-Old Lyme school budget goes to town meeting
• State care workers in line for collective-bargaining rights
• Upton Bass bringing past into present at Groton site
• Police charge four R.I. residents in alleged sale of LSD near Navy base
• Tribe says FBI probe focused on individuals
• A job that grows on you
• Norwich, New London get crime fighting grants
• 'Wild speculation' in Stonington prompts school spending rebuttal
• West Bank windup
• Bachmann endorses Romney
• Families prepare for 9/11 court date
• New Noank market opening Saturday
• French candidate goes from wishy-washy to wow
• Local fishing expert, columnist found dead in Weekapaug
• Coast Guard museum may find downtown home, not Union Station
• Accused Norwich bank robber posts bond
• Friday’s World Youth activities could move indoors
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• US applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Traffic Stop Brings Early Morning Drug Bust
• Horses give vets High Hopes for recovery
• Bill would impose $1,000 fine for 'vulnerable pedestrian' death
• New London superintendent addresses some basic questions about school budget in forum
• Proceeds from Quaker Hill 5K going to help Madeline's family
• Medals restored to Navy man in Groton
• Befriending a square in Stonington
• Edwards trial continues
• Clinton urges China to protect human rights
• Jet-Setter
• Forgotten student left in cell 4 days
• New London offers fired firefighter Mayo his job back
• Goode files suit against New London, six officers
• Navy's most senior officer visits Electric Boat
• VIDEO: Bronzed NJ mom: 5-year-old's burns not from salon
• New London is bracing for layoffs as part of tight budget
• Improved Coast Guard Museum to reopen at academy
• New London police committee seeks probe of Ackley
• FBI says 5 men charged in Ohio bridge bomb plot
• Plan for temporary screen at aquarium moves ahead
• NPU general manager says rate increases linked to loan factors
• Destiny Africa performs in New London
• May Day mayhem
• Obama: A 'new day' in Afghanistan
• Fatal ferry ride
• Saws are whirring in Weekapaug
• Obama in Afghanistan to sign security pact
• McMahon campaign returns to the airwaves
• Three-month-old penguin takes first swim at Mystic Aquarium
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• Connecticut man charged with killing wife 28 years ago
• State police supervisors get big pay raises
• Police logs - May 1
• Community Health Center marks 20 years in New London
• 'Powder incident' at New London homeless center
• House OKs expansion of 'one free item' retail sales law
• More bloodshed in Syria
• Ocean race accidents stun sailors as probe deepens
• Bin Laden worried about image
• Tax refunds put squeeze on the state's treasury
• Bonding to buy Coogan Farm being discussed
• Men's Lacrosse Moccia Named NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College Surging Camels Carry Five-Game Winning Streak into Semifinal Matchup at Tufts
• Men's Tennis Connecticut College 6, Hamilton College 3 Camels Close Out Season with Second NESCAC Win
• Women's Tennis Connecticut College 8, Hamilton College 1 Badik Leads Camels to Victory in Final Home Match
• Track & Field Camel Men, Women Place Ninth at NESCAC Championship LeDuc Places 2nd in Steeplechase-Pevear Finishes 4th in Discus Throw
• Coed Sailing #20 Camels Place Sixth out of 16 Teams at George Morris Trophy Regatta
• Arboretum to host Mother's Day Plant Sale
• Exhibition showcases work by senior art majors
• Spring concerts on campus
• UPDATED: CL&P restores power in Uncasville
• Substance in "powder incident" at homeless center: not hazardous
• East Lyme shellfishing areas reopened; others closed for season
• Bill to let students sell fish they raise passes House
• VA support program tries to help vets, caregivers
• Sound Friendly Yards green in more ways than one
• Evaluation plan imposes professional standards on New London teachers
• New Waterford dance studio puts its best foot forward
• Walk for the homeless held in New London
• Police logs - April 30
• Van plunges into zoo grounds; 7 dead
• Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• Fan shoots video for fire department
• Part of Route 214 is now Wesley J. Johnson Sr. Memorial Highway
• Man charged with stealing 1,200-pound turtle statue
• Police arrest man on outstanding drug charges
• Police logs - April 29, 2012
• Military stint done, Norwich legislator rejoins campaign for 2nd District U.S. House seat
• Workshops teach nonviolence, help inmates manage their fear, anger
• Celebrate NFA Day
• Municipal meetings: Week of April 30 - May 4
• State bears love an easy meal; tips offered to avoid unintentional lures
• This fighter is in it to win it
• Controversy pushes little-known Senate candidate Whitnum to the fore
• Pythons blamed for wildlife losses in Everglades
• Postmaster calls on House to stem $25 million-a-day losses
• Men's Lacrosse NESCAC Quarterfinal: #4 Connecticut College 11, #5 Colby College 6 Moccia (13 Saves) & Eicher (3 Goals, Assist) Lead Camels Past Mules
• Colleagues, friends and family remember Eunice Waller
• Trucks a big attraction at Three Rivers event
• Ted Nugent says he's insulted by Fort Knox concert cancellation
• Navy commander visits Mississippi
• Veterans Club to host annual Poker Run
• Courtney to speak at Naval Submarine League Nautilus Chapter
• Submarine school announces graduates
• Groundbreaking for National Guard readiness center
• Town hall worker in Illinois accused of stealing $30 million
• Utility companies to match state energy assistance
• Police logs - April 28, 2012
• East Lyme superintendent: 'We know we have to do something' about elementary school buildings
• House panel rejects base closings
• State's latest jobs bill passed by Senate
• Photo gallery: Spectacular Big Apple swan song for shuttle
• Men's Lacrosse Live In-Game Blog of Saturday's NESCAC Quarterfinal Available
• Men's Lacrosse Camels to Host Colby Saturday in NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal
• Music in May
• Men's Lacrosse to host Colby Saturday for NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal
• An arrow through the head hasn't stopped one goose on the loose in Old Lyme
• GALLERY: Space shuttle Enterprise arrives in Manhattan
• CGA superintendent named a 'Joe's Hero'
• Mother shares sorrow of son killed in car accident to spare others
• Conservation Commission may not be inclined to conserve a big piece of Mystic
• Police logs - April 27, 2012
• Documentary charts Norwich pastor's road to redemption
• State Senate moves Route 11 bill forward
• More cuts looming Monday for New London budget process
• State working to keep the jobs promise for returning veterans
• Deadly day in Nigeria
• Sunday liquor sales bill passes state House
• Twitter becomes a key real-time tool for campaigns
• Victims cheer Charles Taylor verdict
• Police find loaded gun, marijuana in car after construction site attack
• Former teacher pleads not guilty in sexting case
• Groton Town police cruiser, motorcycle involved in accident
• Cowboys on tour in Lyme
• State House passes legalization of medical marijuana
• Colorful fundraising, with a twist
• Deputy chief's start waiting on background check, budget
• Funding for deputy police chief in New London may turn up
• Police logs - April 26, 2012
• DEEP recognizes local companies for cutting energy use, pollution
• NPU manager Bilda testifying at U.S. Senate on hurricane response
• New London school board Finance Committee won't recommend services merger
• Portrait unveiled in New London
• 'Ordinary People'
• Unidentified donors fuel campaign ad spending
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 10, Wesleyan University 8 Abbott Explodes with Five Second Half Scores for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 10, Wesleyan University 4 Camels Will Host Wesleyan Saturday at 1 for NESCAC Quarterfinal
• Tennis Connecticut College 6, Wesleyan University 3 Bader Leads Camels Past Cardinals in New London
• Catch 'Hay Fever' at Connecticut College April 26-29
• Celebrate National Astronomy Day by star gazing at Connecticut College
• Malloy signs death penalty repeal into law
• A passing shower before sunset
• Car strikes and damages Ledyard house
• Titanic fans flood Mystic Aquarium during April vacation week
• UConn names 2012 graduation speakers
• Marine pilot to give talk on Khyber Pass at La Grua Center
• East Lyme board talks about tinkering with school ranking reports
• Day after deputy chief hired in New London, panel votes not to fund position
• Romney sweeps, promises 'better America'
• Looming large in North Korea
• New case of mad cow disease found
• Montville residents turn out to weigh in on school budget, proposed layoffs
• Police say credit card scam was New London family affair
• Hewett, NAACP call for Mayo to be rehired
• Low voter turnout in Republican presidential primary
• Fall Cruise on the Historic Thames River
• Three Rivers instructor receives Fulbright
• Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case
• Feds want tribe's lawsuit dismissed
• Coast Guard commandant treated for prostate cancer
• Balancing act along the Yantic River
• Police logs - April 24
• Griswold students stirred by vet's tales of WWII
• Fort Trumbull Conservancy loses in court
• Pawcatuck parish moved on its own to close unsafe church
• Groton City police promotions
• World Book Night feeds those hungry for a good read
• A solemn moment
• Ex-Edwards aide takes stand against former boss
• Warplanes bomb South Sudan town
• Lax.com Features Dave Cornell and Camels' Preparation for Hamilton
• New London announces hiring of former New Haven officer
• Report calls into question firing of Mayo
• Clarke to be retried for Silva murder
• Tennis Colby Men & Women Defeat Camels Krivoshik Notches Straigh Set Win at #1 Singles-Weisberger-Bader Win at #2 Doubles
• New London tries to hold tax rate hike to 2 percent
• East Lyme school board to take up proposal to abolish class rank
• Report finds hundreds more veterans discharged illegally
• St. Michael's parish in Pawcatuck without a home
• Haberek seeks funds for redevelopment of old mills
• After N.Y. boy vanished, era of anxiety was born
• Expo tries to give prom night a thrifty theme
• Dogs in the middle of a Stonington catfight
• Sarkozy trailing in French vote
• Women's Sailing #9 Connecticut College Qualifies for ICSA National Dinghy Championship Brugman, Medley Garner All-New England Honors for Camels
• Congress moves on cybersecurity
• Mitchell College strives for broader appeal
• Last words from Eunice Waller
• Army shares data on drug use, trade
• Police logs - April 22, 2012
• Volunteers open war on weeds
• Nobody for Senate?
• Municipal Meetings - Week of April 23-27
• Tuesday
• Tennis Camel Men, Women Fall in 9-0 Decisions to Bates Cangelosi, Herbert Stand Out for Connecticut College
• Silfen Track & Field Invitational Connecticut College Men's 4x100 Meter Relay Team Sets SR at Silfen Invitational Wesley Triumphs in 800 Meters as Camel Women Finish 2nd in 12 Team Home Invitational
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 6, Bates College 5 Surging Camels Erase 5-1 Deficit, Move to 5-4 in NESCAC
• Women's Water Polo Camels Score Two Upset Victories to Finish 3rd at CWPA Division III Championship Lampley Garners All-Tournament Honors for Camels
• A banner day for the region's vinyl freaks
• 19 Backus doctors named tops by peers
• Free head, neck cancer screenings Wednesday at L&M
• Library director handing out free books
• Delivery of The Day may be delayed
• Women's Tennis Wesleyan University 9, Connecticut College 0 Badik, Cangemi Drop Close 8-6 Decision at #2 Doubles for Camels
• Men's Tennis Connecticut College 7, Babson College 2 King/Cangelosi Lead Camels in Sweep of Doubles Action
• Women's Lacrosse #11 Bates College 12, Connecticut College 11 2OT Camels Second Half Comeback Falls Just Short
• Ex-NL officer won't be prosecuted for 2011 shooting
• 'I am sorry,' accused shooter says
• Columbine remembered
• Police logs - April 21
• New London school board approves academic eligibility policy
• Medical marijuana bill clears state committee
• More Secret Service agents gone; Obama briefed
• Guarding health of Long Island Sound remains ongoing challenge
• State deficit reported to increase by $80 million
• Norwich raises $46,000 through house, lot auction
• Committee selects winning public murals in New London
• Schaffer pleads guilty to lesser charge in fatal beating
• Rollover takes down power lines in Ledyard
• Westerly Hospital has third suitor
• State's Attorney will not prosecute officer in shooting case
• Shays, McMahon take shots at each other in Norwich debate
• A time to remember the Holocaust
• Fundraiser to boost reward in Long Island serial killer case
• Shuttle buses for Foxwoods workers not finalized
• 65 New London teachers could lose jobs
• Deadly day in Iraq
• India missile test has few critics, unlike N. Korea
• Friend is latest to link Schaffer to Mallove murder
• 2 years later: Fish sick near BP oil spill site
• Search for missing boy renewed
• Pianist continues celebration of College's Centennial
• LGBTQ Center celebrates the month of Gay-pril
• Acclaimed filmmaker John Sayles to visit campus
• Symposium to explore African-American comic book culture
• Senior dance majors to perform in thesis concert
• Lecturer to discuss the wisdom of world's indigenous cultures
• College to observe Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Portrait of former College president to be unveiled
• Groundbreaking held for CVS in Ledyard
• Republican U.S. Senate candidates to debate tonight in Norwich
• State loses 2,700 jobs in March
• Masked men assault man on New London school construction site
• Lawmaker: More firings likely at US Secret Service
• Learning step by step in New London
• Police logs - April 19
• Norwich utility wants 36.7% increase in water rates
• Region's drought squeezes out trout
• Complaint: Suspect threatened others before New London double murder
• Connecticut lawmakers remain tight-lipped on education bill
• Panetta apologizes for photo scandal
• Should teachers and students be Facebook friends?
• Pension protest in Nicaragua
• U.N. monitors flee Syrian protest after gunfire
• Driver enters not guilty plea in I-395 fatal crash
• Key witness takes stand at Mallove trial
• Opening day preparations
• Eagle arrives in New Orleans for OpSail festivities
• Tennis Connecticut College 6, Coast Guard 3 Suneby, Cangelosi Lead Camels Past Bears
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 5, Amherst College 4 Moccia Stops Nine Shots, Defense Stands Tall as Camels Make it Five out of Six
• Women's Lacrosse Drew University 15, Connecticut College 14 3OT Driscoll Scores Six Goals for Camels
• It was Councilor Hyslop complaining about discrimination three years ago
• Witness knew of housemates' involvement in Mallove attack
• Plan is considered to make Moriarty a magnet school in Norwich
• Miracle on Alewife Cove
• Palestinian ends hunger strike
• Shuttle Discovery takes victory laps over D.C.
• Egypt disqualifies top candidates
• A fresh start for a longtime golf landmark
• Secret Service scandal widens
• Segar asks New London to uphold his settlement agreement
• Holocaust remembrances set for Thursday
• Guided tour on Hopeville Pond
• Superintendent calls on parents, teachers to rally behind Stonington school budget
• Police logs - April 17
• Tanning hand in hand in Griswold
• Romney begins hunt for running mate
• Possible misuse of credit cards by schools chief under probe in N. Stonington
• As ice cap melts, militaries vie for an edge in the Arctic
• Aldermen in Norwich back Malloy's education bill efforts
• Legislature keeps liquor and Route 11 bills moving
• Hyslop: 'I will not be intimidated' on firing
• France mourns a hero of the resistance
• Matthews charged with 2 counts murder, 2nd-degree arson
• Tolls make their way out of legislative committee
• Man falls three stories on Bank Street
• Downed power line leaves outages, brush fire in New London
• Women's Water Polo Camels Take Three out of Five at Utica, Improve to 6-4 in Div. Play Lampley Supplies 12 Goals and 12 Steals for Connecticut College
• Yantic Post Office might not reopen
• Montville holds cornerstone ceremony for new public safety building
• Women in Groton with no names, but plenty of flying elbows
• Suspect in New London homicides did time for shooting
• Lyme town budget: Let the good times roll
• A rare tragedy at sea hits San Francisco sailing community
• L&M doctor envisions 'passport' to better system of health care
• North Korean leader speaks publicly for first time
• Twisters ravage Midwest
• Four hurt in I-95 crash in Old Lyme
• Vigil tonight for Stirling Danskin
• FACTS ABOUT THE SOLE VOYAGE OF THE TITANIC
• Was freak of nature to blame for sinking?
• Bound for New London on Titanic
• Proposed Old Lyme budget lower with slight tax hike
• Connecticut Supreme Court to hear Chester backyard burial case
• Arctic cooperation is topic in New London
• Painting the town clean in New London
• Police logs - April 15
• Chris Dodd misses Connecticut
• Titanic’s wealthiest passenger built NYC hotel
• Women's Water Polo Camels Take Two out of Three at Utica, Improve to 5-3 in Conference Play
• Women's Lacrosse #18 Hamilton College 19, Connecticut College 12 Driscoll Scores Three Goals, Adds One Assist for Camels
• Track & Field LeDuc Wins 5000 Meters for Camel Men at Stonehill Matthews Places Third in 400 Meter Dash for WOmen
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 9, Hamilton College 8 Green Closes Out Victory as Camels Halt Hamilton's Five-Game Winning Streak
• Neighbors remember friend killed in New London blaze
• Hundreds gather at funeral for Salem boy
• New London man charged in April 2 assault in Groton
• Delivery man in slab-stone accident in critical condition
• Senate committee votes against surveillance tool
• Waterford police say man with gun robbed Bestway Friday night
• Nutmeg Companies looking for a new location after flooding; Norwich wants to help
• Police logs - April 14
• Police tight-lipped on Alaska Coast Guard station deaths
• In the swing of things at CGA
• McMahon spreads wealth to state Republicans
• Autism project a personal matter
• State Street statement in New London
• OpSail says six more ships will come to New London
• Legislative committee approves minimum wage increase bill
• Sea Grant holds public meeting
• Those loud noises in East Lyme? Training at Stones Ranch
• MANSFIELD, Conn.--Lowell Abbott (Manchester, Mass.) exploded with five first half goals and Cecily Cushman (Marblehead, Mass.) contributed four ground balls and one assist to lead the Connecticut College women's lacrosse team to a 12-11 victory at Ea
• Where is Chris Dodd when you need him?
• Groton Town Council slices $1.5 million from manager's proposed $122M budget
• Historic first for Connecticut: some 17-year-olds can vote April 24
• L&M still interested in Westerly Hospital
• Ken and Chris Kitchings pitch in to save Old Lyme Inn
• Police logs - April 13
• Millstone customers could see higher rates in 2013
• Emails: State struggled with TicketNetwork
• Prosecutors say Zimmerman ignored warning to back off
• North Korea rocket apparently fails shortly after liftoff
• Governor helps open new pier and training center at sub base
• Malloy says he'll veto weak education reform bill; city, town funds in jeopardy
• Four stores cited for tobacco sales to minors
• Woman charged with leaving scene of accident
• Emotional sentencing in poker game killing
• New York man pleads guilty to 'skimming' ATMs
• Two area men charged with federal narcotics offenses
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Watson to take on Wright in 41st District House race
• Police logs - April 12, 2012
• Norwich Board of Education hopes to win public support on budget
• TVCCA expanding child development space in Groton
• Medicare's future discussed in Courtney town hall-style meeting
• Seeking higher ground
• North Korea's Kim solidifies power
• Obama and Romney square off
• Syria says it will observe U.N. cease-fire today
• Ballard marks 100th anniversary of Titantic with landmark exhibit
• Romney tells Hartford crowd 'war on women waged by president's failed economic policies'
• Man kneeling on tracks struck by train
• Salem plans special fund, candlelight vigil for 6-year-old victim of tragic accident
• House debating death penalty repeal bill
• Charles Manson skips his 12th parole hearing
• Men's Lacrosse Keene State College 15, Connecticut College 13 Corcoran Tallies Three Goals and Two Assists for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse #11 Amherst 12, Connecticut College 5 Abbott Tallies Two Goals, Assist for Camels
• Police logs - April 11, 2012
• A Democrat not afraid to use the W word
• Mallove friend saw 'buddy' hours before he died
• Brush fires burn in East Lyme and Voluntown, but relief may be in sight
• Proposed Preston budget holds increase to 0.31 mills
• Montville moves to help low-income veterans with tax break
• Ledyard council voting tonight on town budget
• China ousts top politician, accuses wife of murder
• Obama presses anew for Buffett Rule
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from case
• Trespassing snake caused Waterford power outages
• Annan appeals to Syria to give peace plan a chance
• Small town devastated by death of 6-year-old boy
• Firefighters work to shut down fast moving woods fire in Niantic
• Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from shooting case
• VIDEO: Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Tourism official: Branding of state about to launch
• Superintendent: Flat Montville budget would mean layoffs, program cuts
• Republican Mike Doyle of New London to run against Stillman
• Gentile parcels among properties Norwich will auction
• Books to Movie Night: Race to Witch Mountain
• The Public Library of New London’s Cartridges for Kids* recycling program
• Bigger New London police budget for 2012-13 under review
• The bug wins
• Revaluation, drop in revenue take toll on Montville tax rate
• Flying high in Waterford
• Supporters urge Norwich to give schools more cash
• Fatal fire in Philadelphia
• Tunisians take to the streets
• Martin death won't go to grand jury
• Iran offers nuke plan
• Businessman from Harlem buys historic Yantic mill for $209,000
• Students produce TEDx event at Connecticut College
• Democrats vying for Senate spar in wide-ranging debate
• Trial under way in Eugene Mallove homicide
• Sewer work will result in detours in Waterford
• Vote for Branford's The New Dirty
• Sides are drawn on Old Lyme park care
• Inmates in Niantic care for abused horses; both get a second chance
• Orthodox Palm Sunday celebrated in New London
• Groton Town Council wants panel to oversee school projects
• Vice principal tries to steer students clear of crime
• Connecticut's upcoming primary shaping up as a big victory for Romney
• Set to launch
• Afghans sign deal on raids
• Tulsa shootings may have been revenge
• Track & Field Wright Places Second in 5000 Meters at UMass Lowell Gildersleeve Shines in 100 & 200 Meter Dash for Camels
• Rowing Connecticut College Women Place Second in Three of Four Regattas Men's Novice Four Places Second in Opening Weekend of Action
• Egg scramble in Groton
• Police logs - April 8, 2012
• OpSail group hard-pressed to match 2000 event's success
• L&M marks 100 years in community
• App aims to spare whales from Atlantic ships
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough 170 mph choices
• East Lyme house is a step back in time
• Norwich budget gets hearing on Monday
• Salem roundabout work to begin
• When the Pequots were rich
• Tennis Men: #7 Middlebury College 9, Connecticut College 0 Women: #7 Middlebury College 9, Connecticut College 0 King, Cangelosi & Herbert Provide Highlights for Camels
• Track & Field LeDuc Moves Into Second Place on National Performance List in Steeplechase Sophomore All-American Places 8th in Steeple at Princeton
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 12, Kean University 3 Freedman (2 Goals, 3 Assists) Leads Camels to Third Straight Win
• Fire departments hold Old Saybrook food drive
• Groton Sea Scouts seeking new members
• Fleet reserve lists upcoming events
• Chamber honors submarine school instructor
• Pasta night, golf outing among coming events
• Portrait of Cullers among those for Wall of Honor
• Arnold's Attack on New London
• Police logs - April 7, 2012
• Noank Fire District set to tackle former elementary school building
• Mayor struggles with Montville budget
• Good Friday procession in Norwich
• New York City auction offers artifacts related to the Titanic
• Compromise sought on coastal protection bills
• Grown-up gators peddled by salesman no longer cute little critters
• Ewing's years of volunteer efforts for Preston agency earn high praise
• Book closed on case of a lifetime
• U.S. Sen. Brown launches contest to lure donors
• Men's Basketball Harrigan and Bullitt Named Co-Captains for Connecticut College
• Five arrested during protest at submarine base
• Egged on in Ledyard
• Raw video: Preston home damaged by fire
• Niantic could be stop for railroad
• Stonington solid waste director named to state recycling panel
• New London's budget is destined to go to voters
• Former police captain sues New London
• Patriotic in Pennsylvania
• Longtime East Lyme town clerk retires amid salutes, laughs
• Syrian troops step up attacks
• Obama challenges high court on health care
• USS Missouri returns to sub base after shakedown cruise
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 18, Manhattanville College 2 Miller Tallies Three Goals & Three Assists to Lead Camels in Offensive Uprising
• Women's Water Polo Jacobson Tallies Two Goals & Three Assists in Loss to Brown
• Men's Lacrosse to host benefit game for the Women's Center of Southeastern Connecticut
• Professor to screen new documentary on race and ethnicity
• Music students to perform in senior recitals
• Police, fire work to extricate man stuck in chimney
• GALLERY: Barque Eagle gears up for OpSail
• Minor charged with threatening, breach of peace in Montville
• Buyer in mortgage scam gets two-year sentence
• Ledyard skunk was rabid
• UK's Sky News: We hacked in the public interest
• Mystery Book Club
• New London convenience stores asked to drop drug-related items from stock
• Police logs - April 5, 2012
• Millstone data to be used in pilot study of cancer risks
• Moment of silence
• Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center to purchase Coogan Farm acreage
• Massachusetts regulators give OK to NU-NStar deal
• Five former cops are sentenced in Katrina killings
• Bomb at Mogadishu theater kills 10, including sports officials
• Drive-in 'Titanic' setting course for Mystic Aquarium
• Women's Lacrosse Springfield College 14, Connecticut College 13
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 14, New England College 9 Lyons Scores Three Goals for Camels
• Women's Water Polo Jasbon Honored as Division III Rookie of the Week for Connecticut College
• onStage presents The Asphalt Orchestra
• Men's Lacrosse to host benefit game for the Women's Center of Southeastern Connecticut
• Senate minority leader: 'I do believe there will be a repeal of the death penalty'
• Brazilian training ship commits to OpSail Connecticut
• Former captive Colombia soldiers celebrate Mass
• Commenting issue affects theday.com
• Commenting issue affects theday.com
• Dave Moorehead to retire at Waterford Country School after 31 years
• Death penalty vote may be today in Senate
• Tornadoes tear through Dallas area
• Police logs - April 4
• Shock follows New London budget news
• Ultimate pastime at Conn
• Petition drive seeks probe of death after Westerly arrest
• Fire District has plans for unused Noank Elementary School building
• Sports, art, streetlights: A new life in Mogadishu
• Romney pads his delegate lead
• Men's Hockey Camels Recognized with NESCAC Post-Season Honors
• Courtney: Public opinion will prevent doubling of student loan rates
• Malloy signs legislation to save motorists 1.7 cents a gallon
• Message in a bottle creates bond across Atlantic
• Solemn commemoration of Van Tassel fire 50 years ago
• Stonington athletic field plan meets with approval from residents at forum
• Working on New London's past
• Court documents tell of fight before fatal shooting in New London
• Groton parents not allowed to speak against teacher
• Signs of Supreme Court activism worry Reagan-era lawyers
• 7 gunned down at California school
• Romney's focus on Obama brings him new challenges
• USS Mississippi will be in Groton for sea trials
• Stonington spends nearly $4,000 to fight disputed $116 in OT
• Avalonia Land Conservancy adds five preserves
• Sailing #6 Camel Women Place Fourth out of 17 Teams at Dellenbaugh Regatta
• Stonington athletic field troubles to be aired
• Earth Day event to help promote a hidden gem in Norwich
• Coast Guard Academy honors first African-American graduate
• Palm Sunday service in Mystic
• New London 'hoods up' to protest Florida killing
• Seniors continue to bear burden of student loans
• Palm Sunday
• Experts: It's not Zimmerman crying out in 911 call
• Syrian opposition is promised aid
• 200 gather at Parade Plaza calling for justice in Trayvon Martin case
• There are no atheists in foxholes; they're at Fort Bragg's Rock Beyond Belief
• Rhode Island soldier killed in Afghanistan is honored
• Slime flies at Kids' Choice Awards
• Party celebrates life of Staff Sgt. Cullers
• State Sen. Stillman defends revisions in education reform package
• Police logs - April 1, 2012
• Volunteers enlist to defend fort
• Roxane Simmons, mother of ex-congressman, dies at 99
• East Lyme students take drug survey
• Women's Water Polo Camels Take Three out of Five Conference Matches at Wheaton (Ill.)
• Women's Lacrosse #6 Colby College 9, Connecticut College 7 Abbott Erupts with Four Goals for Camels
• Women's Water Polo Connecticut College 8, Carthage College 7 Lovejoy Stops Nine Shots, Camels Win Conference Opener
• Track & Field Gildersleeve Wins 100 and 200 Meter Dash at Coast Guard Duarte Places Second in 1500 Meters for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 8, Colby College 7 4OT Corcoran Supplies Game-Winner in Longest Home Game in Program History
• Waterford police level serious motor vehicle charges against Stamford man
• Teachers’ Memorial Middle School Honor Roll
• St. Patrick Cathedral School honor roll
• Norwich Technical High School
• Griswold Community Preschool and Early Care Registration & Screening Day
• Police logs - March 31
• Public hearing Monday on Old Lyme budget
• Cadets on parade in New London
• Norwich mom keeps on going
• Fly-tier priest ready to try retirement
• Rehabilitated eagle tracked
• DEEP commissioner to visit Quinebaug hatchery
• Backus nurses to picket Monday
• From illiteracy, a special bond
• Sea Grant publishes online guide to phytoplankton
• 'The Vagina Monologues' to raise money for Women's Center
• It's the College's 101st birthday!
• Tips lead to drug arrests in Norwich
• Kydd sworn in as New London's deputy fire chief
• Finizio confirms city broke off negotiations to rehire firefighter
• Bond Commission approves money to repair Grasso Tech, New London homeless shelter
• Obama moving ahead with sanctions to squeeze Iran
• Bus service for 9 area towns faces higher fuel bill
• UPDATED: Norwich firefighters battle fire in another vacant home
• State funds may be restored for aquarium, Garde
• Spain strikes
• Police logs - March 30
• States anticipating taxes on $540M jackpot
• CDC numbers: Autism on the rise
• No ‘Ticket to Ride’ for Beatle mobility aid
• Groton residents speak out against budget increase
• Proposed Stonington borough budget drops $46,000
• It’s the year of the skink
• 57 Connecticut College Student Athletes Named to NESCAC Winter All-Academic Team
• Safety officials: Fire academy probe has found 'some areas that need to be addressed'
• Judge delays Sandusky sex-abuse trial by three weeks
• New London students get a lesson in financial literacy
• Man sent to the hospital in early morning Norwich crash
• Women's Lacrosse #5 Trinity College 14, Connecticut College 4 Corbett Induces Five Turnovers for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Trinity College 11, Connecticut College 7 Eicher Nets Three Goals for Camels
• Police logs - March 29
• Seeing the sights at the submarine museum
• East Lyme finance board gets school budget
• Finance board approves Stonington budget hike
• New London meeting discusses planned community center's 'phase one'
• Alewife running in record numbers
• Pope preaches against 'fanaticism'
• JetBlue captain grew increasingly erratic on plane
• Mumbai, Miami on list for big weather disasters
• Justices skeptical of health law
• Coast Guardsman asks for change of venue, re-enlists aboard submarine
• Sentencing delayed for broker in mortgage scam case
• OpSail having trouble attracting ships to summer festival
• Rain and thunder arrive in area
• Opinions split on full-day kindergarten in East Lyme
• Matthew Chew's friends push for city mural to reflect his art
• Finance board cuts Preston school budget
• WOMAN WINS ANTHEM SING-OFF
• Admiral Stosz might just offer you a cigar
• City of Groton swears in two new probationary police officers
• Pope prays for 'renewal' in Cuba
• Experts to review 911 calls in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Police logs - March 28
• Storm response bill clears committee
• Official: State's future at stake if Groton submarine base closes
• Fire in Devil's Hopyard State Park expected to burn itself out behind firebreaks
• MGM Resorts drops Mass. casino plan
• Donated land will become Lohmann Connecticut River Preserve
• Three-car accident closes one lane of Route 156
• DHS Secretary Napolitano to speak at CGA’s 131st commencement
• Groton school board amends contract with Schooners baseball team to recover $144,000
• UConn head looks to consolidate 2 jobs
• Finance board OKs Waterford school budget with 3% increase
• Still under wraps, new Waterford High School taking shape
• Police logs - March 27
• State gives tentative OK to giant utility merger
• Arguments begin in health law case
• City reaches financial settlement with survivors of 2003 shooting victim
• Zimmerman says Martin started confrontation
• State hospice care bill passes committee vote
• Time lapse: Structure that will open new bridge set down on temporary supports
• Malloy meets with Navy Secretary about BRAC
• Police patrol Stonington High School after student's arrest
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Three houses damaged in early morning Norwich fire
• Delaying sub could be costly, experts say
• Hydroelectric dam operator should be fish-friendly
• Downtown boosters across region banding together
• In wake of Irene and October snowstorm, task force to set rules for tree maintenance
• Stonington teen charged in school threat
• All of Mystic goes green
• License plate scanner 'a great tool' for Waterford police
• Henry's book added to Library of Congress
• Photo Gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• Track & Field Gallant Places Fifth in 10,000 Meters at Monmouth Women's Sprint Medley Relay Team Breaks Longstanding School Record
• Coed Sailing #16 Camels Place Seventh out of 18 Teams at Boston Dinghy Cup
• Swimming & Diving Connecticut College Finishes 20th at NCAA Championship Walsh Garners All-America Honors with Seventh Place Finish in 100 Back
• Women's Water Polo Camels Close out West Coast Trip with 12-7 Win Versus Cal Tech
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 6, Williams College 5 Driscoll Nets Game-Winner with Eight Seconds Left
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 11, Williams College 8 Moccia (13 Saves, 2 GB) & Sawyer (4 Goals) Lead Camels Past Ephs
• Police logs - March 25
• Teacher on paid administrative leave after incident with paper towels in 4th-grade class
• Starting on a high note at the sing-off
• Wally Lamb to be among Norwich Historical Society speakers Monday
• Permit parking ahead for Sound View Beach area
• Detective in 50-shot killing of N.Y. man is fired
• Divided tribe files belated appeal of recognition reversal
• Not just the elderly: 200,000 Americans under 65 have Alzheimer's disease
• The Feds are in New London
• 50 years later, memories of Van Tassel fire still smolder
• UPDATED: East Lyme man killed in Route 9 accident
• Avoiding deer causes Route 12 accident
• Two injured in East Lyme collision
• Connecticut man accidentally dials 911 while stealing
• Judge hears arguments in advance of Mallove trial
• New London grand list up a tad
• Road to riches: Drivers scramble for highway cash
• Riverside run
• Anderson jury hears from defendant via videotape
• Police logs - March 24
• Remembering Norwich firefighter
• Democrats' snub leaves GOP lawmakers furious
• Funding sought for possible BRAC fight
• Stonington police investigate student's tweets
• Bishop Seabury Church appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Firefighters respond to blaze in East Lyme shed
• Police reminder: No alcohol at Mystic parade
• Former NASA administrator with ties to region infuses action with ethics
• Norwich police say man had more than 60 bags of packaged heroin
• Finizio signs affidavit denying he conspired with Chief Ackley
• East Lyme to host site walk of Darrow Pond
• Mistrust of NLPD discussed during NAACP meeting
• Mayor Finizio and Chief Ackley are good at laying blame
• Congressional candidate Novak loses blog for alleged plagiarism
• Anderson interview in 2009 played for jury in murder trial
• Waterford OKs school budget with 3% hike
• 'Summer' decides to March in early
• Finalists compete in Sub Ball singoff Saturday
• EXOTIC ANIMAL AMNESTY DAY MARCH 31
• Residents speak against lifting of age restriction in Ledyard
• Police logs - March 23
• Women's Water Polo Chapman University 12, Connecticut College 4 Hunter Records Hat-Trick for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 18, UMass Dartmouth 1 Brazel (4 Goals, 2 Assists) & Marx (3 Goals, 2 Assists) Lead Camels to Victory
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 16, Farmingdale State 8 Lyons Scores Five Goals to Lead Camels in Offensive Uprising
• State grants allow Preston to continue Norwich Hospital demolition
• UPDATED: Norwich firefighters knock down blaze in Reliance House offices
• Despite assurance from Senate panel, base coalition will keep strategizing
• Fla. police chief steps down temporarily
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of charges against Sandusky
• Morning crash closes Rose Hill Road
• UPDATED: North Stonington Health Center to curtail operations
• East Lyme names new town clerk
• Rollover briefly closes Halls Road in Old Lyme
• Ledyard farmer receives state honor
• New London trying to line up tall ships for waterfront event
• Riding off into the sunset
• Finance board considers offsetting tax increase
• Groton to remedy radon problem in human services building
• Justices expand plea bargain rights
• GOP shows signs of rallying around Romney
• Bus crash victims mourned
• Women's Water Polo Whittier College 14, Connecticut College 10 Lampley Tallies Four Goals and Seven Steals in Season Opener for Camels
• New London man arraigned in connection with November slaying
• Belgium holds service for victims of bus crash
• Linda McMahon visits Sonalysts
• He's got the beat in Norwich
• Morris Men dance into spring in North Stonington
• Fired New London firefighter trainee files complaint with human rights commission
• Liquor law bill sees key changes
• Foggy (New) London town
• Separation deals with former New London police administrators defeated again by City Council
• Romney routs Santorum in Illinois
• Ballard endorses U.S. support for Earhart expedition
• France launches manhunt for gunman
• A mother wonders: 'Is it my daughter?'
• UPDATED: Police investigating whether remains are of missing Norwich woman
• Misty morning in New London
• Drama club to perform 'Footloose'
• Rehabilitated seal to be released in Charlestown
• Connecticut committee to vote on liquor law bill
• Malloy kicks off OpSail fundraising
• Norwich says no thanks to hospital property
• Legislators take aim at tax in effort to ease pain at pump
• Nurses protest lack of contract at Backus Hospital
• Malloy pitches education plan in New London
• Mystic Streetscape project is right on schedule
• Romney seeks primary-fight breaking point in Illinois
• Four slain at French Jewish school
• Malloy comes to New London to kick off OpSail fundraising
• Governor supports picketing Backus nurses' right to negotiate
• Teachers, others wait to hear Malloy on education reform tonight
• NEW: Stonington teachers want decision on April vacation reconsidered
• CGA Announces Spring Regimental Review Schedule
• Democrats announce plan to contain gas prices
• Police: Bones found in Montville are human
• Second man charged in string of Stonington burglaries
• New London Democrats set meeting
• Anderson interview ended with arrest
• NY Mets owners settle in Madoff-related case
• Mystic drawbridge won't be closed for work
• Co-housing pushes idea of 'we're in this together'
• Travel websites say hotel tax change will hurt tourism
• Malloy to speak on OpSail in visit to New London today
• Children's Museum says it will survive lean times
• Mourning Pope Shenouda III
• Backstage guardian at Conn College
• Romney wins Puerto Rico primary
• Israelis agree Iran hasn't decided on atom bomb
• Sailing #7 Camel Women Place Third out of 18 Teams at St. Mary's Inter-Conference Regatta #18 Coed Camels Finish Fourth out of 16 Teams at Vietor Trophy Regatta
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 18, Wheaton College 8 Abbott (3 Goals, 3 Assists) Leads Camels to First Win of the Season
• Submarine School graduates two classes
• Holland Club to hold luncheon
• Connecticut student saves classmate's life with Heimlich maneuver
• Retired Connecticut firefighter recalls four decades on job
• Some Submarine Base activities closed this week
• Parade shows off New London's green pride
• Leaky Rogers Lake dam nearing its repair date
• Boxers step into the ring in New London
• USS Missouri ready for Navy's new mission
• Memories of tragedy in town of New London, Texas, still vivid 75 years later
• Stonington teachers' union presses school board on cutting vacation days
• Submariners relish opportunity, special bond
• Women's Lacrosse #8 Middlebury College 18, Connecticut College 10 Driscoll & Abbott Combine for Seven Camel Scores
• Men's Lacrosse #8 Middlebury College 12, Connecticut College 6
• All things green is the scene in New London
• Funeral held for Montville native killed in helicopter accident
• Neighbors describe man they knew allegedly behind Afghan massacre
• Norwich NAACP won't follow up on school board's vote
• Witnesses can't provide evidence of Anderson friend 'Darrell' in murder trial
• Towering above Montville
• Neighborhood goes green on way to elementary school
• Bringing it home in New London
• Applications roll in for Norwich block grant funds
• Woman survives bear attack with neighbors' help
• Gas prices pose threat to economy
• State lawmakers get fish story from marine sciences group
• Preston, Mohegans go back in time
• Women's Water Polo Meet the Captain: Emily Hunter '13
• Calling hours to be held for Montville native killed in helicopter crash
• Groton elementary students find it's easy being green
• Walking on air
• Charges dismissed in travel consultant case
• Stonington's school calendar in violation
• Problem gamblers at risk this time of year
• Oakdale blaze underscores water woes
• New London, police chief are targeted in lawsuit
• Spotlight on local talent in New London
• Police logs - March 16
• Preston residents vote to acquire 28-acre parcel
• U.S. transportation bill would help state, a little
• Property taxes could drop for many Groton residents
• Police DNA hit on Anderson revived Pellegrino cold case
• Track & Field LeDuc Places Ninth in 5000 Meters at NCAA Championship
• Coed Sailing #18 Camels Win John Jackson Memorial Team Race at Georgetown
• Tennis Camel Men, Women Ground Edgewood Eagles with 8-1 Wins Men Improve to 3-0 on the Spring
• Eight Camels Named to NESCAC Winter All-Sportsmanship Team
• Finizio backs Ackley's policies, despite lawsuit
• White House denies shifting approach to Taliban
• Judge hears case involving Navy, rare right whales
• Taliban talks off; Karzai tells NATO to pull back
• Judge moves Clemens trial up a day, to April 16
• Blagojevich heads to jail
• Fire destroys Oakdale home
• Spectrum helps CGA produce leaders of character
• Montville energy plan takes hit in NU merger
• Photo gallery: East Lyme students say hooray for 3.14
• State's death penalty remains hot topic
• Chief Ackley skewered in police union accusations
• New London school board faces state audit
• Details of principal's exit from Thames River Academy emerge
• Groton RTM approves $1.3M for middle school renovation
• State gets $300,000 offer for city's part of Norwich Hospital site
• Road to Republican nomination will be ugly
• Obama, Cameron: Shift in Afghan war role in 2013
• Arboretum to host pruning workshop
• Lecture to focus on ethics and animals
• Police union files complaint against city and Ackley
• Officials meet on region's unmet transportation needs
• Accused US soldier flown out of Afghanistan
• Tolls for Route 11 pass Transportation Committee
• Vehicle crashes on Afghan runway; Panetta safe
• State has buyer for Norwich piece of former hospital property
• Anderson murder trial begins with Pellegrino crime scene
• For Finizio, first 100 days in office bring controversy but no apologies
• New London officials Glover, Hyslop invited to second NAACP forum
• Sunny afternoon shared in Groton
• Thames River Academy principal Derr resigns
• Bill to eliminate minimum state trooper staffing approved in committee
• Change in school vacation angers Stonington parents
• Norwich school board approves 5% budget hike after adding $1.5M
• Crash victim remembered by his family and colleagues
• Path is cleared for NU-NStar merger
• Men's Lacrosse #2 Tufts University 16, Connecticut College 9 Lyons & Freedman Both Tally Two Goals & One Assist for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse #11 Tufts University 12, Connecticut College 7 Miller Scores Four Goals for Camels
• One man misidentified as suspect in Groton armed robbery
• Afghan villagers recount weekend shooting rampage
• Anderson murder trial opens with footage of scene
• Hundreds gather to remember Norwich firefighter
• Legislature may reduce minimum staffing for state troopers
• US soldier held on suspicion of killing Afghans
• UK police arrest Rebekah Brooks in hacking probe
• UPDATED: Shooting tied to drug dispute
• Kindergarten registration scheduled
• Future of North Stonington Health Center remains uncertain for now
• Legislature considering traffic-watching devices
• Finizio backs some city, school consolidation
• Driver in I-395 fatal crash arraigned
• Shadow game in Preston
• Proposed $70 million Norwich school budget criticized
• 42 state workers affected by probe
• Deadly clashes continue in Syria
• Suspect in killings had head injury
• GOP candidates using different tactics in Deep South
• Women's Sailing #7 Camels Place Ninth at 20 Team Navy Women's Intersectional
• Driver who allegedly started fatal I-395 collision arraigned in Norwich court
• 27 state workers fired in storm fraud probe
• Preparing Parade Plaza for spring
• UPDATED: Groton police seeking armed robber of pharmacy
• UPDATED: Memorial service scheduled for Norwich firefighter
• Stonington police add to charges against alleged burglar
• Savoring a last chance to skate at Parade rink in New London
• Missouri crewmen test sonar, learn the ropes
• Firefighters of the Year hear applause instead of alarms
• New effort made to fix up Stonington elementary schools
• Preston land purchase heads to town voters
• March of Dimes ambassadors will visit Mystic Aquarium
• Semiautonomous region of Iraq sees economic boom
• Protesters remember Fukushima
• Republican candidates look south
• Photo Gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• False alarm prompts a drill as USS Missouri and crew are put through the paces
• The joke's on Dittman at roast
• Surprises emerge in stances on Sunday liquor sales bill
• Aircraft carrier Enterprise prepares for its final deployment
• State's preschool investment questionable
• New London police investigating Mountain Avenue shooting
• Crash kills Norwich firefighter
• Stepping lively in Ledyard
• Women's Lacrosse #4 Bowdoin College 11, Connecticut College 6 Driscoll Tallies Three Goals & One Assist for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse #18 Bowdoin College 7, Connecticut College 5 Moccia Stops 27 Shots in NESCAC Opener for Camels
• Firefighter killed in multi-vehicle crash on I-395 Friday night
• RI Senate: underage smokers must go to treatment
• Pentagon, Congress square off over BRAC
• Rock festival in Groton
• Norwich municipal workers support switch to new union
• Students advised to pass on cinnamon challenge
• Groovin' in Groton
• Letting the chips fall in Niantic
• Nuclear upgrades ordered by NRC
• Marines change recruiting pitch to include humanitarian missions
• India celebrates the festival of colors
• Men's Squash Garza, Coscarelli Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Camels Garza Wins Molloy Division Consolation Championship
• 'The Pervert's Guide to Cinema'
• Most powerful solar storm since 2004 fades
• UPDATED: 3 brothers, several men arrested in Norwich prostitution sting
• New London plans to paint the town with $126,000 state grant
• UPDATED: Norwich man charged with operating a drug factory
• State adds 6,300 to employment rolls in fourth quarter
• Women's Lacrosse Captains Corner: 2012 Outlook from the Camel Leadership Team
• Women's Basketball Shinall Selected to Play in NEWBA Senior Classic
• Close-knit pair at Public Library of New London
• New London school budget backers have their say, support music and art programs
• Former police captain targets city in lawsuit
• Bus company finds ally in opposition to oversight proposal
• Stonington's soon-to-be grads keep graduation date intact, thanks to school board decision
• Family outing at Haley Farm Park in Groton
• Coast Guard, city back on same page
• Coast Guard crewmen mourned
• International Women's Day
• Romney faces skepticism in South
• Men's Lacrosse Camels Host Bowdoin for NESCAC Opener Saturday
• Up the Thames on the USS Springfield
• New London receives $126,000 in public art grant
• Moon over Morgan Point
• Sailors to get Breathalyzer tests aboard submarines
• Coast Guard Academy's Stosz among women who 'Shake the World'
• United Way of Southeastern Connecticut's 2011 campaign raises $5.8 million
• Syria's Baba Amr is deserted
• Thames River Academy group to concentrate on school's image
• Something brewing on Bank Street?
• Let the good temps roll
• South Lawn Liftoff
• Solar storms take aim at Earth
• Revised medical marijuana bill gets support at hearing
• onStage at Connecticut College presents AXIS Dance Company March 31
• Hindu worshippers celebrate ritual of purifying universe
• Moon over Noank
• A vintage day at Harkness
• Westerly Sun buildings up for sale
• Officials tour city waterfront looking at potential Norwich boat launch sites
• Obama blasts GOP on Iran comments
• Analysis: Romney must ease independents' concerns
• New London makes pitch for state funding to help build community, recreation center
• Pro wrestling, anti-bullying in Montville
• Academic level may be raised for sports and other activities at New London High
• Stonington 'gun' incident could have been tragic
• Bill puts kids first in proposed leg-hold trap ban
• Summer fun in New London, a little early
• USS Monitor gives up faces of its dead
• Hanging on every word of anti-bullying message
• Man sentenced in second sex assault case
• New London makes its case for community center funding
• $336.4M Powerball winner is 81-year-old RI woman
• Truck stuck under bridge in Groton
• Stonington considers joining Ledge Light Health District
• What's cooking at Waterford High?
• Norwich backs continued free parking
• Ledyard police could move to former Gales Ferry School
• End of the line
• Roadway tolls proposal faces uncertain fate
• Young N.C. children survive direct twister strike
• For GOP presidential hopefuls, unexpected headwinds
• Russia detains election protesters
• 25 police killed in western Iraq shooting spree
• Men's Water Polo
• Swimming & Diving Four Camels Qualify for NCAA Championship Seven Connecticut College Swimmers Land on All-NESCAC Team
• Men's Track & Field LeDuc Qualifies for NCAA Championship in 5000 Meters Connecticut College Sophomore Sets Indoor School Record to Earn NCAA Berth
• Alumnus to deliver lecture on globalization in contemporary Italian cinema
• The New London music scene
• Route 11 toll bill met with opposition, support
• Petition filed related to Montville WPCA
• 9 more claim abuse by late Red Sox clubhouse chief
• Program tries to help recovering drug addicts
• Goat's 'farewell tour' to make Capitol stop
• Groton police seek $5 milion station upgrade
• Dad travels 36 hours to see son become Boy Scout
• Mystic sewer plant renovations to be subject of hearing Tuesday
• Glover brings institutional knowledge to New London post
• Norwich mayor favors free downtown parking
• Indiana baby found in field after tornado dies
• Limbaugh overshadows GOP race
• Photo Gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• Songs take shape, literally, at Connecticut College symposium
• Democrats for U.S. Senate square off in Norwich
• Pub owner outbids city for Norwich real estate
• American Mah Jongg
• Security adviser to nations still calls Stonington home
• Municipal Meetings - Week of March 5-9
• Nobody thinks this is funny
• Police logs - March 4
• N.J. Muslims, officials discuss NYPD surveillance
• Growing number of elderly falling victim to scams
• Target practice on old Navy ships harms oceans, critics say
• Dogs are the stars at ceremonial start for Iditarod
• Track & Field LeDuc Places Second in 5000 Meters at ECAC Championship Sophomore Moves Up on National Performance List with Record Setting Performance
• State police charge New London man with robbing Jewett City Flea Market
• Bill would add premium price to power from burning trash
• Muslims wary of NYPD surveillance
• Downtown Norwich pub owner buys nearby Main Street building
• VIDEO: Death toll from twisters rises to 32 in 4 states
• Groton apparel, promotion supplier Tees Plus closing
• Sharing the artful impulse, Tunisian style
• Thames River Academy student work on view in 'Rising Artists'
• Three women pulled from submarine duty for alleged fraud
• Merrill calls for changes in Connecticut voting laws
• Women's Lacrosse 2012 Season Preview
• Coast Guard finds remains of 2 crewmembers in Mobile Bay
• St. Bernard reinstitutes shoreline bus route
• Ledyard police investigating burglaries
• Submariners being investigated for financial misconduct
• UPDATE: Lyme-Old Lyme High School closed today; classes will resume Monday
• USS Miami undergoes maintenance, upgrades at Maine naval shipyard
• Driver injured in Waterford accident
• Merrill, election officials suggest reforms to voting system
• Syria blocks Red Cross from entering Baba Amr
• St. Patrick's Party on Saturday
• 2009 CGA graduate among the missing in Alabama crash
• Audit calls Norwich alternative high school a mess
• New London school board weighs asking for budget increase
• New London's Capitol Theater is for sale again
• One doggie bag to go at Captain Scott's
• State's budget deficit is growing
• Forecast: More violent weather
• Mashantuckets end payments to tribal members
• Task force ranks likely fates for former Groton Heights School
• Angry protesters greet candidate Sarkozy
• Women's Basketball Gabelman Honored on All-NESCAC Team for Connecticut College Sophomore Forward Leads NESCAC with 9.4 Rebounds per Game
• Women's Hockey Dumont Garners All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Seafaring dog
• Teens challenging stereotypes
• US Senate halts bill to revise birth control rule
• Eight arrested during protest at Pfizer plant
• Leaping into the world on the 29th
• TicketNetwork drops out of First Five
• Lawsuit puts spotlight on divide within tribe
• Storms ravage Midwest, South
• Syrian troops launch ground assault on Homs neighborhood
• 1 dead, 3 missing in Coast Guard chopper crash
• Off Avery Point, on a rock
• Stonington foundation's new name to better match its offerings
• Heavy hitters in New London
• Concert and jazz bands to perform diverse program
• Eight arrested when Occupy movement comes to Pfizer
• Support for the hometown fighter
• Weather as predicted; shoreline wet and snow north
• TicketNetwork withdraws from Connecticut loan program
• Thames Base Ball Club Announces Season Schedule
• Work & Learn, Inc. Received $1500 Grant from Edmund F. Egan Memorial Fund
• Norwich students united in song
• Report critical of principal's discipline, control at Thames River Academy
• New London looks at increasing academic standards for student athletes
• Awareness the goal at Dinner for Syria event on Connecticut College campus
• Coast Guard bandmates show teamwork
• Norwich property owners sue law firm
• UCS report includes a 'near miss' at Millstone
• Romney takes Michigan, Arizona
• Sunday liquor sales bill takes step forward
• Partial remains of Sept. 11 victims went to landfill
• Professor wins NSF grant to study ancient Arctic lakes and climate change
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing from mother
• 'First Five' executive announces indefinite leave of absence from TicketNetwork
• Introducing the tuba for beginners
• North Haven Community Services Awards
• Union head suing city, police chief
• High standards
• CEO's arrest may affect TicketNetwork's 'First Five' status
• New London tests for contamination at Howard Street site
• School board members consider plan to help struggling athletes
• Bodies found outside Syrian city
• New London schools warn of 10% cuts without more cash
• Groton to fight state over moving students to create racial balance
• Meet and greet
• 'He's still going to be flying'
• Women's Hockey #7 Camels visit #2 Amherst for NESCAC Quarterfinal Saturday
• Connecticut College is Fifth at NESCAC MSD Championship Walsh Sets NESCAC Record in 50 Back
• Connecticut College Places Fourth at NESCAC MSD Championship Walsh Sweeps in Back-Garners Four-Year High Point Award
• Track & Field LeDuc Finishes Third in 5000 Meters at All-New England Championship Bolick Garners All-New England Honors with Seventh Place Finish in 1000 Meters
• Women's Hockey
• 'Bat Boy,' AXIS Dance Company and more at Connecticut College this March
• New London police union president files intent to sue city, police chief
• A-Rod's season starts in the toilet
• Sun to offer 360-degree video experience
• Rain gutter fire quickly extinguished
• Kindergarten registration scheduled in Ledyard
• TicketNetwork CEO allegedly hurls racial insult at Oscars party
• Change of command for USS Dallas
• Community applauds Garde's ‘dynamic duo'
• Straight talk about sex is part of nurse's job at New London High School
• 'Ladies in waiting' fill demand for more lamb
• Plainfield remembers its fallen hero
• Mystic author, 98, hits the big time
• Scotland ponders breakup
• Syria votes
• On the trail
• Change of command takes place for USS Dallas
• Photo Gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• Rapper Jim Jones arrested after fight at Foxwoods
• When a drug dealer goes to jail, the state pockets his money
• Sankofa Celebration
• R.I. to cheer actress Viola Davis at tonight's Oscar party
• Municipal meetings - Feb. 27 through March 2
• Coast Guard Academy adds summer tugboat training
• 40 years take toll on high school
• Connecticut lawmakers to discuss state trooper staffing levels
• 'Super commuting' surges as stuck homeowners fly to jobs
• Police logs - Feb. 26
• UPDATED: Rapper Jim Jones arrested after fight at Foxwoods
• Mayoral moment in New London
• Declining state revenues drive deficit to $161 million
• Hospital seeks volunteers for 100th anniversary video
• Buscetto family plans move to Waterford
• FDA stepping in to ease cancer drug shortages
• New London will receive $1.1M from state when magnet school finished
• Towns question consolidation plan
• Helicopter crash kills Montville High grad
• Chowing down in Stonington borough
• SENATOR: TROOP PLAN 'REALISTIC' U.S. SEN. RICHARD BLUMENTHAL, D-CONN., SAID AFTER MEETING WITH U.S. AND COALITION FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN THAT HE'S CONVINCED THE DRAWDOWN OF TROOPS CAN PROCEED AS SCHEDULED. "THE PRESENT PLAN AND PACE
• Origins of hip hop theater the subject of talk
• Man escapes fire that destroys Waterford home; pets killed
• Murder-for-hire suspect now faces drug charges
• Route 161 closed after accident
• Gaza's Hamas PM voices support for Syria protests
• Fast-moving storm delays the start of school, hampers morning commute
• Tourism groups seek strong branding, clear identity for state
• Celebrity's fine, but his job comes first
• Swinging toward spring at Shennecossett
• Subase Coalition begins digging in
• Anger in Afghanistan
• Community center pitched for New London; $8 million in state bond funds sought
• Waterford to look further at school employee health insurance bid
• Romney attacks Santorum for No Child Left Behind vote
• Ridicule helped doom Virginia sonogram bill
• College to host arts and technology symposium
• Anti-slavery group hosts conference on campus
• 'Bat Boy: The Musical' lands on campus
• Gingrich criticizes Quran burning apology by US
• Coast Guard to cut 1,000 people
• Det. Brian Pellegrini Snags State Award, Places Nationally
• Lieberman's Hartford office reports suspicious mail
• Prosecutor weighs charges in Christmas blaze
• Subase Coalition is 'ready to work'
• Wonderful weather
• Police logs - Feb. 23
• SEAT riders facing fare hike
• Norwich schools reach agreement with two largest unions
• New contraceptive offerings at New London High School clinic discussed with parents
• Death penalty repeal bill to resurface in legislature
• Ice flows in Westerly rink
• Finizio agrees with Hewett's call to investigate state fire academy
• Elahi pleads guilty in Chew murder
• New London fails to claim millions in school funding
• The beginning of the Lenten season
• Teenager pleads guilty in murder of Matthew Chew
• Tenure becomes hot topic during hearing at Capitol
• City police, fire departments take hits
• Sprecace: New London deficit 'far less' than $4M
• New London officer who faced investigation resigns
• Supreme Court to hear affirmative action case
• 44-unit affordable housing is proposed
• Reading scores are looking up for some New London student groups
• New planking for the Morgan at Mystic Seaport
• Fat Tuesday
• Afghans protest burning of Qurans
• Devising a generous bequest, at 102
• Swimming & Diving Mehesz Wins 1000 Yard Free at NESCAC Championship Pielock Places 2nd & 3rd in 50 & 100 Yard Fly
• Swimming & Diving Mehesz Wins 1000 Yard Free at NESCAC Championship Pielock Places 2nd & 3rd in 50 & 100 Yard Fly
• Teachers to testify on education reform
• NAACP to discuss recent allegations of civil rights violations; follow The Day's tweets
• Boy Scouts sued over alleged sex abuse in Connecticut
• Jury selection to resume in NL lawsuit
• Backus holds 'shower' for expectant parents
• Backus to hold medication review program
• Officer accused of planting drugs resigns
• Battle lines forming over tenure issue
• Bluegrass at Dodd Stadium in Norwich this summer
• Local doctors kept busy by respiratory ailments
• Fish by day, films by night: Aquarium looks to create a drive-in movie series
• Connecticut Air National Guard unit back home
• Fire, blasts destroy home in East Lyme
• Honoring a fallen Marine
• Big donors buoy GOP 'super PACs'
• Greece to get $170 billion bailout
• Connecticut College hosts International Research Film Festival
• New tree list for planting near utility wires released by Connecticut College Arboretum and Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
• Explosive fire destroys East Lyme home
• Photo Gallery: Rio Carnival revelers twist, shout to Beatles
• Conn. lawmakers begin hearings on education plan
• Penguin Plunge: Come on in, the water's fine!
• Millstone evacuation routes get fresh look
• Latin artistic groups in New London unite
• NL Firefighters Burn Foundation seeks to ease burden for victims
• Next New London school budget to get another look
• U.S. manufacturing sees shortage of skilled factory workers
• Tensions rise in Senegal
• Dumplings from near and far tempt taste buds in Ledyard
• Results from substance-abuse survey to be shared Feb. 29 at Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School
• Gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• NL man, Mystic woman killed in Route 9 crash
• Rewards keep coming for students, community in TLC Community Classroom
• 'Town hall' meeting to air allegations of mistreatment in New London
• OpSail, Sailfest merge for one big, festive event this July
• Education at UNH: 'Priceless'
• Supreme Court to weigh Stolen Valor Act verdict
• Seaport reopening belongs to kids
• Oakdale Plaza owners sue town, water authority over 2010 fire
• New London Coast Guard Museum: Downtown vs. Fort Trumbull
• Norwich revitalization grant program off to slow start
• City looks to jump-start firehouse renovations
• Women's Hockey Williams College 2, Connecticut College 1
• Men's Hockey Colby College 3, Connecticut College 2 Fogg Tallies Goal, Assist for Camels
• Men's Hockey #14 Bowdoin College 6, Connecticut College 4 Curran Scores Twice in Final Home Game for Camels
• Track & Field LeDuc (3000 Meters), Bolick (1000 Meters)Lead Camels at New England D. 3 Championships
• Women's Hockey Williams College 3, Connecticut College 1 7th Seeded Camels will Visit #2 Amherst Next Week in Program's Fifth Consecutive NESCAC Championship Appearance
• Women's Basketball NESCAC Quarterfinal: #2 Tufts 57, #7 Connecticut College 40 Dunleavy Nets 13 Points for Camels
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• Running afowl of city ordinance?
• Patrone wins Legion Post 128 oratorical contest
• Nancy Mitchell not reappointed to Groton Historic District Commission, questions town's motives
• Tricky maneuvers steer pieces into place at Niantic Amtrak bridge
• Changing lives at NFA, one word at a time
• Police logs - Feb. 18
• New London mayor answers questions, lists priorities for arts, business representatives
• Norwich principal put on administrative leave
• Papers: Fed boat bought with fines from fishermen used for recreation
• Man tries to evict mom, 98, from her Connecticut home
• Norwich to Coast Guard: We're here
• Rejection of Rhode Island toll booth proposal pleases Connecticut officials
• Women's Basketball Camels (16-6) Will Make First NESCAC Championship Tournament Appearance at Tufts Saturday
• Enjoy 'An Afternoon of Brass'
• 'New London Calling' to screen on campus
• 'Black Civic Activism and Counter Narratives of Africa in the Early Cuban Republic'
• Rear Admiral Stosz 'overwhelmed' by Norwich visit
• VIDEO: Son serves 98-year-old mother with eviction notice
• NJ Gov. Christie vetoes gay marriage bill as vowed
• Federal officials shelve RI toll proposal near Conn. border
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Former East Haven mayor's secretary sues police
• 'He saved my life, plain and simple'
• Once upon a time, there was a Professor and a Stonington Boy ...
• State restores 80 percent funding to arts, culture organizations
• Oh, say can you sing ... the 'Star-Spangled Banner'?
• Red-light camera supporters willing to lower proposed fines
• Cells remained locked during Honduras prison fire
• Mild winter a blessing for region's fishermen
• Kennedy launches campaign
• Day of the Shining Star
• LaHood: Automakers should block texts, tweets
• Malloy: Southeastern Connecticut is 'first and foremost in my mind'
• Bond reduced to $750,000 for one defendant in Norwich murder case
• UN General Assembly condemns Syria
• Arts and cultural organizations would get 80 percent of previous funding, at least
• “Emma” comes to the Shaw Mansion
• Volleyball, anyone?
• Ackley sought legal advice in immigration status inquiry
• State to increase availability of immunizations for children
• Much restored to Ledyard school budget
• Branching out in Waterford
• On the wing
• Acupuncture center for pets proposed for East Lyme
• Prison blaze kills 350 in Honduras
• Counterfeit drugs becoming big business worldwide
• Plum Island proponents buoyed by Obama decision
• Camel Squash Video Available Online
• Malloy on Foxwoods: This is a momentous occasion
• Calhoun will miss at least next three games
• North Branford man to be honored for world record striped bass
• State groups find common ground on education reform plan
• Wittman, Blumenthal pressing for a second Virginia-class sub
• City, Coast Guard: All appears rosy
• State says it's willing to pitch in for OpSail
• Father and son, unveiled
• School maintenance under the microscope in New London
• China's Xi gets warm welcome
• Valentine's Day special, indeed: Two weddings for Breslin family
• Norwich mayor balks at parking charge for new transportation center
• The Norwich Fire Department is mostly white, too
• State offers $1 for every $2 in local fundraising for OpSail 2012
• New London to Coast Guard: Be my Valentine
• Day photographers recognized in Northern Short Course competition
• Nearly $1 million uncovered in check of New London ledgers
• New $83 million high school for New London to get second look
• Norwich building of musical note heads to the auction block
• Crunch time for old Norwich school
• Montville gives water agency more authority despite protests
• Pentagon seeks more base closures
• Israel says Iran is behind bombing attempts
• Payroll-tax cut extension appears likely
• All aboard
• Child suicide bombers arrested again in Afghanistan
• Washington gov signs gay marriage bill into law
• Bullet narrowly misses sleeping child
• Fundraiser planned for child with cardiac problems
• Proposed defense budget would have two rounds of base closures
• Obama sends FY2013 budget proposals to Congress
• Judge: Sandusky can see grandkids, have local jury
• Maturo announces interim police chief for East Haven
• NAACP forum to discuss accusations against New London
• Eastern Pequot official calls for recall of tribal council
• East Lyme High School will propose dropping class rank
• Coast Guard museum plan still in limbo
• Mystic Aquarium reopens Stingray Bay exhibit
• Bagpipe wedding march in Norwich
• Norwich school budget plan far from finished
• Greece passes austerity deal
• The fight begins: Obama's budget going to Congress
• Photo gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• Men's Hockey #4 Amherst College 5, Connecticut College 2 Kelly, Boutet Supply Third Period Scores for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Neumann University 1 OT Murphy Supplies Game-Winner as Camels Complete Two-Game Sweep of Knights
• Track & Field BU Valentine Invitational Camels Set Six School Records in Beantown Dermody and Mavrovic Shine in 3000 Meters
• Women's Basketball Bowdoin College 73, Connecticut College 60 Camels Will Visit Tufts Saturday for Program's Inaugural Appearance in NESCAC Championship Tournament
• Men's Basketball Bowdoin College 95, Connecticut College 52 Vadas Pours in a Game-High 22 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 8, Hamilton College 1 Cangelosi Tallies Hat-Trick; Camels Move Into Eighth Place in NESCAC
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 7, Neumann University 3 Camels Erupt with Four Goals in Opening 9:36 of Regulation Dumont Scores Hat-Trick for Connecticut College
• Shiny Eagle back from Baltimore tuneup
• Brooklyn Rider takes Masterworks on a thrilling ride
• Occupy movement regroups, prepares for the next round
• As Arctic opens up, Coast Guard Academy ready to respond
• Municipal meetings - Feb. 13-17
• Gospel gathering in Groton
• Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln is deemed a hoax
• State may consider repealing the death penalty
• Two decades on, still in the game
• Connecticut is among hardest hit by mortgage foreclosures
• Coast Guard's Eagle returns to New London
• Wife of Colchester contractor denied pistol permit
• Firefighters respond to blaze at Groton nail salon
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 55, Colby College 54 Vadas Vanquishes Mules, Scores Game-Winning Hoop with 1.8 Seconds Left
• Women's Basketball Colby College 71, Connecticut College 56 Gabelman Tallies 14 Points & Five Rebounds for Camels
• Westminster TV ads to feature happy hounds, not downcast doggies
• Police logs - Feb. 11
• New London City Council planning back-to-back meetings for Monday
• Millstone maintenance completed in time to avoid shutdown
• Let's go to the hoop in Stonington
• Lincoln-Douglas debates recreated in Norwich fundraiser
• State board of education backs new methods for teacher evaluations
• Blumenthal says L.I. Sound should be marine refuge
• Burned-out family gets a helping hand
• Ackley targeted for immigration probe
• Swimming & Diving Gill Honored as Counsilman Hunsaker/Division III National Swimmer of the Week
• Wife of Colchester contractor says she'll appeal denial of gun permit
• Snow heading our way: Closings, postponements, parking bans
• Expert to discuss youth and social injustice
• New London Winter Film Festival
• Wells to monitor spill from I-95 crash in Groton
• New London High gets high marks on survey from students, staff
• Nice day for a walk in Norwich's Mohegan Park
• Emergency drill in Stonington
• Malloy budget chief defends spending plan for education reform
• Pentagon opens more jobs to women
• Greece agrees to sweeping cuts
• Former New London finance director to challenge city for reclaiming retirement money
• Package from Peru leads to arrest of Norwich woman
• Looking good from top to bottom
• Concert of French music is the perfect pre-Valentine's date
• Coast Guard's Eagle heads home to New London after repairs
• Bill would change state law to allow first selectmen to hold liquor permits
• Fisheries commission OKs ban on lobster catches for 11 weeks in fall
• Malloy: 'We're ready to change'
• Norwich man shot as police intervene in dispute
• 3 hurt, truck overturns in I-95 crash
• Arts and culture will have to compete for state financial support
• Cellphone tower proposed for Bates Woods park in New London
• Homs is focus of Syria's uprising
• Losses highlight Romney's struggles
• Fall fashion: Blame it on the heels
• Traffic moving normally after overturned oil truck closes I-95 North in Groton
• UPDATED: In State of the State, Malloy outlines plan for economic ‘revival'
• Day video: History expert pleads guilty to stealing documents
• CHC Supports War of 1812 Bicentennial Exhibit
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, UMass-Boston 3 OT Shuffenecker Supplies Game-Winner with 18 Seconds Left in Extra Session
• Men's Basketball Men's Basketball Connecticut College 80, Mitchell College 77 OT Camels Erase Nine Point Second Half Deficit to Vanquish Mariners
• Pssst. Wanna buy a building on Bank Street for $150,000?
• Crane unloads massive steel girders as work continues on Niantic railroad bridge
• Jury selection halted in New London shooting case
• Local divers hoping to confirm their discovery is in fact the Revenge
• Poll shows Malloy's approval rating is up, Sunday alcohol sales favored
• Eastern Pequots disavow lawsuit
• 'Somebody needs my help': Heroic efforts at the scene of a two-car crash to be honored
• Extreme science
• Breaking in a golf swing in Montville
• Abortion, birth control grab the political spotlight
• Men's Hockey Camels Inaugural "Green Dot Game" is a Major Success Camels Prepare for Critical Conference Tilt at Hamilton
• Squash #22 Camel Women, #24 Camel Men Post Wins at NESCAC Championship
• Heavy lifting on Niantic River Bridge
• Trust for Public Land, nature center, agree on purchase of Coogan Farm
• Poll: Malloy approval up; Murphy leads challengers
• Lawsuit creates paperwork headache for New London, Waterford, Norwich schools
• It's a proud night for New London Police Youth Academy grads, their families
• New railroad bridge under way
• USS New Hampshire heads to sea with an escort
• Finizio pledges closer association with city council
• First juror picked to hear double murder case from Waterford, Norwich
• Norwich to study opening reservoir for variety of recreational uses
• Malloy sets sights on state's lagging schools
• Caught in the middle
• Foreclosure settlement getting mixed reviews
• Malloy unveils plan to take over state's worst schools if necessary
• Niantic Bay Amtrak bridge workers face wind, 3-day timetable
• USS New Hampshire on routine operations
• US closes Syrian embassy; Britain recalls ambassador
• Jury selection begins in case of two women killed more than a decade ago
• Governor proposing new funding and incentives for charter schools
• Police Logs for Feb. 6
• Agenda is full for legislative session
• New London hopes 'CAPT Academy' boosts scores 5 percent
• O'Neill Center plans expansion
• Keeping the Super Bowl spirit at work
• Seat of power: Elizabeth marks 60 years on throne
• Snow traps Bosnian villages
• Stonington selectman impressed by senior facility
• Program honors chaplains on doomed WWII troop ship
• Photo gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• East Haddam man arrested in California on sexual assault charges
• Track & Field Women-Matthews Finishes Fifth with School Record in 600 Meters Men-Mavrovic & LeDuc Place 1-2 in the Mile
• Men's Hockey Tufts University 7, Connecticut College 1 Reich Scores his Second Goal of the Season for Camels
• Women's Hockey #7 Middlebury College 4, Connecticut College 1 Dumont Nets Her Seventh Goal of Season for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 57, Hamilton College 50 Dunleavy Tallies 14 Points and Eight Rebounds for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 57, Hamilton College 50 Dunleavy Tallies 14 Points and Eight Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Basketball Hamilton College 63, Connecticut College 61 Lopez Nets 17 Points, Shoots 7-for-11 from the Field
• Men's Basketball Hamilton College 63, Connecticut College 61 Lopez Nets 17 Points, Shoots 7-for-11 from the Field
• Women's Hockey #7 Middlebury College 6, Connecticut College 1 DiPasquale Nets Team-Leading Ninth Goal of Season for Camels
• Men's Hockey Tufts University 4, Connecticut College 2 Sinsigalli Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Women: #19 Connecticut College 167, Bates College 127 Women: #19 Connecticut College 167, Wellesley College 130 Men: #22 Connecticut College 169.5, Bates College 110.5 Pielock, Gill and Fabian Lead Camels to Road Wins
• Mom works hard to keep her boys fed
• 'Stubborn' blaze damages Griswold home
• Police logs - Feb. 5
• Municipal meetings - Week of Feb. 6-10
• Star of Waterford library event
• Stonington a leader in pay-as-you-throw strategy to promote recycling
• Ready to ride in Voluntown
• Ledyard High wins marine science Quahog Bowl title in upset
• New London needs to change course to integrate its fire department
• Thousands of U.S. bridges 'structurally deficient'
• UPDATED: Cause of 'stubborn' Griswold blaze under investigation
• State trooper, Plainfield police officer dragged by vehicle fleeing traffic stop
• Kiwanis Club of New London names recipients of Lifetime of Community Service Award
• East Lyme, Waterford consider regionalizing emergncy dispatch centers
• Rare operating budget decline for Lyme-Old Lyme school district
• Leaving a legacy to build upon
• Backus, Hartford HealthCare may affiliate
• Shadowy run in New London
• Ratings, revenue, popularity just grow and grow for NFL
• Police logs - Feb. 4
• Departing chef saluted by appreciative cadets
• Hospital errors persist, state probes are rare
• Groton school board trying new formats amid changes
• College celebrates Black History Month with convocation
• Dance conference features public performances
• Finizio endorses Murphy
• Hail to the chef
• Backus, Hartford HealthCare network exploring affiliation
• Special delivery: 700 tons of bridge
• Helpin' the hungry
• Norwich grand list includes Rose City's top 10 taxpayers
• New London Country Club to remain private under new owners
• State Komen chapter funding intact
• In Clinton, it's pretty much a 50-50 shot
• Governor proposes $12 million to improve state's early childhood education system
• Stonington to pursue grant to help buy new police boat
• Malloy: Online gambling 'unlikely'
• Israel warns it could strike Iran
• Protesters clash with Egyptian police over soccer fight
• Madonna channels Giants' Victor Cruz with salsa dance in Indy
• Discussions of local history, economic development, culture in Norwich
• New London Country Club sold
• Online gambling issue up for discussion
• NYPD document: Collect intel at Shi'a mosques
• Tribes say they should run any online gaming within Connecticut
• East Lyme issues badges to police K-9s Jimo, Knox
• Romney sidetracked as GOP race moves west
• No indictments for Westerly police in Mystic man's death
• Warm weather prep work in Noank
• East Lyme officials back funding for new field
• 'Terrible list' of cuts outlined in Ledyard
• At least 74 are killed after Egypt soccer match
• L&M chief of surgery leaving
• New London to keep a closer eye on state of its wallet
• Connecticut College men's hockey to raise awareness for 'Green Dot' violence prevention program during Feb. 4 game vs. Tufts
• Chamber music recital honors College's Centennial
• onStage at Connecticut College presents the Brentano String Quartet Feb. 17
• More Medicare patients being refused
• RI grand jury won't indict Westerly police involved with man who died after release from custody
• Valentine's Day wedding marathon held at New London's Centro de la Comunidad
• Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end next year
• VIDEO: Egyptian soccer fans stampede after game, 73 dead
• Men's Basketball Western Connecticut State University 78, Connecticut College 62 Vadas Explodes with Career-High 36 Points for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 67, Coast Guard 38 Shinall Nets Game-High 22 Points, Shoots 6-for-7 from Three-Point Distance
• Jury delivers quick guilty verdict in Wright murder trial
• Celebrating decades of service in Old Lyme
• No word from state on request for OpSail funding
• Stonington proposed budget down 1.65%; schools up 4.1%
• Ad agency still searching for Connecticut's identity
• $7,600 in property taxes, to look at a Dumpster
• NLDC getting a new identity
• Romney wins big in Florida primary
• Super PACs helping candidates close in on Obama
• Bodenwein Foundation grants going to 16 groups
• Women's Center to host symposium on reproductive rights
• Seeing double in Lyme
• Mayor announces restructuring of NLDC; apologizes to eminent domain property owners
• Man pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting group home patient
• Romney confident as voters end heated Fla. primary
• Captains' retirement deal angers New London police union
• NAACP 'disgusted' with New London city officials
• Acting out for Garde show
• Malloy: Jackson Lab worth the investment
• Potential base closings put local coalition back on alert
• Residents claim hints of Riverside Park sale
• Groton school budget could hold line on spending
• Connecticut police chief at center of abuse scandal retires
• Mourning in Bahrain
• Romney poised to win in Florida
• Demolition starts at Avery Point campus
• NAACP and city continue to disagree on firefighter's dismissal
• City might sell Riverside Park to balance budget, conservancy members say
• Council on problem gambling asks legislators to 'proceed with caution'
• Groton superintendent requests flat funding
• Malloy cites loss of Pfizer jobs as a reason for Jackson Labs investment
• Waterford man's dreams take flight through devotion to his racing pigeons
• Native son brings national expertise to New London
• Waterford Library sparks national celebration
• Auction planned for Mystic Area Shelter and Hospitality
• Essex Ed makes his annual rounds
• Syrian troops storm areas near capital of Damascus
• Eyes on a record
• Oakland to assess damage after protests
• Florida pileup kills at least 10
• Men's Hockey #12 Williams College 3, Connecticut College 3 Tie OT Doyle, McGregor & Cangelosi Supply Scores for Camels
• Women's Basketball Wesleyan University 51, Connecticut College 43 Gabelman Tallies 13 Points & Seven Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Basketball Wesleyan University 61, Connecticut College 57 Lopez Tallies 17 Points & Six Rebounds for Camels
• Track & Field Men-Mavrovic Sets School Record in 5k at Terrier Classic Women-Gildersleeve Sets School Mark in 200 Meters at BU
• Swimming & Diving Women: #21 Connecticut College 175, Keene State College 113 Men: #25 Connecticut College 147, Keene State College 144 Surging Camels Sweep Owls on Senior Day
• Women's Hockey #7 Amherst College 2, Connecticut College 1 Dolliff Supplies Third Period Goal for Camels
• Hygienic Art XXXIII takes over the city
• Year of the Dragon
• Reports of sexual offenses up over past years at Coast Guard Academy
• New London city officials question mayor's figures
• Dream of tapping tides as energy resource lives on
• New defense strategy still relies on relics like B-52 bombers and U-2 spy planes
• Thousands cheer Iraq War vets in St. Louis parade
• Norwich mayor backs more police
• Hygienic: Where everyone is an artist and everything is art
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Middlebury College 3 Veronesi Scores Twice, Calvanico Stops 22 Shots for Camels
• Women's Hockey #7 Amherst College 3, Connecticut College 2
• Blumenthal hears of funding cutbacks during tour of Three Rivers Community College
• Sen. Prague back, 'practically 100 percent recovered'
• Police logs - Jan. 28
• Finizio says New London faces budget crisis
• Former Lighthouse Inn operator pleads guilty to investment fraud
• Cooking up a base visit in Groton
• Do education grants work? Business group wants state to use 'proper assessment'
• 90,000-gallon fuel leak at SEAT was undetected for years, officials say
• Petit somehow manages to push forward
• 'From Dr. King to the Occupy Movement'
• Alex Brown Jazz Quartet to perform on campus Feb. 1
• Finizio: New London's facing significant budget crisis
• Eating well at the Naval Submarine Base
• 'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• Home invasion killer is sentenced to death
• Finizio calls special council meeting to discuss real estate sale, purchase
• Quality time in Old Lyme
• File details New London firefighter recruit's dismissal
• Black leaders avoid talk about firing black firefighter recruit
• Shining a light on upcoming Hygienic art show
• People opposed to Kobyluck plan in Waterford raise concerns at public hearing
• Norwich Community Development Corp. in transition away from 'building buildings'
• Base-closing proposal 'dead on arrival'
• Malloy says reports of budget deficit are questionable
• Boxed in at the post office
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College and Amherst to Host Teddy Bear Drive & Bone Marrow Drive Camels & Lord Jeffs to Play Two Game Series in New London this Weekend
• Activists send hundreds of tacos to East Haven Mayor Maturo
• East Lyme to hold public hearing on school budget proposal
• Malloy skeptical of projected deficit from Office of Fiscal Analysis
• Traveling with a companion
• Far from the madding cubicle in Mystic
• Medical examiner testifies at Wright murder trial
• Woman suing Haberek offers Stonington a way out of lawsuit
• SEAT drivers' union says more COG input could be a good thing
• Mitchell on skates
• Norwich police swear in five
• Norwich country club owners offer $2,500 reward for information on arson fire at barn
• Teen births: Nearly half in state are to Hispanics
• Shays: Let's get the country 'back on track'
• Egypt marks revolt's anniversary
• Connecticut mayor blasted for 'taco' quip about Latinos
• UConn trustees approve new abuse reporting rules
• Mitchell Night at the Rink
• UConn blue, white and platinum?
• Bird feeder
• Former RI Gov. Joseph Garrahy dies at 81
• Swimming & Diving #21/25 Camels Sweep Roger Williams Scott Wins 500 & 1000 Yard Free for Women Gill Scores Wins in Three Events for Camel Men
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 80, Albertus Magnus College 53 Summers Posts Double-Double with 10 Points & 10 Assists for Camels
• Malloy cuts $78.6 million to fix budget imbalance
• Assessment finds Connecticut policies on teacher quality need improvement
• New London agencies celebrating Coast Guard presence
• In State of the Union, Obama issues call to save the economy
• Expect parking changes when regional transportation center comes to Norwich
• Groton Long Point Association seeks cleanup reimbursement
• Seaport shuffles real estate deck; Kitchen Little dealt a losing hand
• Retired New London police captains will keep salaries till July
• Connecticut Marine won't serve jail time in Iraqi killings
• Four East Haven cops arrested in bias probe
• Connecticut College awarded $20,000 from the Dr. Scholl Foundation
• 'Autonomy, Gender and Zapatismo - Struggles for a New Politics'
• East Lyme school board approves administrators' contract
• Malloy to make $78.6 million in cuts to balance budget
• State of the Union: U.S. must reclaim values of fairness for all
• Police arrest woman who left young son alone in hotel room
• New London shows Coast Guard some love
• New postage stamp features picture taken by Mystic photographer
• New London's 'housekeeping' includes approving three new positions
• Three Groton City police veterans are promoted
• New London in the running for arts grant
• Ledyard tax case could set far-reaching precedent
• Signs of spring in Egypt
• Ex-CIA officer charged with leaking secrets
• Malloy proposes overhaul of state's pension-funding plan
• Alabama hit again by tornadoes
• Europe bans Iranian oil imports in push to curb nuke program
• Library exhibit features contemporary Latin art
• Making the best of it
• State's jobless rate drops again, to 8.2%
• Governor proposing major overhaul of state pension fund
• Plainfield woman dies in collision with bus
• Men's Hockey Trinity College 3, Connecticut College 2
• Lyme, Old Lyme weigh senior center's future
• Haberek's role remains unclear in town talks over Pawcatuck woman's lawsuit
• Finding inspiration to make better food choices
• Ledyard's new mayor still coming to grips with job, technology
• Health care overhaul effort lags in many states
• 'Dancing' stars light up Mohegan Sun
• Stonington Education Fund schedules annual fundraiser for Feb. 11
• New London Maritime Society taking scholarship applications
• Group hopes it can right the Amistad
• Photo gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• EB is busy making Pfizer site its own
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 3, Wesleyan University 1 Camels Extend Their Unbeaten Streak to Six Games with Two Game Sweep of Wesleyan
• Swimming Swimming & Diving Women: #21 Connecticut College 168, Wesleyan University 123 Men: #25 Connecticut College 177, Wesleyan University 87 Pielock Wins Three Events for Women-Czelewicz Triumphs in Two Events for Men
• Track & Field Mavrovic Wins Mile at Wesleyan for Camel Men Pevear & Gildersleeve Set School Records for Women
• Women's Basketball Tufts University 51, Connecticut College 21 Gabelman Tallies Eight Points and Nine Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Basketball Tufts University 83, Connecticut College 55 Vadas Nets 16 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 3, Wesleyan University 3 Tie OT Calvanico Shines in First Start with 41 Saves for Camels
• More talk of tolls down the road for state legislature
• Norwich man arrested after alleged assault
• Police logs - Jan. 22
• First major snowstorm of 2012 sends cars spinning
• Police: Man tries to take officer's pistol
• Electric Boat in Pfizer's shoes
• 'Pioneer' in problem-gambling field retiring
• Men's Basketball Bates College 84, Connecticut College 80 OT Vadas Pours in Game-High 29 Points for Connecticut College
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 71, Bates College 56 Shinall Pours in Game-High 22 Points for Camels Gabelman Notches 10th Double-Double with 19 Points and 13 Rebounds
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Wesleyan University 1 Camels Explode with Four Goals in 6:35 Span of Third Period
• Accidents reported on I-95 South and Route 82
• NAACP seeking federal scrutiny of discrimination allegations in New London
• New help for local patients with Hepatitis C
• A message from the heart of New London
• Strong opposition puts movie piracy bill on the back burner
• U.S. Attorney's Office honors law enforcement officers locally
• Moody's lowers state's credit rating
• Local colleges weigh value of lobbying in Washington
• State, local NAACP officials call for 2 separate New London investigations
• UPDATED: Jury finds in favor of Norwich Police in retaliation suit
• NAACP speaks out against recruit's firing, seeks investigation into city police
• Growing up with Howdy Doody
• Seafarers outraged that captain could jump ship
• Winter business slumping in mild weather
• Obama touts tourism
• Dogs rescued in Old Saybrook; man faces cruelty charges
• Woman tells of search for slain boyfriend
• Could a new downtown bookshop be on New London's horizon?
• New London child OK after ride in stolen car
• Send-off for Ledyard's town clerk
• Warrant: 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' contractor confesses to arson
• Union goes after Stonington, Haberek
• Fire victims temporarily homeless, but luckily alive
• Malloy sees need to protect casinos
• Feds shut down popular website
• Cross Country Men's & Women's Teams Receive Team Academic Award from USTFCCCA Women's Program Achieves National Academic Recognition for 20th Straight Year
• Cross Country Men's & Women's Teams Receive Team Academic Award from USTFCCCA Women's Program Achieves National Academic Recognition for 20th Straight Year
• Warrant: ‘Extreme Makeover' contractor confessed to arson
• VIDEO: Police investigating report of animal cruelty; arrest Old Saybrook man
• UPDATED: Cole-Chu nominated to become a Superior Court judge
• Blumenthal sponsors bill to protect patients from unsafe medical devices
• Malloy: legislature to discuss online gambling
• Stonington won't fight effort to obtain records from Verizon in Haberek lawsuit
• Life without the Internet? OMG!
• COG accepts plan to expand transit, water-supply roles
• Finizio: Much more needs to be done
• Giving autographs by the foot in Waterford
• Buscetto declined offer for legal fees
• Fitch High School pushes SAT success with more PSAT emphasis
• Obama rejects Keystone pipeline
• State education department embarks on overhaul
• Cultural ambassador
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Plymouth State University 1 Farrell Scores Difference Making Goal with 2:39 Remaining for Camels
• Women's Basketball Shinall Honored as NEWBA & NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• East Lyme welcomes former New London police officer
• Obama: No on oil pipeline, more review needed
• 'State of NL' includes 'amazing new energy,' but also a mess, mayor says
• Council rejects $25,000 Ackley settlement
• No movement on CGA expansion plans
• Lower tax revenue has state cutting expenses
• Senior housing project planned for Coogan Farm outlined at public hearing
• CCM recommends increase in state's education funding
• Romney says he'll release tax forms
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• Downtown New London wildlife
• Lawmakers re-examine Internet piracy proposal
• State sets scene at murder case retrial
• Mayor, CGA superintendent meet for first time
• Lawmakers to again consider cameras at red lights
• UPDATED: Man charged with impersonating police officer now faces almost 40 charges
• Board of Regents seeks tuition hike at state universities, community colleges
• Swimming & Diving Women: #21 Connecticut College 193, Trinity College 100 Men: #25 Connecticut College 181, Trinity College 98 Schanzer, Huelbig are Multiple Event Winners for Women Johnson Wins 100 Yard Breast for Men
• Men's Basketball Men's Basketball Connecticut College 52, Coast Guard 50 Anilus Banks in Runner with 16 Seconds Left, Propelling Camels to Victory in Whaling City Rivalry
• OpSail organizers say about $300,000 raised
• 'Makeover' contractor faces arson charge
• Buscetto wins Connecticut MLK honors for youth work
• Martin Luther King remembered in local marches
• Niantic River Watershed organization gets to work
• Airplane owner sues over fuel truck accident at Groton-New London Airport
• Spreading his wings in Groton
• Pakistan's prime minister threatened with jail
• Rivals assail Romney in S.C. debate
• Poll shows 84 percent of Americans disapprove of Congress
• Annual march honors King 'whose dream affected us in many different ways'
• Rousing music, prayers, speeches mark annual Norwich King Day celebration
• UPDATED: 'Extreme Makeover' Colchester contractor charged with arson
• Poquonnock Bridge firefighters to receive better radios via grant
• 'Go-to guy' gets chief clerk's job for New London Judicial District
• Norwich unhappy with private tutoring results
• Stonington PZC to hold hearing on proposal for senior housing at Coogan Farm
• For Finizio, Martin Luther King's message was personal
• Captain is focus of ship probe
• Tax talks focus on budget cuts, new fees
• Wanted: Women ready to be hell on wheels
• Tanker carrying fuel makes its arrival at iced-in Alaskan town
• Track & Field Coast Guard Invitational Rathkey Wins 600 Meter Run for Camel Men Dermody (1000 m) & Cameron (High Jump) Post Victories for Women
• Swimming & Diving Women: #21 Connecticut College 161, SCSU 136 Men: #25 Connecticut College 158, SCSU 104 Walsh Provisionally Qualifies for NCAA Championship in the 100 Yard Back
• Griswold house fire under investigation
• Men's Hockey #7 Amherst College 3, Connecticut College 2 Sinsigalli, Murray Score Goals for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Colby College 1
• Men's Basketbaall #14 Williams College 71, Connecticut College 50 Gross Contributes with 10 Points Off of Camel Bench
• 94 hamsters too much for pet owner to handle
• Outgoing officers reflect on careers with New London Police Department
• Casino plans increase as states seek revenue
• Food banks see new kind of needy
• Veterans finding nothing is easy about job market on the homefront
• Martial art focuses on peace, well-being
• Police logs - Jan. 15
• Miller's Pond could be tapped for public drinking water
• Groton mayor backs police promotions
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 81, #18 Williams College 72 Shinall Explodes with Career-High 30 Points Gabelman Ties School Record with 23 Rebounds
• Adopted kids mini-ambassadors come Lunar New Year
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 72, Middlebury College 59 Surging Camels Improve to 11-2
• Men's Basketball #1 Middlebury College 72, Connecticut College 56 Camels Keep it Close with Panthers
• Men's Hockey Hamilton College 4, Connecticut College 1 Einstein Pots Second Goal of Season for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 1, Colby College 1 Tie OT McRae Supplies Offense with Third Goal of Season for Camels
• Stonington finance board to discuss woman's lawsuit against First Selectman Ed Haberek
• Norwich NAACP award honors a life transformed
• Malloy to push for expanded alcohol sales
• State clinics report success providing contraceptives to high school students
• Homeless N.Y. teen up for science prize gets a house
• Congregations remember earthquake in Haiti
• Funeral procession
• Montville retaining wall work to continue into March
• Clinton says U.S. will send ambassador to Myanmar
• S&P cuts credit ratings in Europe
• Gravel company sues Waterford over zoning decision
• Malloy to propose bill to allow Sunday alcohol sales
• Around region, winds bring down trees, wires
• Charlie Company home from Afghanistan early
• Connecticut College Athletics Camel Men's Basketball Prepares to host #1 Middlebury, #12 Williams
• Stonington included in suit over photos linked to Haberek
• Attorney for crash survivor renews bid to subpoena casino employees
• Pension underfunding improves slightly
• Ron Ward thwarted in bid to return to Norwich's Democratic Town Committee
• New London Main Street examining leadership as mayor expresses concerns
• Amtrak's Niantic bridge project expecting big delivery this winter
• 30 years after Air Florida crash, lessons learned lead to safer skies
• New London to defend lawsuit claiming police negligence
• U.S. to investigate Afghan video
• Recreating history in Stonington
• Report: State employee pension fund remains under funded
• Whatever floats your boat
• Missing teenager Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Shellfishing areas closed in East Lyme
• Komisarjevsky seeks new trial for CT home invasion
• Teen struck by car in Groton
• Connecticut floral designer on occasion adds her touch to White House arrangements
• Police report on SCADD arrest incident clears officers
• Aid offered to city in Coast Guard talks
• State Sen. Prague still recovering
• Montville looks at Juvenile Review Board to keep youths with minor offenses out of court system
• Clinic at New London High School to offer students contraceptives
• Against business? GOP split on Romney's practices
• New Titanic exhibit will recreate ship's discovery
• Conflict continues in Syria
• Iranian nuclear scientist killed
• From cardboard, duct tape, an annual competition in East Lyme
• Malloy's storm proposal authorizes benchmarks for utility performance
• Council of Governments wants to keep Academy in 'greater New London region'
• Historic District Commission meets with council after complaints aired
• Swimmming & Diving Women: #21 Connecticut College 160, Grinnell College 45 Men: #25 Connecticut College 113, Grinnell College 92 Camels Sweep Pioneers in Sunshine State
• Riverside friends form conservancy for park's future
• Plenty of new faces for New London Democrats
• EB plans hundreds of new hires
• Norwich middle school principals mark milestones
• New Hampshire win puts Romney in driver's seat, but flaws may hurt him in fall
• No specifics given on bids for Norwich's former hospital property
• If concessions fail, Ledyard schools facing 11 layoffs
• Alaska town seeks shovels; braces for latest storm
• Ackley vs. Buscetto: The saga will go on
• Full-day kindergarten eyed as option for Montville schools
• Preservation group forms as 'The Friends of Riverside Park Conservancy'
• Error forces New London ethics board to delay action on Burdick complaint
• Foxwoods to halt last employee shuttles
• State tries to help Thames River Academy in Norwich
• Two Storm Panel makes final report
• Ackley settlement fight will test city's charter
• A Call for Health Leaders to Address Health Equity
• Coast Guard Academy to expel 14 cadets for using 'Spice'
• Accused New London police officer was cited in earlier case
• A ferry nice day
• GOP candidates gang up on Romney over economy
• Grounded
• Westerly officials: Hospital's fate is top priority
• Coast Guard commandant wants to continue 'strong partnership' with city
• 14 CGA cadets could be expelled for using synthetic marijuana
• North Haven Paramedic Faces Sex Assault Charges
• Court grants ex-Norwich patrolman in sex case more time to hire attorney
• Two Storm Panel releases report, recommendations to Malloy
• Photo gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• New London allocates nearly $320,000 for transition to strong mayor
• Norwich to Coast Guard: We've got land
• Stonington considers artificial turf for high school field
• Finizio hopes to sell council on lobbyist, grant writer
• Chemical cleanup at sub base nearly done
• Giving New London a hand
• Winter waterway
• Mandela's ANC party turns 100
• Deadly day remembered
• Hollywood high-rise plan has some up in arms
• Education spokesman Tom Murphy passes
• Two injured in Ledyard accident
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Western New England University 0 Margolin Turns Aside 29 Shots & Sinsigalli Scores Twice for Camels
• Report: New London didn't allow discrimination against Police Chief Margaret Ackley
• Madison volunteers transcribing Civil War letters
• Police logs - Jan. 8
• Tradition of Three Kings Day goes on at Centro
• No word yet on bids for Oral School, former hospital site
• Investigator: Drop charges in Coast Guard air crash
• For Hispanic students, a frustrating lag persists
• Rep. Giffords will soon face decision about future
• State's annual firewood lottery launched
• Leaving a flock well-tended
• Men's Basketball #6 Amherst College 74, Connecticut College 62 Vadas Nets 21 Points with Eight Rebounds for Camels
• Women's Basketball #1 Amherst College 93, Connecticut College 42 Gabelman Notches Eighth Double-Double with 14 Points and 10 Rebounds for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Bowdoin College 2 Murphy Tallies Two Goals, One Assist for Camels
• Criticism of plan to unionize home health care workers rises
• UConn vows to strengthen business ties
• Women's Hockey Bowdoin College 3, Connecticut College 2 McRae, Farrell Score Goals for Camels
• Men's Basketball Trinity College 70, Connecticut College 53 Vadas Tallies 12 Points & Eight Rebounds for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 65, Trinity College 56 Surging Camels Erase Six Point Second Half Deficit to Win NESCAC Opener
• One police officer fired, one placed on leave in New London
• Finizio: City ready and willing to work with the Coast Guard
• Mystic parking swap lets developer reserve best spots for future condos
• Chief Ackley gets $25,000 from City of New London
• Veiled feast in Norwich
• Police Logs - Jan. 7, 2012
• Shipshape in Mystic
• New London police union questions city cooperation as officers try to leave the department
• Race questions cloud lawsuit over Jewish cemetery in Colchester
• Bedbug battle gets a boost from bank's donation
• Police officer being investigated for allegedly planting drugs
• First Family Headed to Fenwick?
• Woman could sue Stonington's first selectman over photo
• Did New London voters make a mistake in electing Finizio?
• Photo gallery: It's Romney vs. the field in N.H. - and he's winning
• Coast Guard says it's not tied to New London
• Jackson lab a done deal for state; may open in 2014
• Domino dominance in Stonington
• Governor waiting in the wings in Norwich
• Bombings target Shiites in Iraq
• Connecticut mother: 'My girls are in my heart'
• Fiddleheads foods co-op in New London to celebrate doubling of sales
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College Honored with NSCAA Team Academic Award Camels Compile 3.25 Grade Point Average
• Ledyard resolves Jazzercise problem; program moving to former Gales Ferry school
• Impassioned family members speak at sentencing in toddler death case
• Coast Guard Academy considers relocating some programs outside New London
• UPDATED: Lyme-Old Lyme superintendent to retire
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Nichols College 0 Leichliter Posts Shutout with 25 Saves for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Curry College 2 Camels Erupt with Two Goals in 2:58 of the Third to Pull Away from Colonels
• Lawmakers say state's racial-profiling law not enforced
• At sentencing, Shenkman vows to murder his ex-wife
• Ackley to remain New London police chief; Segar is out
• Firefighters battle basement fire in Waterford
• Romney hopes to pull away in N.H.
• Warrant: Norwich police officer had sex with 14-year-old
• Taking some January jumps in Groton
• Obama appoints consumer watchdog chief
• Penguin count
• Ledyard schools look to what can be cut
• VIDEO: Shenkman gets 70 years; tells judge he has ordered hit on ex-wife
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 61, Eastern Nazarene College 56 Jeremic Nets 15 Points in Second Straight Win for Camels
• Men's Basketball Vadas Honored as NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• Victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Warm inside, cold outside in New London
• New London City Council's access to report it commissioned on Ackley complaint denied
• Arrest warrant details shootout in New London apartment
• Teachers' union recommends changes in tenure system
• Sen. Prague in rehab center; too soon to say if she'll be returning for session
• Suspect in Los Angeles arsons cursed U.S. days before fires
• Tensions mounting between U.S., Iran
• Blowing in the wind
• Taliban to open office for peace talks
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 57, ECSU 47 Gabelman Scores 16 of 18 Points in Second Half to Propel Camels to Sixth Straight Win
• Preston, East Lyme, Voluntown awarded state grants that total $1.1 million
• LaGrua Center lecture to focus on secret mission
• Groton historic panel asked to respond to complaints
• NAACP branch in Norwich to hold MLK luncheon Jan. 13
• Bash at the Beach set for Saturday
• New London cemetery cleans graffiti from monuments
• Never too cold to be one with the sea
• Mubarak on trial
• South Korea sees 'window of opportunity' to deal with North
• Arson, arson everywhere ...
• What's open, what's closed today
• Weather forecast for 2012: a lot less crazy
• No maybe about it, region's first baby a clear winner
• Norwich making big plans for Emancipation Proclamation anniversary in 2013
• Making a splash in Groton on New Year's Day
• No easy answers are appearing to solve New England's cod crisis
• Winsted teacher bringing travel lessons to classroom
• Republicans make final push
• Protesters use of Nazi garb draws fire
• Can foreign tourists help the US economy?
• Pilot uninjured in Mansfield plane crash
• One killed, two injured in Plainfield accident
• A baby boom in New London, but only one is first baby of the New Year
• New London Breakfasts not taking a holiday
• Paid sick leave is among new Connecticut laws taking effect
• World bids adieu to a tough year
• Jackson Laboratory poised to put state on science frontier
• Reliving the Battle of Trenton
• Westerly celebrates family-friendly eve
• U.S. boosts fight against extremists in Pakistan
• Blumenthal keeps busy road schedule
• Photo galleries revisit some of 2011's most memorable moments
• Obama to keep attacking Congress
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 69, Mount Aloysius 63 Stout Camel Defense Holds Mounties to 39 Points Below Season Average
• Men's Hockey Pathfinder Bank Classic Hamline University 3, Connecticut College 3 OT Tie McGregor, Camels, Win Shootout 1-0 Veronesi Scores Equalizer with 14 Seconds Left for Connecticut College
• Husky program awarded federal performance bonus
• Attorney lists injuries for man arrested by New London police
• At home in the dome in Norwich
• 'Swanky' on the sidelines as New Year's celebrations turn to more casual partying
• 'Make a Difference' effort brings out the help for those who need it
• Massachusetts florist charged in break-in waives hearing
• Massachusetts officials confirm human rabies case
• Winter takes a walk on the mild side
• State's high court picks special master to help with redistricting
• Miss Ginny: 'If you don't do it, who will?'
• Funeral next week for Stamford fire victims
• Attorney: Man witnesses say was beaten by New London police suffered fractured rib, other injuries
• Police plan tight security at Times Square
• Slipping on thin ice in Westerly
• AAA selling E-ZPass transponders in RI branches
• Conn. urges homeowners to test for radon
• Ledyard website link tallies energy savings
• Apparent stroke sends Prague to hospital
• Sewer plant improvements could start sooner in Mystic
• Payroll tax cut raises worries about Social Security's funding
• Deadly airstrike
• Keeping it fun for the kids
• Egypt's military escalates crackdown
• GOP leader wants Malloy out of redistricting
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College to Offer Free Broadcast of Oswego Game Friday Night
• Slipping on thin ice in Westerly
• State Sen. Edith Prague hospitalized after stroke
• Millstone faulted in NRC audit
• US targets money laundering activity for cartels
• Men's Basketball Bridgewater State University 59, Connecticut College 53
• Paul gets warm welcome in Iowa
• Blumenthal impressed with visit to New London
• Fatal fire reminds homeowners of ash dangers
• U.S. warns Iran against closing key Persian Gulf oil passage
• Delivering gifts of comfort, books
• Police logs - Dec. 29
• Winter sunset at Harkness
• Labor deal reached for state's office cleaners
• Developer, Stonington neighbors reach agreement
• Nursing moms get out the word at Target: Breastfeeding is best
• Blumenthal encouraged by city's energy
• Autopsies: Stamford fire victims died of smoke inhalation
• California firm will seek best strategy for state ports, including New London
• Westerly Hospital gets Blue Cross distinction
• 10 more state workers suspected of fraud
• Metro-North riders, state negotiate service pledge
• At the end of her rope
• 'Nurse-in' planned at Target store to promote public breast-feeding
• Under Obama, an emerging global apparatus for drone killing
• Kwanzaa celebrates family, culture
• Old fireplace embers caused deadly Stamford fire
• Run-down thread mill to be cited for blight
• He's the man behind the U.S. troops' care packages
• A final farewell
• Court to appoint special master on state congressional districts
• Malloy: 10 more state workers suspected of fraud
• Connecticut fire victim had career as safety chief
• State police release results of holiday crackdown
• Ledyard student survey tracks use of pot, alcohol, cigarettes
• Shoppers return for more on 'Mega Monday'
• Gales Ferry, North Stonington firefighters find two lost hikers
• Police logs for Dec. 27, 2011
• Shelter's 'Bingo Lady' is there for the rewards, not the jackpot
• Norwich to beef up police patrols in three areas
• Fund for slain officer's daughters reaches $1.3M
• R.I. plans next round of pension overhaul
• House where 5 died in fire is torn down
• Doctors from Norwich, Mystic face fine, reprimand from state board
• State painted into a corner, has no money for Rell portrait
• Fire at advertising executive’s Stamford home kills her three children, parents
• Coast Guard faces an icy challenge in Alaska
• Eviction deadline nears for Groton congregation
• Dave Thormahlen helps fellow senior citizens navigate the hazards of aging
• Mystic church serves up good cheer, good food for Christmas
• Montville utility hopes to bring jobs to town
• Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking
• Photo gallery: Monday Monkey Business
• Griswold worker files harassment complaint
• Christmas tragedy in Stamford: Fire kills five
• Russian protesters face off against Putin's heavy handed rule
• Silent Night
• There's no going back now
• White Christmas in Texas
• You can't refuse Sandy Thurston
• Mingo: Involvement in Iraq was worth it
• Historic Trumbull barn saved
• In state, medical costs are a mystery
• Hospital master wants court to protect donations
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• Home for the holidays
• Waterford residents concerned over proposed rock-crushing plant and mine
• What a day in Westerly
• Nun who kissed Elvis prays for abbey
• Spirit of giving brings toys to New London kids
• Natural gas service back for much of Westerly
• Mystic drawbridge work beginning second year, ‘the busiest of the three’
• Girl, 9, bound for Connecticut, was feared missing after flight arrived without her
• East Lyme solar firm chosen to generate power
• Shoplifting on the rise during holiday season
• Food bank drops peanut butter
• GOP: Texas' Rick Perry will not be on VA ballot
• Police seeking information in Essex alpaca deaths
• Tax cut lives: Congress gives last-minute approval
• Connecticut nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle
• Norwich police make arrests following drug trafficking investigation
• Regional council of governments members approve increase in dues
• Maggie home for the holidays in Stonington
• Community comes through in a big way
• Attorney accuses police of using excessive force in August shooting
• Winter takes a timeout in New London
• Two named New London school finance committee consultants
• Blumenthal says veterans deserve a better shot at jobs
• Bullies beware: New measures approved by New London school board
• Old Lyme man killed after jumping in path of train
• Some in Westerly to be without natural gas for 2 days
• Rate of suicide in military sounds an alarm
• Police logs - Dec. 22
• Rhode Island has fastest population decline in United States
• Supreme Court to settle state congressional redistricting
• New sub crew makes commitment to community with gift of toys
• New London school board set to revise policy on bullying
• Stonington town worker was suspended for three days
• Griswold, Montville get $500,000 repair grants
• Men's Lacrosse Cornell Releases Connecticut College Schedule for Upcoming 2012 Season
• Chamber music recital honors College's Centennial
• Connecticut College Children's Program receives $68,572 for new healthy choices program
• Land stewardship program applications due by Jan. 13
• UPDATED: Old Lyme man hit, killed by southbound Amtrak train in Old Lyme
• Federal assistance for farmers and forest landowners
• Deadline for federal farm protection program Feb. 24
• Bank moves to foreclose, possess Days Inn in Mystic
• Autism-friendly Santas a hit at malls, parties
• Malloy to dole out grants to eastern Connecticut towns
• LaSaracina sentenced to 63 months
• Groton school board votes to shut down Fitch Middle School
• Income inequity widens in state, according to report
• Man shot in ice truck suing city, New London police officer
• Lighting the Hanukkah night in New London
• 'Giving Tree' bounty at St. Bernard
• New London woman pleads guilty in ATM scheme
• Groton school board votes to close Fitch Middle School
• Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights
• LaSaracina gets 63 months in federal prison
• New London police seek information on Tilley Street assault
• Welcome back, Missouri
• Cut! Take two
• Fort Trumbull housing will have own plan for evacuation
• UConn to bump tuition next fall
• Eagle commander to take on Academy role
• Joy on the menu at Waterford school
• Police logs - Dec. 20
• Ousted Norwich city clerk defends actions, admits to 'bad judgment call' on fees
• New London to loan OpSail group $50,000 for event planning
• Block grant money to pay for Greeneville playground work, police cameras
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Crack Top 25 in CSCAA National Poll
• North Koreans march by the thousands to mourn Kim Jong Il
• Stonington finance board announces special meeting
• UConn trustees approve 6 percent tuition increase
• Waterford man's death was an accidental drowning
• Driver of truck that hit church is identified
• Norwich woman died of multiple gunshot wounds
• Children's Museum in East Lyme happy to feel the heat
• 32nd Festival Service of Lessons and Carols in Norwich
• Seaport's Little Joe
• Police chiefs honor Stonington lawmaker for efforts to protect school buses, crack down on texting drivers
• Mystic songwriter's song on Grammy-nominated CD
• Groups in New London, Norwich, Old Lyme, Waterford get historic preservation grants
• New London man killed, Waterford man injured in New York shooting
• Call goes out for additional water supplies
• 56th Christmas for Seaport carolers
• Shelters unite to make things easier for the homeless
• 'Velvet Revolution' hero Vaclav Havel dead at age 75
• The celebrity of Santa
• Former Allen Spool Mill blossoming in Mystic
• Behavior specialists help teachers and students stay on track
• Funds from Norwich projects to be redirected at Monday meeting
• Winter the Westerly way
• Disabled, homeless veterans closer to a home in Westerly
• UConn considers boosting tuition 6 percent
• Spokane police under fire over death of mentally ill man
• Holidays inspire layaway largess
• Two with local ties complete military training
• Submarine school graduates 110
• Awards, honors, praise dispensed at Sub Group Two holiday party
• New London police accused of brutality
• Some at Electric Boat will have to wait months for overtime pay
• Report: LaSaracina gambled tens of millions over decade
• 'The start of good things to come' seen in Preston as grant for cleanup comes through
• Off and running in New London
• State Bond Commission backs Malloy's First Five program
• Police logs - Dec. 17
• New Norwich marina owner keeping promises, keeping busy
• Attorney Russo takes charge of finances at The Westerly Hospital
• A helping hand for the holidays in Groton
• Men's Lacrosse Cornell Adds Ells to Connecticut College Coaching Staff for 2012 Season
• Men's Soccer Hancock & Brown Named to NSCAA All-Region Team for Connecticut College
• Centennial art exhibition features works by distinguished alumni
• New London officials reviewing alleged police attack on intoxicated man
• Bank taking over operation of New London Country Club
• Hewett's work in legislature recognized
• More state workers linked to alleged food stamp fraud
• Governor: Connecticut denied grant in federal 'Race to the Top' program
• Forum speakers praise fluoridation; East Lyme weighing whether to continue process
• Fort Trumbull housing project wins planning board approval
• Norwich police seek help of public with homicide case
• Families welcome sailors at the sub base
• New London slaying victim was shocked to see gunmen
• Military families' needs may fade from public view
• Malloy names Ojakian to be new chief of staff
• Make a difference: New London Community Meal Center
• Film Studies department to screen student works
• Songs of the season, a cappella style
• Hugs, holiday cheer as the USS Miami returns
• Norwich police chief appeals to public for clues in mother's murder
• Judge consolidates two murder trials
• CGA Athletics launch speakers bureau
• To hear the angels sing in Stonington
• North Stonington board divides on Wheeler High School endorsement letter; talks to continue
• Rosa homicide suspect is still not in custody
• L&M ends fiscal year with 'consistent' revenues, renovated lobby, big projects ahead
• 26-year-old mother shot to death in Norwich
• Submarine comes home for Christmas
• Casting their votes in Cairo
• Could U.S. drivers ever abide by a ban on cellphones?
• Groton council questions numbers in school administrators' proposed deal
• Montville weighs Virtual Town Meeting option
• Sprinting the distance
• National Guard soldier dies during training
• Woman sentenced in bank robberies
• Norwich police seeking man in connection with fatal shooting
• Stonington man arrested for DUI; DCF takes custody of son left home alone
• Connecticut College 54, Roger Williams 41 Gabelman Posts Double-Double with 17 Points & 16 Rebounds
• Men's Basketball Springfield College 52, Connecticut College 44 Vadas Posts Double-Double with 13 Points & 10 Rebounds for Camels
• Lawyer for Westerly Hospital to meet with L&M
• Fitch High has a lot to be proud of
• Accident closes lane of I-95 South
• Staff prepares to move into Winthrop School
• US urges ban on texting, talking while driving
• Seeking alternatives to arresting kids
• Regional council of governments holds forum on preparedness
• Grenade attack kills four in Belgium
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• Corpse found near N.Y. beach is likely prostitute's
• Memorial for a friend
• New London Goes to War ~ NLCHS Publishes Book by Clark van der Lyke
• Trump says he won't host debate
• Groton school board members sworn in; public continues to criticize middle school closing decision
• Still keeping watch in New London
• Coast Guard probing possible drug use by cadets
• Sale of AES Thames 'devastating' for Montville
• Norwich picks Lisbon official to be new city clerk
• Peace be with you
• $17,000 bill blows hole in Old Saybrook legal budget
• Billionaire to run against Putin
• Searching for answers
• Coast Guard looking into allegations cadets used 'Spice'
• Smooth sailing
• Has Facebook killed the holiday card?
• Women's Hockey Salve Regina University 6, Connecticut College 3 Desorcie Tallies Two Goals & One Assist for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Fall to Williams Fabian Sets School Record in 1000 Yard Freestyle for Men Karlson Wins Two Events for Camel Women
• Police logs for Dec. 12, 2011
• Bus float project carries class to Light Parade
• Retired Stonington lobsterman, 98, pens best-seller
• Norwich school councils eager to help
• Rose City Renaissance group in Norwich dissolved
• Gang tackling in New London
• Stonington thrift shop completes renovations to give it more space
• Montville could pay former mayor $9,622
• West Bank clashes
• Congress edges toward spending deal
• Ice halts delivery of winter fuel to Nome, Alaska; Coast Guard can't help
• Disgraced ex-mayor Giordano seeks state's records on child-sex victim
• More jobless dads get quality time with children
• Ten local whaling vessels gave their all for the Union cause
• Big changes await DUI offenders
• Groton considers bond package
• Police investigate fight among teens
• Volunteers prepare boxes for soldiers
• Police evict Occupy Boston protesters
• Two beach houses burn in Old Saybrook
• Men's Hockey Bowdoin College 7, Connecticut College 0 Camels Earn Split on Maine Trip
• Track & Field Poyau Invitational Women: Gildersleeve Qualifies for NE D. 3 Champ in 55 Meter Dash Men: Mavrovic & LeDuc Earn Invitations to NE D. 3 Champ in 3000 Meters
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 55, Salve Regina University 54 Lopez Scores Game-Winning Hoop in 2nd Straight Win for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 1, University of St. Thomas 0 Schoeneberger Supplies Game-Winner for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 53, Nichols College 43 Gabelman Pours in Career-High 26 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 5, Colby College 2 Curran (Four Points) & Petchonka (27 Saves) Lead Camels Past Mules
• Fluoridation pros, cons to be heard in East Lyme
• Park visitors pump $1 billion into Connecticut's economy
• Vigil is call for justice in Mystic man's death
• Police logs - Dec. 10
• More sailors knuckling down in attempt to stay in the Navy
• New London dodgeball game at sunset
• Unease follows Congo vote
• E.U. leaders seek new fiscal pact
• Komisarjevsky condemned to death
• Police identify 22-year-old Virginia Tech gunman
• Computer science students to present research
• Celebrate the holidays with Christmas Vespers
• Komisarjevsky condemned to death in Cheshire home invasion case
• Holiday tradition brings students 'The Nutcracker'
• UPDATE: Bank robbery suspect in custody
• Malloy: Expect state food aid fraud to grow
• Old Saybrook police to get pay raises through arbitration
• Lyme-Old Lyme teachers, administrators agree to wage freeze
• Christmas spirit restored in New London
• Norwich development board sees four new directors join
• Hale Mill has a buyer
• Finizio says he'll do what he promised
• Buck estate reaches settlement
• Romney steps up attack on Gingrich
• Downed drone?
• Squash Roundup Camel Men Climb Six Spots to #18 in CSA Ranking with 3-3 Weekend Women Post Second Victory of Season at Vassar
• Taxi driver charged after crash caused premature labor for passenger
• VIDEO: Va. Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed
• Enroute to the traditional Christmas dinner
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 2, College of the Holy Cross 2 Tie OT Murphy Supplies Equalizer in Third Period for Camels
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• At Griswold High, they're 'never forgotten'
• Lyme seeks donations for two building projects
• A lunch break for Petit
• Westerly Hospital receivership approved by judge
• Assad denies ordering crackdown
• Election protests continue in Moscow
• Blagojevich sentenced to 14 years in corruption case
• FDA is overruled on Plan B pill
• Mayor Finizio rescinds marijuana directive
• Dance Department Concert, Dec. 9 and 10
• State's attorney says part of Finizio's marijuana order violates state law
• Norwich police arrest three on drug charges
• Griswold High remembers victims of deadly crash
• Ex-Penn State coach arrested on new abuse charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• NEW: Supervisor named at New London courthouse
• Connecticut College 53, Wentworth Institute of Technology 43 Bullitt Tallies Nine Points, Five Rebounds and Four Assists for Camels
• Men's Hockey Manhattanville College 6, Connecticut College 2 McGregor Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College Game Versus Yeshiva University Postponed
• Malloy: flags lowered in honor of Pearl Harbor
• Infant's long-missing gravestone returned
• In Griswold, wound is still raw a year after tragedy
• Community policing coordinator named in Norwich
• Look, no hands!
• Zombies? They're 'kind of fun'
• Redistricting gets more time, focuses on Bridgeport
• Montville awaiting impact of AES sale on tax revenue
• Finizio issues first executive orders
• Afghan bombings raise fresh fears
• Camels in the Classroom 41 Connecticut College Student Athletes Named to NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team
• Obama sees 'make or break' time for middle class
• UPDATED: Pedestrian struck by car on Route 1 in Groton
• Two New London bars fined, licenses suspended
• Finizio issues orders on pot possession, immigration status
• East Lyme home sustains minor damage in fire
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy to host Christmas Service of Lessons and Carols
• UPDATE: Investigators probe NL fire
• Tech school task force seeks public comments
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 82, Mitchell College 35 Shinall Nets 1000th Point for Camels-Pours in Career-High 28 Points
• Police search for suspect following bank robbery in Plainfield
• Norwich portion of hospital site to be up for bids again
• Groton-New London Airport system can 'arrest' runaway aircraft
• Preston in line for $5.5M to help clean up hospital property
• Finizio embarks on a 'new era'
• Ledyard turns page on Allyn as Rodolico takes oath as mayor
• Police logs - Dec. 6
• Groton decides to develop small park on Thames Street
• Decorating Waterford Town Hall for Christmas
• Protesting Putin
• Finizio sworn in as New London's first mayor in a century
• Groton-New London Airport adds technology to stop planes that overrun runway
• Free skating offered for youths
• Back Together Again
• Former Pfizer employee gets suspended sentence for eBay scam
• Ledyard has a new mayor
• Coutu names campaign manager
• Norwich Democrats hold annual holiday party
• Home-grown holiday gifts
• Preston farmers look for a helping hand
• Ledge Light Health District supports labeling of genetically modified food
• Medicare cuts may devastate both doctors and patients
• Military service was a prelude to life's work of two local veterans
• CL&P customers can seek storm compensation starting Wednesday
• Malloy says fraud possible in post-storm food relief program
• Parade brings out the holiday spirit in Montville
• Putin's party losing support in vote
• Some Democrats worry about Gingrich's potential appeal
• Men's Basketball Citizens Bank Camel/Cadet Classic Montclair State 71, Connecticut College 66 OT Harrigan & Vadas Honored on All-Tournament Team for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Huelbig Posts Three Wins to Lead Camel Women to Victory Fabian Sets School Record in Mile for Camel Men
• California residents face more windy weather
• German city evacuates 45,000 to defuse massive WWII bomb
• Make a difference: The New England Adolescent Treatment Center Inc.
• A banner day at Electric Boat for submarine christening
• State pension fund falling far short of ability to pay retirees
• Economy blamed for further lag in developing Occum property
• New London officially opens skating rink amid holiday festivities
• Volunteers in New London bag up Williams Park's autumn leavings
• Connecticut murder victim to suspect: 'Leave me alone!'
• Merry music and cookies, too, in Old Lyme
• Men's Hockey #11 Middlebury College 4, Connecticut College 0 Petchonka Stops 28 Shots for Camels
• Track & Field Mavrovic Qualifies for ECAC & New England D. 3 Championship in 5k
• Women's Hockey Hamilton College 7, Connecticut College 3 DiPasquale Tallies Goal, Assist for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 72, Saint Joseph College 47 Gabelman Nets 21 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Williams College 4, Connecticut College 1 Veronesi Tallies Fourth Goal of Season for Camels
• Mississippi christened at Electric Boat
• New London's Celebration of Lights and Song attracts crowd
• Women's Hockey Hamilton College 3, Connecticut College 0 Fralick Stops 29 Shots for Camels
• Men's Basketball Citizens Bank Camel Cadet Classic Connecticut College 85, SUNY-Maritime 70 Vadas & Harrigan Net 18 Points Each to Lead Camels
• Connecticut tree farmers head into holiday high gear
• Norwich woman's story to be featured in Long Island serial killer documentary on A&E
• Finizio names new city clerk
• Something to sing about In New London
• Friends come to aid of cancer victim
• A jolly, happy soul in Old Saybrook
• Norwich council interviewing clerk candidates
• Fitness first for ‘Biggest Loser' co-host
• Obama says relations with tribes at turning point
• Meeting of the minds
• ABC News producer is next speaker in Centennial series
• Three alumni to share advice about careers in media
• Music from Monday to Monday
• Local family featured in A&E documentary on Long Island serial killer
• Two-car crash on Route 32 slows traffic near Coast Guard Academy
• Report: CL&P not prepared for October storm
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 79, Rivier College 50 Gabelman Tallies 17 Points and 12 Boards for Camels
• Burning garbage in Waterford
• More parking near Old Saybrook train station may be considered
• This year, big goal set on World AIDS Day
• Submarine Mississippi ahead of the game at Electric Boat
• Griswold gets ready for 'a big, big deal' with bridge reopening
• Foreclosure proceedings begin on Lam's Norwich properties
• Construction company O&G again in violation of wetland permit
• Strong winds wreak havoc across much of West
• Lebanese prayers
• Finizio announces more city job appointments
• Norwich firefighters quickly extinguish Mohegan Commons fire: tenants displaced
• Construction company found in violation of permit
• Clinton meets with Suu Kyi in Myanmar, demands reforms
• Mayor-elect announces department head appointments
• Brewery marks discovery of shipwreck with new beer
• Top math honors multiply for Groton's S.B. Butler Elementary School
• North Stonington offered 108-acre parcel as a gift
• Honoring Ledyard's Mayor Allyn
• State report recommends tree assessment for future storms
• Treasure Hill Farm 'the culmination of a dream'
• After raids, protesters shift tactics
• Islamists claim lead in Egypt vote
• State redistricting plan will affect region
• Britain pulls all diplomatic staff from Iran after attack
• UPDATED: Pequot Trail accident sends Pawcatuck man to R.I. hospital
• DEEP: Ammonia, bleach likely cause of fumes at Lawrence & Memorial
• Man wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Old Lyme selectmen to meet at 4 p.m. on Dec. 5
• Anderson to go on trial in one of two murder cases
• Women's Basketball WCSU 83, Connecticut College 69 Gabelman Posts Double-Double with 21 Points & 12 Rebounds for Camels
• They shoot seals, don't they?
• Stonington still not releasing bills on FOI matter
• City Hall not ready for New London's new mayor
• Learning hip hop moves in New London
• Iranians storm British Embassy
• Maggie gets partial reprieve from sentence
• CL&P boosts storm compensation
• Connecticut money managers: No secret lottery winner
• GOP conservatives confront dilemma between Cain, Gingrich
• 'Tis the season for Christmas tree farms
• Maggie the dog gets "sentence reduction"
• State projects 'knife-thin surplus'
• Read to Ride holds fundraiser
• High school drama club presents 'Twelfth Night'
• Teen asks sentencing judge to free his friend
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Passersby help man out of burning car in Waterford
• Shore Line Trolley Museum Kicks off Christmas
• Shore Line Trolley Museum Kicks off Christmas
• Men's Basketball ECSU 69, Connecticut College 52 Jeremic Nets 16 Points for Camels
• Stalin’s daughter Lana Peters dies in Wisconsin
• CL&P customers will be seeing lower rates in January
• NL clerks taking involuntary retirement
• Conn goes underground for new geothermal system
• Trimming the tree in New London
• State officials hear local fears during tour of Three Rivers
• Redistricting deadline near for lawmakers
• Overspent accounts at issue at Old Saybrook town meeting
• Historic vote for Egyptians
• More kids skip school vaccinations in eight states
• New London's Parade is prepped for holidays
• Pedestrian killed in Westerly identified
• Students relocated after leak at East Lyme High School
• Hospitals to face penalties for high readmissions
• Fire company toys with holidays in Montville
• Medicare's gap in drug coverage shrinking
• Ringing in 2013 will likely require some bell repairs
• 'Cyber Monday' won't help fill state coffers
• Groton matriarch retiring after more than 30 years of service
• Arab League approves sanctions against Syria
• Make a difference this season
• Seaport acquires Morgan journal
• Gingrich wins N.H. backing as Romney plugs along
• UPDATED: Woman, brother-in-law arrested at Old Saybrook fire
• Fire damages Groton retirement complex
• Pawcatuck man arrested for dragging dog behind his bike
• Submarine christening Saturday
• The circle of life plays out daily at hospital
• Black Friday shoppers set record
• Colleges defend humanities amid tight budgets
• Make a difference this holiday season
• Holiday lights on the Mystic River
• Christmas City welcomes holidays
• Pawcatuck neighbors appeal Crescent Club approval
• Police logs - Nov. 27
• Whither the NLDC?
• Men's Hockey UMass-Dartmouth 6, Connecticut College 4 Veronesi Scores Twice in Home Opener for Camels
• Old Saybrook home gutted by fire
• Men's Basketball Camels to Host Hoops for Hunger Drive Monday Night
• Women's Soccer 2011 Season in Review
• Norwich man in serious condition after shooting
• Blumenthal calls some layaway fees the equivalent of 'usury'
• Bethsaida helps women clients feel good by looking good
• Crazy or not, shoppers out in the region
• Make a difference this season
• New mayor, Town Council members prepare to pick up where others leaving off in Ledyard
• A big change in Old Lyme's political landscape
• Spending the surplus in Old Saybrook on the agenda in Monday's town meeting
• Grand ice opening in Westerly
• Bargains and bruises on Black Friday
• Norwich recognizes standout students
• Business owners say the crowds were a swarm in the early morning hours
• Bethsaida celebrates women's lives with 'Glamour Day'
• Blumenthal warns shoppers of layaway costs
• Police seeking driver who struck woman on Montauk Avenue
• UPDATED: Fire that destroyed Lyme house caused by electrical wiring
• UPDATED: Woman pedestrian killed in Westerly
• New London woman, a trailblazer for equality, returns to site of historic run
• Make a difference this season
• Pepper spray incident has on a life of its own online
• Black Friday shoppers get an early start
• Video: Rep. Giffords serves Thanksgiving dinner at Arizona base
• Tricare military beneficiaries being told extent of personal data theft
• Military rulers say Egypt's elections will go on
• J.K. Rowling testifies about media abuses in Britain
• Thanking, feeding those in uniform, on duty
• Wheeler School principal earns first-year honors
• Line nearly as long as the wait for some at Toys "R" Us
• Accidents close portions of I-95 in Waterford, Stonington
• It's time to make a difference
• DUI checkpoint scheduled in Griswold
• Occupy movements nationwide celebrate holiday
• Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in Arizona
• Bears vs. Bulldogs: High school football rivalry hits 100th year
• Virginia-class sub program likely to survive
• Garde remembers a local dance legend
• Military families looking to charities to put food on the table
• Mother of slain New London man grateful despite loss
• Clashes continue in Cairo
• From Canada to Mystic for the holidays
• New London property, part of Fort Trumbull Development Plan, to be assessed for cleanup
• N.J. man acquitted of murdering 5 teens in 1978
• State's disabled community upset with Malloy message
• Squash Roundup Camel Men Sweep in Opening Weekend of Action, Women Top Wellesley Garza Reflects on Successful Opening Weekend for Camels
• Preparing for the holidays
• Sandusky lawyer says 2 new abuse claims unfounded
• Police bust Norwich man on drug charges
• Covenant Shelter elects officers
• Montville school board honored
• Accident closes Route 49
• Six Camels Named to 2011 NESCAC Fall All-Sportsmanship Team
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 64, WPI 55 Resilient Camels Erase 15 Point First Half Deficit, Improve to 3-0
• Former Rockette danced through life
• RI dad allegedly stabs man for staring at his kids
• Malloy touts new tax credit
• Whaling journal by Charles W. Morgan crewman up for grabs at Massachusetts auction
• Norwich, Thayer's Marine agree to settle eminent domain case
• Fine night for dropping a fishing line in New London
• Egypt's generals pledge to cede power
• Don't slash military budget, GOP contenders say
• Some things to be thankful for
• Extra troopers will be on the road over holiday weekend
• New London's Rockette, Louise Neistat, dies at 92
• Man charged in sexual assault appears in court
• Norwich settles claim with Norwich Marine
• Free breakfast on Thanksgiving
• Group will clean up Williams Park
• Two men plead to burglary charges
• Avery Heights residents heading back in after evacuation
• Jail for woman who stole $1M from Mark Twain House
• Pickup crashes into home in Old Saybrook
• Union nurses at Backus Hospital fight decision on bonuses, merit pay
• Woman plans events to free quarantined dog
• Montville students decorate gingerbread house
• Big cities hit hardest as state's asthma rate rises to 9.4 percent
• Lighting the way at Mystic Seaport
• East Lyme first selectman broke election law
• State lawmakers, officials still hoping for deal after supercommittee fails
• Surging Gingrich sets out to prove his staying power
• Egypt's Cabinet offers to resign
• Art exhibit examines sustainability
• Backus union files grievance over bonuses
• Sullivan will be chairman of Ledyard Council
• Woman and dog rescued from mud
• Christmas trees ready for lights in Norwich and New London
• Gunman barricaded in building at Colorado air base
• Woman arraigned after allegedly breaking into ex-boyfriend's house
• Egypt's Cabinet resigns amid widening protests
• Police find man who left scene of accident
• Men's Basketball Fisher College 70, Connecticut College 61
• Women's Basketball Emerson College Tip-Off Championship: Connecticut College 66, Emerson 51 Smith Named MVP-Gabelman, Shinall Land on All-Tournament Team
• Plainfield man in serious condition after motorcycle crash
• Anna Coit may be retiring from newsletter, but she's not leaving
• Voice acting class in session in Ledyard
• Uplifting experience at Groton church
• Montville considers creating a farmers market
• High Hopes riding center in Old Lyme hosts 'community friendraiser'
• Home care inspections lag, fines rarely imposed
• New England students win Rhodes Scholar honors
• After Japan's nuclear disaster, a wasteland
• Aging in place: A little help can go a long way
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men Defeat Jumbos for First Time & Top Middlebury Pielock, Mehesz Are Multiple Event Winners for Camel Women
• Driver who hit ambulance surrenders to Norwich police
• Montville, Norwich football teams will be honored
• Bring your used cell phones to football game
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 78, Albany College of Pharmacy 43 Shinall Pours in Game-High 22 Points for Camels
• Connecticut pushes to keep Guard planes
• One dies as truck strikes tailgaters
• Police crack down on seat-belt scofflaws
• University of Bridgeport names Business School dean
• George Kent begins last season with Chorus of Westerly
• 'Somebody had to go first'
• Officers collect food for hungry
• As deadline looms, few good options for debt panel
• Men's Basketball Babson College 61, Connecticut College 51 Vadas Tallies 16 Points, Six Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 5, Trinity College 4
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 6, #9 Trinity College 2 DiPasquale Tallies Two Scores to Lead Camels in Offensive Uprising
• Men's Hockey Wesleyan University 6, Connecticut College 1
• Women's Hockey #9 Trinity College 3, Connecticut College 1 Dumont Tallies Third Period Marker for Camels
• Court fight likely over Rhode Island pensions
• Chiefs retain positions as mayor-elect goes forward
• Malloy rejects Northeast Utilities' $10 million offer
• New London housing for disabled gets $2.3M in grant aid
• In Egypt, a call to end military rule
• Illinois water plant targeted by overseas hackers
• Student protests continue in Chile
• Turkey trot
• Groton told not to rush closing middle school
• School superintendent bids farewell to Griswold for new job
• Men's Hockey Face-Off 2011-2012: Camels Open Season at Wesleyan Friday Night
• Stonington artist's work will grace cover of boaters' guide
• Finizio reappoints chiefs, clarifies statement on city attorney position
• Londregan out as New London law director, Finizio says
• Drug addicts finding hope in prison
• Sweeping Rhode Island pension system overhaul passes
• Panetta tells EB military must be protected
• Senior housing for Mystic's Coogan Farm touted at public presentation
• One big running family remembers Manchester race
• Occupy protesters take to streets nationwide
• Who gets a reserved parking space in Mystic?
• A river runs through it
• House, Senate pass budget bill to avert shutdown
• Field Hockey Field Hockey Watkins Selected to NFHCA All-Region Team for Camels Camels' Senior Tri-Captain Earns NESCAC & Regional Honors for 2nd Consecutive Year
• Volleyball Newman Named to AVCA All-America Team for Connecticut College Senior Outside Hitter Close Out Career with 1315 Kills for Camels
• Defense Secretary Panetta: EB "one of the very important elements of national defense"
• Preston drug bust yields numerous bags of heroin, cocaine
• Norwich man charged again in burglaries
• Idaho man charged with attempted assassination
• UPDATED: Occupy protesters coordinate in marches nationwide, including Hartford
• City Democrats change by-laws
• Franklin events will celebrate town's anniversary
• New London thinking rink
• Towns including Old Lyme gearing up for COG future
• Legislators check laws regarding who must report child sexual abuse
• Recount reverses Riverside Park sale
• Navy probing claims that cheating on submarines is widespread
• Mystic man's book was 98 years in the making
• Hot shot
• Panetta visits Electric Boat today as debt deadline nears
• Debt panel is urged to aim high
• Syrian army defectors attack military facilities
• Women's Hockey Face-Off 2011-2012: Camels Host Trinity Friday Night at 7
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College & Coast Guard Set to Host 2nd Annual Citizens Bank Camel/Cadet Classic
• The 'No' votes prevail in Riverside Park sale recount
• Groton recount ends in a tie
• UPDATED: New London Board of Ethics dismisses Ackley v. Buscetto
• State will audit local polling places
• Hadlyme Public Hall to hold holiday art show
• Shoreline Soup Kitchens to host community-wide Thanksgiving meal
• Five local men charged with illegal deer hunting
• Old Lyme Historical Society to host book launch Nov. 20
• Lyme-Old Lyme principal recognized in statewide award
• Riverside saga takes a surprise turn
• Police logs - Nov. 16
• Number of victims, amount of losses narrowed in case against LaSaracina
• Utilities' storm performance in Connecticut put under the microscope
• Home invasion jury told about angels, demons
• New London shooting victim's mother trying to stay strong
• 'Well of death'
• North Stonington teen data compiled on substance use
• Facebook breach raises concerns
• Perry, Cain try to do campaign damage control
• Men's Soccer Hancock & Brown Named to All-NESCAC Team for Connecticut College
• Ecologist Carl Safina to speak on campus
• Theater department presents Chekhov's 'Three Sisters'
• 1 hurt in UC Berkeley shooting; suspect in custody
• Occupy movement's future unclear after NYC sweep
• Preston's Congdon wins again
• Mayor says City Council will review whether park purchase agreement is void
• Utilities assessing their own storm response
• 20th Annual Historically Black College bus tour
• Water main break reported in Norwich
• Judge says New London slaying victim was 'executed'
• Police arrest 70 Wall Street protesters
• Courtroom may be closed for testimony of killer's child
• Disgraced United Way CEO, a Jewett City native, dies at 84
• Watery waiting room
• Buscetto sues St. Bernard School over firing
• Montville gets extreme makeover as new mayor, councilors take office
• North Stonington gets timeline for major school renovations
• Familiar face returning to City Hall in New London
• Women's Sailing #2 Camels Place Sixth in 18 Team Field at Atlantic Coast Championship
• Finizio appoints Glover as chief of administration
• Holmes arraigned in Saturday morning fatal shooting
• Finizio set to announce key position
• Westerly Hospital honored for its blood drives
• Malloy keeps 2,300 state jobs vacant
• Red Cross, union leaders reach agreement
• The sights and sounds of the Salmon River
• Election complaints focused on Riverside Park vote
• Dog is doing hard time after eating bat that might be rabid
• Economist takes reins in Italy
• New London police mum on murder
• Mystic senior housing proposal gets public airing Thursday
• Convicted sex offender sent back to prison
• Sweeping up in New London
• New leaders have high hopes for Norwich arts group
• More support urged for unpaid caregivers
• Police logs - Nov. 13
• Family fun at the Holiday Bazaar
• Independent police force considered in Ledyard
• Preparing for the dance in East Lyme
• Groton task force seeks new use for Groton Heights School
• One man charged in New London shooting death, another sought
• New London High School literacy coach goes by the book
• Connecticut's car dealers say things look rosier
• When a state loan is not a loan, it's a ‘forgivable'
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place 16th at New England Division III Championship Paiva Finishes 67th for Connecticut College
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place 13th at New England Division III Championship LeDuc Finishes in 41st Place for Connecticut College
• One man charged, second suspect sought after fatal overnight shooting
• End of an era: Italy's Berlusconi resigns
• Connecticut storm highlights decades of repeat issues
• Submarine Base sailors visit Harbor Elementary School
• Brown University reviewing Paterno Award
• Heard at Vietnam Memorial: 'Thanks'
• Postal Service wants stolen gear returned, offers amnesty
• It's game day at Penn State, but who can cheer?
• Sky lanterns take flight in Montville
• Boxes for Soldiers refining lists, accepting donations
• Frank's Gourmet Grille in East Lyme closes
• Everything's coming up 11's for L&M newborn
• Silent Service, 'Quiet Courage'
• Students walk the walk for recovering classmate
• A baby born at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11
• Veterans' affairs deputy commissioner: Veterans owed 'debt of gratitude'
• Storm could lead to higher electric rates
• Fallen soldier wouldn't want tears
• The long hello in Groton as sub crew comes home
• Panel approves 10 percent cut for lobster hauls in local waters
• East Lyme seeks ordinance to outlaw or curb sale of drug paraphernalia
• Public invited to meetings as Preston goes after grants
• Greece taps economist to lead country
• Soaked in Seoul
• Brentwood blaze
• 'It's been one hell of an experience'
• New advice on kids' cholesterol tests
• Sailing Second Ranked Camel Women Qualify for Atlantic Coast Championship
• Men's Cross Country LeDuc Garners All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Volleyball 2011 NESCAC Championship: Camels Prepare for Middlebury
• Volleyball NESCAC Quarterfinal: #3 Middlebury College 3, #6 Connecticut College 0
• Women's Cross Country Maret Finishes in 75th Place at ECAC Championship for Camels
• Men's Cross Country Green Leads Camels to 18th Place Finish at ECAC Championship
• Coed Sailing #13 Camels Place Sixth in 20 Team Field at R.I. State Championship
• Men's Soccer Hancock Named to Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team for Connecticut College
• November arts and events at Connecticut College
• Exploring the causes of violence on the U.S.-Mexico border
• Scholar to speak on life in Libya before and after revolution
• New London police union elects officers
• Home with roses in hand
• Closing date for Riverside Park sale will be moved
• Police seeking man who impersonated a cop
• Old Lyme Town Hall and transfer station closed on Veterans Day
• High Hopes to host holiday event on Nov. 20
• Old Lyme holding holiday toy drive
• Transformer fire blocks road, leaves some in the dark
• US delays massive oil pipeline from Canada
• Walk will benefit breast cancer survivors fund and hospice
• Coast Guard Academy and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Rebuild Homes for Endangered Birds
• Business in local lodgings up as many seek shelter from the storm
• Sister testifies that killer in Connecticut home invasion abused her
• No tricks, plenty of treats
• Norwich marina purchase goes through
• Police logs - Nov. 1
• Navy restores NUWC's contract authority
• Noank Fire District to get six months to devise plan for using former school
• L&M workers mourn loss of Jack, beloved security dog
• Waterford High grad reportedly killed while serving with Army in Afghanistan
• Waterford property revaluation continuing, ahead of schedule
• Oct. 31 concert celebrates the spooky sounds of Halloween
• Pulitzer Prize-winning artist and illustrator Art Spiegelman to speak on campus
• Obama signs emergency declaration; Malloy assesses damage
• Man gets suspended sentence in NL shooting
• Local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Water main repaired on Norwich West Side
• Norwich marina sale finalized
• Candidates will be at Harbour Towers
• Blumenthal endorses Democratic ticket
• NPU crews helping municipal utilities in storm-damaged towns
• Popular L&M security dog has died
• New health insurance co-op aims to cut costs for patients, doctors
• Friends, family of Matthew Chew gather for Halloween-themed vigil
• Become a master gardener
• GAO report shows VA's mental health caseload climbing
• Nor'easter leaves 3 million powerless
• Mystic Seaport reaches milestone in restoration of whaler Charles W. Morgan
• New faces, responsibilities loom for New London City Council
• New London Board of Education race offers crowded field for seven seats
• School on holidays an expensive lesson for North Stonington
• Compared to Irene, region got off lucky
• 'First Five' firm TicketNetwork skirts rules, pushes ethical boundaries
• Much of the state still without power
• Summit: VA needs outreach for women veterans
• Weather puts chill on Mystic's haunted bride
• Navy commissions Virginia-class submarine USS California
• It's lights out for much of Connecticut in snowstorm
• Kenny Reels says he's heeding tribal members' call in council run
• With candidacy, Michael Thomas seeks ‘direction from my people’
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place Sixth at NESCAC Championship Leduc Recovers from Early Fall to Place Seventh for Camels
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place Ninth at NESCAC Championship Paiva Leads Camels with 53rd Place Finish
• NESCAC Quarterfinal #3 Trinity College 2, #6 Connecticut College 1 Hormel Scores Second Half Goal for Camels
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Stevens Tech. 0 Camels Notch 18th Win of Season in New London
• USS California commissioned at Naval Station Norfolk
• Volleyball Tufts University 3, Connecticut College 2 Newman Buries Career-Best 32 Kills in Setback for Camels
• Latest forecast: Rain today, possibly turning to snow tonight
• New grant would fund marketing region's historical and cultural resources
• Three seats up for grabs on Preston school board
• Matthew Chew remembered
• Ol' Man Winter may be getting an early start
• Winter-like weather could impact heating-assistance program
• Development of hospital property dominates Preston race
• Convicted rapist/killer will stay in prison for additional 5 years
• Crowley sworn in as Groton Town chief of police
• Make healthy food choices on a budget
• Buscetto: 'We should be moving forward'
• Men's Soccer Playoff Notebook Surging Camels Visit Trinity for 11:30 a.m. Quarterfinal Saturday
• The Privateer Lynx signals its arrival
• Snow kidding? Nor'easter to bring in several inches this weekend
• Parole board returns Boyle to prison
• Student athlete from Connecticut dies after workout at URI
• Injured vet spent days at work, nights at protest
• Mashantucket tribal vice chairman won't seek re-election
• Paws: Mountain lion roaming East Haddam?
• Pretty in pink at Montville High School
• True to form, Andrew Lockwood is not about to give up
• 100 hours in the rubble
• U.S. drone base in Ethiopia is operational
• Buscetto wins state leadership award
• Local Guard soldiers are back on friendly turf
• Prosecutors reject LaSaracina's gambling claims
• Norwichtown Mall reconstruction to start in February
• Replica privateer will sail into New London Friday
• No Haunted Hayride in Old Saybrook this year
• 5th Annual Family Halloween Festival
• Columnist urges women to share their stories as Women & Girls Fund announces $108,000 in grants
• Effort begun in Stonington to preserve Coogan Farm property
• Spending some face time in the shark tank
• Malloy speaks in Groton to young people on compensating for disabilities
• Hopkins-Cavanagh out to resurrect the city
• Bangkok traffic cop
• Debt panel showing signs of life
• Oakland police action unnerves some protesters
• Jobs bill a slam-dunk in legislature
• $290 million Jackson Lab proposal gets OK in Hartford
• Volleyball Camels Top Endicott, Fall to Coast Guard Newman, Terlizzi Honored on Senior Day
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Coast Guard 1 Camels Triumph 34th Meeting of Route 32 Rivals
• Sailing Camels Place 11th out of 18 Teams at Sherman Hoyt Regatta
• Women's Cross Country Cookson Leads Camels at Mayor's Cup Coach Dyer Posts Time of 18:34
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Mitchell College 0 Ketcham Accounts for 24 Assists & Four Kills for Camels
• Field Hockey #10 Amherst College 3, Connecticut College 0 Napolitano Makes 21 Saves in Season Finale for Camels
• Women's Soccer #8 Amherst College 4, Connecticut College 0 Signor Stops 11 Shots in Season Finale for Camels
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 3, #5 Amherst College 2 Camels Stun Fifth Ranked Lord Jeffs in Amherst
• onStage at Connecticut College presents 'Moby Dick' by the Gare St Lazare Players Ireland Nov. 13
• Legislature: Senate passes Jackson Lab project; House OKs $626 million jobs package
• State Senate Democrats support Malloy's genetics lab proposal
• Work on Niantic train bridge running on schedule
• Panel to discuss careers that combat domestic violence
• AFT Connecticut supports Finizio after 3 local unions back Buscetto
• Family first, city a close second for Rob Pero
• Shiloh Baptist event to showcase prisoner issues and services
• Latest Virginia-class submarine to be commissioned Saturday
• State officials wrapping up revisions on regulation of wild animals
• Patriots' fitness pals from Norwich
• No to the pipeline
• Shenkman verdict a 'relief'
• A new generation of retail in downtown New London
• Shenkman guilty on all counts as jury rejects insanity plea
• Hootie's in Pawcatuck hit with fine and 3-day suspension
• State union endorses Finizio
• A Whole New Ball Game: Jamey Gray has become a world-class trick-shot pool player
• VIDEO: 48 hours later, 2-week-old baby emerges from Turkey's rubble
• Electrical workers back Finizio
• East Lyme school board meeting canceled
• Make room for daddy at Aquarium
• NFA to host traveling exhibit honoring Jewish poet of Statue of Liberty fame
• Norwich ethics official doesn't want to be reappointed
• Ackley vs. Buscetto to play out over three New London ethics hearings
• Halloween tradition in Griswold
• Finizio's focus is trained on a better city
• Shenkman jurors face formidable task
• A guide to administration's new mortgage-refinance plan
• Groton decides to close a middle school
• Primary preparations
• A Halloween tradition survives in Griswold
• Jury gets Shenkman case to deliberate
• Norwich Tech evacuated but no gas leak found
• Open house for parents-to-be
• Boy killed in Bridgeport blaze
• Blumenthal to discuss new antibiotics
• Police logs for Oct. 24, 2011
• Torch cams to give masses views from Lady Liberty
• Route 11 crash victim mourned: 'Way too beautiful for this world'
• Plans for Norwichtown Mall to be presented Thursday
• Friends to remember Matthew Chew with Halloween-themed memorial vigil
• Mitchell, Pfizer join to help disabled grads find work
• Mayoral candidate Martin Olsen says New London needs to focus on its schools
• Montville Democratic Party official halts FOI complaint
• Norwich City Council race is quiet affair
• Board will investigate Ackley ethics complaint against Buscetto
• Libya's transitional leader declares liberation
• Charges filed in Riverside Park incident
• Submarine force is preparing for a changing landscape
• Malloy focuses on maritime issues during visit to New London
• Governor joins Finizio at New London Democrats' rally
• Is Linda McMahon too rich to run?
• Meet the candidates in Ledyard mayor's race
• Write-ins making mark in New London, North Stonington
• Some parents are getting cellphones for their young children
• Military benefits on chopping block; veterans groups try to block cuts
• Woman, already sentenced, charged with trying to sneak drugs into prison
• City PZC member charged with criminal mischief in Riverside Park
• Old Lyme seeks volunteers to serve on committee on blight issues
• Malloy checks out New London shipyard
• 'Jersey Shore' stars, Regis help Mohegan Sun celebrate
• Salem selectmen candidates running unopposed
• Connecticut among six states backing EPA rule on air pollution
• State senator wants more details about Jackson Lab 'letter of intent'
• Stretch of Shetucket River earns greenway designation
• Norwich voters facing precinct realignment
• Police logs - Oct. 22, 2011
• Official: NBC Sports relocating to Connecticut
• Shenkman case likely going to jury on Monday
• Women's Soccer Wesleyan University 2, Connecticut College 1 Palatino Scores Second Half Goal for Camels
• Field Hockey Wesleyan University 4, Connecticut College 0
• Men's Soccer Camels Prepare for Saturday's Showdown with Coast Guard
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Salve Regina University 0 Newman, Terlizzi to be Honored Saturday
• State releases 160 salmon into Shetucket River
• Shenkman's stepdaughter testifies about fire at Niantic beach house
• Stonington and Ledyard to receive Small Cities grants
• Going to great heights for a good cause
• Like MLK, students have a dream
• Putting their best toe forward at the Garde
• Team's payments fall short of covering Fitch school field improvements
• Problem gamblers a quandary for judges
• Connecticut lawmakers weigh proposal for research lab
• Ohio man who freed wild animals was deep in debt
• Malloy: Jobs bill provides new direction
• Another costly error found in Griswold finances
• Few Americans take immigrants' jobs in Alabama
• Connecticut College awarded $100,000 grant for scholarships to Science Leaders
• onStage at Connecticut College presents L.A. Theatre Works' 'The Rivalry' Nov. 4
• Mohegan Sun executives, fundraisers scale hotel for Special Olympics
• Science Day fun in Groton
• Hotel developer withdraws Norwich Hospital proposal
• CGA to host Fifth Annual Guardian Invitational Mock Trial Competition
• Gov. Malloy to Serve as Honorary Chairman of OpSail2012CT
• Calif. company recalls bagged salad blends
• Lawmakers hold hearing about proposed Jackson Labs deal
• Connecticut bill includes $180 million for small biz
• State physicians launching insurance alternative
• 'Lost' O'Neill play a big find
• Paffard Woods
• Discussion to resume over condominium/housing plan pitched for Pawcatuck site
• Dental clinic idea for Mystic location prompts question
• Rainy day ramble in New London
• Crowley named chief of Groton Town police
• Montville bridge could benefit if state program is revived
• Greeks protest new austerity bill
• Romney and Perry's longtime rivalry resurfaces
• Prosecution witnesses say Shenkman sane
• James Witkins
• Malloy delays release of bipartisan jobs creation package details
• Albert Bretton (Brett) Enman
• Mary Jo Nosal
• Robert R. Mitchell Jr.
• RI official calls for ban on bath salts being used as drug
• Complaint against four Montville officials headed for hearing
• 'No fatal flaw' uncovered in development plan for Pawcatuck neighborhood
• All against Cain: Upstart targeted in GOP debate
• First selectman candidates spar in Griswold debate
• New London candidates for City Council make their pitch
• Who's ahead in polls in New London's mayoral race?
• Shenkman had lost self-control, doctor says
• Questions about Plum Island's future unresolved
• Malloy, key legislators close to agreement on jobs plan
• Women's Soccer #14 Williams College 2, Connecticut College 0
• Men's Soccer Williams College 1, Connecticut College 0
• Field Hockey Williams College 3, Connecticut College 0
• Special theatrical performance will be part of Centennial Fall Weekend
• 2 plead guilty in mortgage scam run by Guzman of Waterford
• Groton gets a touch up
• Chances to meet North Stonington candidates
• Malloy and legislators '90 percent' in agreement on jobs package
• Riverside Park vote signs reported missing
• Defense witness says Shenkman was depressed and psychotic
• Two men arraigned in Ledyard home invasion case
• Window dressing in New London
• Mystic Arts Center, merchants discuss dispute over parking policy
• New London City Council hires former judge to investigate Police Chief Ackley's complaint
• Court hears details of Shenkman's mental health
• Another council candidate withdraws under Hatch Act
• Police logs for Oct. 18, 2011
• Hacking weighed in attack on Libya
• Iran nuke effort suffers setbacks
• Norwich company proposes 245 units of senior housing in Mystic
• Rivera drops out of NL City Council race
• Psychiatrist: Shenkman suffered from ADD and other disorders
• Malloy will attend Democratic rally in New London
• Buscetto supporters plan party
• Friess-McSparran schedules fundraiser
• Voter registration set for Saturday
• Maynard will replace Potts as Democratic council candidate
• Norwich starts search for city clerk
• Kansas man was pilot in fatal crash
• Police cite privacy concerns over their own DNA
• Blueprint drawn for area's economic growth
• Whale mural in New London gets touch up
• Police logs for Oct. 17, 2011
• Passing Ledge Light
• North Stonington parents can monitor child's classwork with click of a finger
• Stonington could surrender hold on museum
• State tells New London school board: Get focused on education
• Seaport seeks Morgan witnesses
• King Memorial Dedicated
• Women's Cross Country Paiva Places 36th for Camels at Home Invitational
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place Second at Home Invitational Leduc Finishes as Runner Up for Camels
• Women's Soccer Bates College 1, Connecticut College 0
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Bates College 1 Lee's Penalty Kick in 72nd Minute Vaults Camels Past Bobcats
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Wesleyan University 1 Camels Improve to 6-3 in NESCAC Play
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 3, Bates College 0 Gaffny, Fitzgerald & Morgan Contribute with Goals for Camels
• Jackson Lab deal's fine print raises questions
• Late soldier's mission lives on in help for homeless vets
• Artist Shetterly is visiting fellow at Mitchell
• BBQ heavyweights duke it out
• Economic protests reach Europe
• One of two police officers running for City Council drops out of race
• Police Logs - Oct. 16, 2011
• Congressmen promote bipartisanship
• Inmate charged in murder-for-hire attempt
• Confessed killer from Stonington goes to law school
• Potts, in New London, withdraws as council candidate
• USS Hartford sailors run the ING Hartford half and full marathon
• Coast Guard Band Saxophone Quartet performs at esteemed musical institutions
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Trinity College 1 Newman Posts Double-Double with 26 Kills & 12 Digs for Camels
• Prescription drug diversion a growing problem
• Taftville man accused of sexual assault of 8-year-old
• Texas man faces in life in prison on drug charges
• Murphy leads Democrats in fundraising
• Moose spotted on Interstate 84
• So many books, so little time
• Wheeler Library turns up the heat on fundraising
• Norwich candidates report finances
• Norwich police lieutenant has big retirement plan: working with kids
• Three arrested after invasion of home in Ledyard
• Taftville man faces charges after shower with child
• Groton shellfishing areas to reopen Saturday
• Finizio files amended campaign finance form in New London
• Buscetto registers as write-in candidate on Nov. 8 ballot
• DEEP: Moose sighted today near I-84 in Waterbury
• Schultz pinch hitting for Harjo
• Voter registrations scheduled
• UPDATED: Police arrest three in connection with Ledyard home invasion
• Fight over pasta lands man in jail
• Plainfield man, 72, arrested in narcotics investigation at VFW
• Eastern Connecticut State highest in minority faculty
• New London Republicans blast Finizio's financial disclosure
• FBI subpoenas files from Mashantuckets
• 'Dart the iron!'
• Preston Redevelopment Agency meets with possible developers
• Food activist says what we eat affects how we live
• Malloy lab plan starting to lose appeal among GOP legislators
• Norwich woman suing VA for her benefits
• Opponents of Riverside Park sale present their cases
• Acclaimed novelist to speak on campus Oct. 19
• Medicare open enrollment period starts Saturday
• Jury resumes deliberations in home invasion case
• Komisarjevsky verdict: Guilty on all 17 counts in triple homicide
• State police say NL officers justified in May shooting
• New London man sentenced on gun charges
• Police arrest second man in connection with burglary
• NL to get $319k grant for transit infrastructure
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 2, Wellesley College 1 Gaffny Tallies Goal, Assist for Camels
• More than 350 CL&P customers without power in Montville
• RI officials warn of botulism risk in herring
• Protesters to target Pfizer today
• Downtown delicious
• Norwich burglarly shakes up neighborhood
• High maintenance
• School board members not happy with school closing report
• State rests in Shenkman trial
• Beetham honored at his retirement
• McDaniel receives lion's share of campaign funds
• Women's Lacrosse Longley Named Interim Women's Lacrosse Coach at Connecticut College Former Hamilton All-American and Oberlin head coach starts Oct. 15
• Lecture to explore the hidden history of Blacks in Mexico
• New policy: City workers now must pay fees for record copies
• NL man arrested in Tuesday night Norwich burglary
• No verdict in Komisarjevsky trial on day 1
• Westerly Library will hold grand opening
• Farmer to make presentation
• Quebec man charged with sex assault of a minor
• Groton man pleads guilty in 2009 death of Navy sailor
• Actress Mia Farrow gives Darfur items to UConn
• Lanes clear after morning rollover on I-395
• Police investigate home invasion in Willimantic
• Jury deliberations in Conn. home invasion trial
• Bon voyage, Ares
• New London school board hopefuls have same priority
• Teacher of the year emphasizes school climate
• Origin of house fire in Shenkman case unknown, investigator testifies
• Groton could vote this month on closing a middle school
• GOP registrar of voters dies in Norwich
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 1, Mount Holyoke Colleg 0 Palatino's Goal in 79th Minute Propels Camels to Victory
• Men's Water Polo Team Wins On West Coast
• Women's Hockey 2011-2012 Uniforms Unveiled for the Upcoming Season
• Coed Sailing #12 Camels Place Fourth at Moody Trophy and Barnett Trophy Regattas
• Motorists warned about deer, moose presence near roads
• State workers continue to join retired ranks
• Norwich city clerk resigns
• Shenkman trial testimony focuses on origin of fire
• UPDATED: Stephen Hayes letters said he killed 17 women
• Groton school board to consider middle school plans tonight
• Man pinned by tree undergoes surgery
• Creeps to Crawl at Community Center
• Swimmer believed lost off RI coast turns up safe
• National governors group to meet in Hartford
• Norwich man receives humanitarian award for efforts in Haiti
• Salem ice cream stand offers its sundae best to help horses
• Sea lion bites Mystic Aquarium trainer
• Police logs - Oct. 11
• New London under 'occupation'
• Accidents don't take a holiday
• State issues warning to New London school board
• Mashantuckets back diabetes research
• UPDATED: Police say no serious injuries in 8-vehicle East Lyme crash
• Malloy's wife tapped as CEO of Hartford arts group
• Sea lion bite sends aquarium trainer to hospital
• North Stonington man charged with crashing car into gas pumps, fighting with troopers
• Welcome-home kiss
• Community helps sick Westerly girl realize dream of a hot tub
• Police logs for Oct. 10, 2011
• Mystic Seaport plans nine-day celebration to mark Morgan's 1941 arrival
• Mystic Seaport, DEEP sponsor competition for cover art
• Animals blessed at Gales Ferry church
• Farmers take a pass on getting Irene loans
• Proposed land swap aims to help parking in downtown Niantic
• Autumn is Apple Festival time in Salem
• State pursues sales tax from Amazon
• Artists paint murals for Lyman Allyn exhibit
• Mystic rally echoes national movement
• Police logs - Oct. 9, 2011
• Police: Man shot himself during alleged kidnapping
• UConn offering free loaner bikes
• New London Landmarks offering tour of historic Cedar Grove Cemetery
• Old Town Mill planning to celebrate the harvest
• Lyme land trust adds 40 acres
• New London mayoral candidates press agendas
• Lawmakers concerned about state's defense jobs
• Women's Soccer Tufts University 3, Connecticut College 1 Bilodeau Tallies Sixth Goal of Season for Camels
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 0, Tufts University 0 2OT Tie Marini Posts Fourth Shutout of Season for Camels
• Field Hockey #12 Tufts University 5, Connecticut College 1 Gaffny Scores Fourth Goal of Season for Camels
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place 11th Against D. 3 Competition at All-New England Championship
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place Seventh in D. 3 Field at All-New England Championship
• Volleyball Terlizzi Tallies 23 Digs in Two NESCAC Matches for Camels
• Westerly man charged with forgery, larceny
• Coventry man charged with risk of injury to minor
• Here comes the bride at Harkness
• Voters who expect to be away Nov. 8 may pick up absentee ballots
• New London teen headed to prison for stabbing
• Udderly fascinating in Preston
• Norwich clerk's hearing Tuesday
• Walking tour will take aim at firearms industry in Norwich
• Wall Street protest sprouts in Hartford
• Police describe Shenkman's capture, end of 13-hour standoff
• College marks anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death with vigil
• A memorable wedding day at Harkness
• Secretary of State: Absentee ballots now available for registered voters
• Police Union: ‘No Confidence' in Leadership
• Scientists seek to document later fall colors
• Explore Bailey’s Ravine's rocks, ridges and rarities
• Organizer trying to bring 'Occupy Wall Street' to Mystic
• Connecticut Dems to oppose proposed heating aid cuts
• US employers likely added few jobs in September
• After 10 years, Afghanistan war continues to change lives
• Send-off committee for a seal
• Malloy launches jobs initiative
• OpSail group has goal to raise $1 million for July event
• Man charged in home invasion told psychologist of being abused
• Police logs - Oct. 7, 2011
• Montville makes pitch for Wheeler High School students
• Candidates talking about tax abatements in New London mayoral race
• Connecticut College will Welcome Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2011 Oct. 15
• Board of Education candidate to have fundraiser
• Drug charges leveled against Uncasville man
• Branford man sentenced after impersonating police officer while assaulting prostitute
• Pero, Finizio spar over tax plan proposals for New London
• Malloy leads 'Reinventing Connecticut' economic summit
• State launches drug drop-off program for towns
• One lane of I-395 opened after tractor-trailer fire
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 2, ECSU 0 Bilodeau, Parente Score Goals for Camels
• Crash closes one lane on I-95 in East Lyme
• Steve Jobs, visionary co-founder of Apple, dies
• Malloy pledges steady funding for municipalities
• Shenkman was 'acting crazy'
• Esty says he's now a believer in free speech
• Montville High students say no to bullying
• More Connecticut workers than expected taking retirement, avoiding concessions
• Montville mayoral candidates debate town priorities
• China scientists in region to learn about coping with changes along the coast
• Norwich church building showing its age
• Men's Hockey Kevin Reich '14 Tracks the Camels in Their Summer Internships & Work Experiences
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Mitchell College 1 Kerr's Goal in 86th Minute Propels Camels to Victory
• Connecticut College to host symposium on Islam Oct. 13-14
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is dead
• Former wife testifies Shenkman abducted, held her hostage
• Activists seeking ideas for 'Occupy Hartford' protests
• Massachusetts bill would include pets in restraining orders
• Quinnipiac names first Muslim chaplain
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Lights, camera ...
• Wound center opens in Waterford
• Ledyard Center takes step toward 'vibrant' makeover
• Jurors hear Shenkman's demands
• City going ahead with downtown skating rink
• Waterford firetrucks lead resident to her home, on fire
• Reunion to mark 100 years of Stonington-Westerly rivalry
• 3 Stonington officers honored for rescue
• Coed Sailing #12 Camels Place Fourth at 20 Team Danmark Trophy Intersectional
• Men's Water Polo Mitchell Leads Club with Seven Goals Scored
• onStage at Connecticut College presents The Mingus Big Band Oct. 22
• Art history department offering day trips to New York City
• NL City Council approves the Parade on ice
• Shenkman to negotiators: Just remember, I'm in charge
• Finizio holds fund-raiser
• Mayoral forum at Centro
• UDPATED: Firefighters contain Waterford blaze
• Power restored after widespread outages in East Lyme, Old Lyme
• 56 state troopers who were laid off will return to work
• Planning expert tells New London to market Fort Trumbull
• Courthouse cleanup in New London
• Norwich approves demolition of two schools
• Teacher contract approved in Waterford
• Thomas, Reels look for new terms on tribal council
• Report: Local towns show high breast cancer rates
• Shenkman trial under way
• First day of testimony in Shenkman trial includes Tyler's friend, detective
• New London respond to vandalism incident Saturday night
• Day publisher explains press disruption Monday
• Zombie protesters object to corporate greed
• Jewett City man sentenced for accepting gratuity from foreign military supplier
• Protests continue in New York, Boston against Wall Street, corporate greed
• Mockumentary rings judges' bells in Whaling City Film Project' contest
• Report: State workers get $250 million in overtime
• Grants available for military children
• Police logs -- Oct. 3
• Pretty hot stuff in Norwich
• Mystic Aquarium building Titanic exhibit
• Yale plan envisions mixed-use neighborhood at Fort Trumbull
• Special tours available at Old Lighthouse Museum in Stonington
• Habitat for Humanity breaks ground in Norwich
• East Lyme may lower or eliminate fluoride in water
• School issue gets political in Norwich
• Men's Soccer Middlebury College 2, Connecticut College 0
• Women's Soccer Middlebury College 2, Connecticut College 1 Alvarez Scores Second Half Goal for Camels
• Volleyball Camels Take Two of Three Conference Matches in Maine Schroff Erupts with 45 Kills in 10 Games for Camels
• Field Hockey #2 Bowdoin College 4, Connecticut College 1 Fitzgerald Scores Eighth Goal of Season for Camels
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Bowdoin College 1 OT Signor Stops Seven Shots in NESCAC Win for Camels
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 1, Bowdoin College 0 O'Brien's Second Half Marker Propels Camels to NESCAC Win
• Field Hockey #12 Middlebury College 3, Connecticut College 1 Napolitano Stops 19 Shots for Camels
• Mother arrested for prison pot delivery to son
• Va-rooom!
• American Warriors visit the memorial
• Fleet Reserve events include spaghetti dinner, Halloween party
• USS New Hampshire flag presented to namesake state's governor
• State reapportionment panel misses deadline
• New London High School program aims beyond the law
• Schenkman trial begins Monday
• Rell joins cancer survivors in celebrating life
• Coast Guard: Rats must be removed from seized boat
• New NFA head will be a 'good student'
• Car strikes Old Saybrook pedestrian, injuries serious
• FAA: small plane crashes in Connecticut
• State announces 4 percent increase in rail, bus fares beginning Jan. 1
• Police logs - Oct. 1
• Volunteers weaving for the health of the Sound
• Salem, restaurant rebound after damage done by Irene
• Resignation of officer ends Norwich police probe
• Navy explores longer deployments for submarines
• A mom's message: Beware signs of suicide
• Backus Hospital puts remaining LPNs on the shelf, employed but not working
• Lab plan pleasant surprise for Malloy
• State's legal system loses familiar face
• Witnesses: New London teen hit by car on her way home from school
• Norwich officer under investigation resigns
• State Supreme Court rules against Groton church
• State to provide $291 million in incentives to new health center
• Free 'Irene' wood chips for New London residents
• P.D.'s K-9 ‘Neecko' Gets Kudos for a Busy Week
• Today is last day for Backus LPNs
• Dozens arrested in drug raid at Philadelphia Boeing plant
• More than 600 jobs predicted to result from state deal with Jackson Lab
• Mullane has clearer path to 14th term in North Stonington
• Specters along the Mystic
• GOP changes delegate rules
• Buscetto to run as write-in candidate
• Betancourt accepts plea deal in drowning death
• Nonunion state employees getting longevity bonuses
• Stable moment in Niantic
• Mystic’s Chief Hilbert leads State Firefighter’s Association
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Saint Joseph College 0 Stavola Contributes with 10 Kills & 5 Aces for Camels
• East Lyme GOP to hold 'Meet the Candidates' night
• A misty New London morning
• Buscetto says he'll run for mayor as write-in candidate
• Police: Woman Stabs Her Dog, Blames Ex-Boyfriend
• Historical Society Elects New Board Members
• Connecticut senators want help for shellfish farmers
• As movie shoot begins, a short walk in Stonington borough takes all day
• Sub force commander presses for new boats
• One extra gets a chance to be part of the magic of movie-making
• UConn adopts new $1 billion budget
• New London Democrats oppose sale of Riverside Park
• Fired up
• Police logs - Sept. 29
• Governor praises New London car dealership's expansion, job creation, tenacity
• Norwich city planners take a tour of city's potential
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 5, Babson College 2 Fitzgerald Erupts With Hat-Trick in Eight Point Outburst for Camels
• Crowd gathers for production of Meryl Streep, Tommy Lee Jones film
• London preps for 2012 Olympic Games
• Romney draws heat for outsider claims
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 2, UMass-Dartmouth 1 OT Christensen Supplies Game-Winner for Camels
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Coast Guard 0 Bilodeau Scores Twice to Leads Camels in Whale Cup Win
• Feds give Conn. $550,000 to increase exports
• Fugitive US hijacker caught in Portugal
• This is fall?
• UConn's Herbst tours Avery Point
• Hundreds apply for food aid in wake of Irene
• A rare traffic control system: Three in, three out
• Malloy touts the virtues of GAAP
• Lawmakers OK revised heating aid plan
• Former secretary sues Montville
• Preston selectman files FOI complaint
• Connecticut College professor edits new encyclopedia of European ethnic groups
• October arts and events
• Administration defends heating aid plan
• Malloy keynotes meeting of municipal bond professionals
• Hearing held on home heating assistance
• Tape of Michael Jackson includes slurred words during concerts
• Police: Uptick Reported in Thefts from Vehicles in Branford
• Jury selection to get underway in child death case
• RI board approves tuition for undocumented immigrants
• Malloy says ACC's decision not likely soon
• Milford man hangs himself; wife stabbed, choked
• Cleared for takeoff in New London
• Flipping out
• 'Rearranging' of local Catholic churches under way
• Key lawmakers, Malloy exploring economic proposals
• Norwich parents hear how to improve schools
• Montville police force gets new resident state trooper
• Montville welcomes a new trooper
• Sailing Camels Top Field at 18 Team St. Mary's Intersectional
• Volleyball Newman Repeats as NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• Connecticut College's annual Fall Stargazing Event is Saturday, Oct. 1
• College to host prominent scholar noted for work on the African Diaspora and its impact on history
• Head over heels
• Video: Inside the Washington Monument during earthquake
• School board to meet Tuesday on future of Wheeler High School
• Police say man molested 4-year-old in New London
• Norwich Police arrest 11 in prostitution investigation
• Police logs- Sept. 26
• Man charged with setting Hartford blaze; 13 are displaced
• Trooper hurt in traffic stop
• A prayer for the police
• Connecticut River cleanup a bigger task because of Irene
• Disaster benefits draw crowds, and praise for DSS
• Survey shows Massachusetts residents want casinos
• Antique cars draw enthusiasts to Mystic Seaport
• Two Griswold ponds to be lowered this winter
• Critics attack Malloy for opening door to unionization
• Pearl Street in Mystic will have no-parking zones Monday
• Volleyball Volleyball Camels Top Wellesley, Frostburg to Earn Spot in Semis at MIT Tourn.
• Volleyball Camels Post 3-1 Record at MIT Invitational Newman, Schroff Named to All-Invitational Team
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place Second at Seven Team Wesleyan Invitational
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place Second at Wesleyan Invitational Mulcahy Wins Race as Unattached Runner
• Men's Soccer Trinity College 2, Connecticut College 0
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 0, Trinity College 0 Signor Steps Up with Six Saves Off Bench for Camels
• Field Hockey #15 Trinity College 2, Connecticut College 1 Scribner Provides a Boost to Improving Camel Defense
• 9-foot-long shark washes ashore in Massachusetts
• Steel house at Conn College gets chance to shine again
• Puttin' on the dog in Old Lyme
• New London's Councilor Buscetto releases copy of ethics complaint
• 7 teams shoot for the prize in annual New London movie contest
• Avery Point scientist a global leader in mercury research
• A day to honor fallen heroes
• Groton-New London Airport adding safety margin to runway
• A toast to art in New London
• Students retaking mastery tests
• Home from the ocean, home to the waves
• Tribal member's blog offers insider's perspective
• More Virginia-class submarines sought
• Army: Arlington burial problems being fixed
• Feds: Four alleged Rhode Island mob figures in custody
• Dashawn Revels sentenced to 55 years for 2009 murder
• Funding at issue for Niantic River watershed cleanup goals
• Mystic woman's death in suspected overdose hints of heroin rebound
• onStage at Connecticut College presents Limón Dance Company Sept. 30
• Children's Program to host Scholastic Book Fair
• John Lewis Gaddis to speak at Connecticut College
• Terri Brodeur breast cancer walk steps off Oct. 1
• UPDATED: Niantic River bridge working again
• DEEP extends scup season
• Bond Comission approves funds for new lab at agricultural experiment station
• Norwich retains strong bond rating
• Republican leader hears local ideas on boosting jobs
• Palestinian leader warns of government collapse; formally requests membership in UN
• Revels to serve 55 years for New London murder
• Governor says state will apply for No Child Left Behind waiver
• Nystrom asks local businesses to get involved in city revitalization efforts
• Home invasion defendant: I never thought to untie girls
• Gold star licenses to be optional in Connecticut
• Noank Shellfish Cooperative, sidelined by Irene, back selling oysters
• Waterford contractor sentenced in mortgage scam
• Preston Redevelopment Agency rejects request for access
• A fine day for fishing with a friend
• Local lobstermen debate their options
• Baked goods boundy in Niantic
• Deadly flooding in Pakistan
• Receiver details five-year recovery plan for bankrupt Central Falls, R.I.
• Connecticut College Revises Schedule for Saturday's NESCAC Triple-Header with Trinity
• Man arrested for picking fight with school bus driver
• Water samples in Village Drive area of East Lyme now clear of coliform
• CWC to Flush Water Mains in Area Towns
• John Russell will run for council as independent candidate
• Home invasion defendant: I never thought of untying girls
• 'Gold star' driver's license program begins Oct. 3
• Armed robbery at UConn prompts campus alert
• Montville school celebrates with a little reading magic
• A classic look
• Redevelopment agency hears debate on making Preston proposals public
• Firefighter's efforts in obtaining federal grant praised as new Mystic fireboat funded
• Bond set at $1 million for man accused in Amy shooting death
• Simmons: No endorsement for McMahon
• Gold Star families gathering for Fallen Heroes ceremony
• New London High School puts parents in the classroom
• Governance councils forming in Norwich schools
• Union door ajar for state care workers
• Men's Soccer Wesleyan University 1, Connecticut College 0
• Women's Basketball Wilson Releases 2011-2012 Schedule
• CL&P, developer: Preston didn't understand deal
• Man arraigned in May shooting death in Norwich
• Police offer reward for information on 2008 homicide
• Fire damages Old Lyme laundromat
• Groton man sentenced in child pornography case
• Linda McMahon back for second run at Senate
• Police logs - Sept. 21, 2011
• Funeral for former Stonington Borough fire chief
• New London Board of Ethics urged to drop Buscetto inquiry
• Longtime envoy, speaking at Conn College, warns U.S. could lose its diplomatic edge
• Cadets ponder how the end of 'don't ask, don't tell' will affect life at Coast Guard Academy
• Navy veteran's death after arrest in Westerly called homicide
• East Lyme to speed up chlorination of town water
• Hearing held on Norwich ethics complaint
• 3 ordinances on agenda for Stonington town meeting tonight
• Man arrested in May shooting death in Norwich of Johnny Amy
• Women's Soccer UMass-Dartmouth 3, Connecticut College 2
• Touting herself as a 'proven job creator,' Linda McMahon announces a second U.S. Senate bid
• Norwich police rehire officer Dean
• Mystic man arrested by Westerly police was homicide victim, attorney says
• Judge recommends continued confinement for Gothold
• Complaint lodged against New London ethics board
• Police persuade despondent person to step down from garage roof
• McMahon to make second Senate bid in Connecticut
• Ratings vary for response by CL&P
• Sharing sunset with a friend
• Eagle's training cruise
• Thousands of Himalaya quake victims slept outdoors in heavy rains
• CL&P denies being partner to develop former Norwich Hospital site
• Norwich council wants to fire city clerk
• Police logs - Sept. 20
• Tick bites cause more than Lyme disease, Yale researchers find different strain of bacteria also causes human illness, they say
• Aquatic artist
• Volleyball Newman Honored as NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• Connecticut College awarded $200k grant for new Science Center from the Booth Ferris Foundation
• Latino Heritage Month Convocation
• Lecture series combines sustainability and the arts
• Creative penguin inks artwork
• Tax the rich, Obama says; class warfare, says GOP
• Lyme-Old Lyme names new middle school principal
• CL&P receives mixed reviews for its Irene performance
• 2nd home invasion trial begins in Connecticut
• Selectman wants hospital development plans made public
• Agreeing on the need for decent housing in New London
• New Hampshire notes 50th anniversary of couple's UFO abduction story
• Nose to nose
• Norwich auto show taps into classic longing for a cool car
• Research vessel surveying sea floor off Connecticut, R.I.
• Ruling lets Ledyard cap police pensions
• Veterans say contaminated planes brought Agent Orange home
• Released from prison earlier this year, drunken driver arrested again
• Tiny Rhode Island confronts huge pension problem
• Trades jobs at Electric Boat likely to remain unstable for four more years
• Connecticut College/Coast Guard Men's Tennis Tournament Results Available
• Sailing #5 Camel Women Win Dartmouth Intersectional
• NTSB to reveal preliminary results of Reno air show crash investigation
• Connecticut weddings identified among sham marriages for illegals
• Free prostate cancer screenings at Backus Hospital
• Mini-golf tourney raises funds for Backus Hospital
• Studies may be part of the problem for Route 11, the road to nowhere
• Riverside Park defenders take case to the people
• Shellfish farmers cut off from Irene aid
• Marine's suicide sparks hazing inquiry
• Volunteers take out trash in beach cleanup
• Subtle acts reshape military society amid repeal of gay ban
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Williams College 1 Newman & Schroff Tally 17 Kills Each to Lead Camels in Home Opener
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 1, Hamilton College 0 Camels Improve to 3-0
• Field Hockey Hamilton College 2, Connecticut College 1 Wagner Scores Goal for Camels
• Women's Soccer Hamilton College 2, Connecticut College 0 Camels Host UMass-Dartmouth Tuesday in New London
• Women's Cross Country Paiva Paces Camels with 32nd Place Finish at UMass Dartmouth
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Hamilton College 0 Newman Buries 20 Kills for Camels
• Men's Cross Country LeDuc, Wright (45th and 48th Place) Pace Camels at Iona Meet of Champions
• Police arrest man who escaped in river
• Death toll rises to 9 after Reno air crash
• Volunteers pitch in at annual coastal cleanup
• Boston's new fireboat a hot attraction in Mystic
• Coast Guard invites Riverside Park revelers to visit the academy
• School districts' calendars spinning in Irene's wake
• Green Corn Powwow today and Sunday
• Judge won't limit testimony in home invasion
• Navy clears gay World War II veteran's record
• Police logs - Sept. 17, 2011
• New chief petty officers
• CL&P in group making proposals for former hospital property in Preston
• Annual Family Day celebration to be held Sunday in Norwich
• UPDATED: 4 car crash, 5 injured; Route 2 westbound closed in Milltown Road area
• Impact of Irene prompts boating warning for both river and Sound
• Love of country
• Weekend launch of the Mashantucket Pequot Green Corn Powwow
• New chief petty officers congratulated by crewmates
• Poll: Malloy gets high marks for Irene response
• Connecticut registers steep job loss in August
• Downed lines prompt partial road closure in Gales Ferry
• Three Plainfield residents face heroin distribution charges
• Getting her goat at Lyman Allyn
• Norwich mayor not giving up on putting public works on ballot
• Griswold High School teacher put connection with kids first
• New London mayoral hopefuls backing police chief, but she isn't talking
• Darrow Pond environmental tests to start
• Extra Preston school funds could go for cameras in buses
• Tennis Cangelosi, Badik Shine at Trinity Invitational
• No injuries reported in Taftville porch fire
• Crabbing along the creek
• RI officer goes undercover on pizza delivery robberies
• Join the chat now with Day publisher Gary Farrugia
• CGA ranks among top colleges in the country for second consecutive year
• CGA Open House Sept. 17-18
• Police release name of fatal accident victim in Old Saybrook
• Connecticut advises some residents to check water
• Bash at New London's Riverside Park scheduled for Saturday, Sunday
• It's business as usual for North Stonington's Republican primary winner
• Details of killing emerge in New London courtroom
• Montville mayor's former assistant seeking unemployment compensation from town
• Scientists see invasion of non-native species worsening in Long Island Sound as waters warm
• Buscetto looking for answers after primary defeat
• Honoring Nelson Brown
• 'Lebowski' on the big screen in New London
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 2, Springfield College 1 Napolitano Stops 13 Shots in Home Debut for Camels
• Former House speaker, Groton politician Brown lies in state at Capitol
• Health Department: Boil water advisories continue for 16 districts in state
• Two invasive species in Long Island Sound worry marine biologists
• New Haven man shot by NL police listed in good condition at Yale-New Haven Hospital
• Weekend of fun, walks, crafts, music planned for Riverside Park
• New London goes with the newcomer
• Sunny side of September on Bluff Point
• It's Getting Downright Creepy in Essex
• It's Finizio by a big hair
• Men's Water Polo Camels Sweep Four Exhibition Matches in New London
• Volleyball Roger Williams University 3, Connecticut College 0 Ketcham Distributes 31 Set Assists
• GOP upset win in NY portends challenge for Obama
• Irene's lasting gift to the region: a lot more mosquitoes to swat
• Mullane back in the saddle with primary win in North Stonington
• Lyme's first dog gets a trim
• Lyme-Old Lyme observatory decision criticized
• Groton council hears report on response to Irene
• Judge won't be witness in manslaughter case
• Registrar of voters: Finizio takes Democratic New London mayoral primary
• North Stonington Republicans choose Mullane in first selectman primary
• VIDEO: Motorcyclist says life saved by heroes who lifted car
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 4, Johnson & Wales University 0 Hawkey Scores Twice to Lead Camels Past Wildcats in Home Opener
• Field Hockey Sanderson Named NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• Judge relieved of 'witness' duty in manslaughter case
• Program is Saturday on Nehantic Indians
• Roadwork to start in Ledyard Center area Sept. 26
• Analysis: GOP foes seek cracks in Perry's record
• Poll: Americans feel safe, but Congress shouldn't
• New London Democrats will have their say today
• Diana's wedding gown graces Foxwoods
• Police logs - Sept. 13
• DEEP chief goes fishing, catches heat for land deal
• Shenkman's trial strategy: insanity defense
• Preston selects new finance director for town and schools
• Norwich alderman quits race, blames criticism on taxes
• State police boost patrols as part of 9/11 coverage
• Coed Sailing #15 Camels Place Seventh Place in 17 Team Penobscot Bay Open
• Men's Lacrosse Cornell Announces Leadership Team for Upcoming 2012 Season
• 22 systems still advised to boil water
• Overturned fuel tanker shuts northbound Route 8
• A fallen soldier returns from Afghanistan
• Mementos of the 'People's Princess' on display at Foxwoods
• Shenkman to pursue insanity plea at upcoming trial
• Lt. Gov. to attend politcal fundraiser
• Stonington remembers 9/11
• Return fire
• Police Logs for Sept. 12
• America remembers and looks ahead
• Local events bring together diverse crowds to remember
• Jury selection to begin Tuesday in Shenkman kidnapping case
• Young 'wizards' help ailing dog get a new lease on life
• New St. Bernard headmaster looks ahead
• Survivor from Stonington has emotional return to Pentagon
• SpongeBob soaking up criticism in study of kids
• Pentagon memorial service stirs memories for Stonington survivor
• Congregation Beth El hosts community-wide observance 'to reflect on where we want to go'
• Niantic church commemorates Sept. 11 National Day of Remembrance
• Volleyball Camels Post 3-1 Record at JWU Invitational-Newman Buries 1000th Kill
• Women's Soccer Colby College 1, Connecticut College 0 Lowitt Stops Four Shots for Camels
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Colby College 0 O'Brien (2 Goals) Leads Camels Past Mules in NESCAC Opener
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 3, Colby College 2 Sanderson Supplies Game-Winner for Camels
• Men's Cross Country Joyce, Freshmen Lead Camels to Sixth Place Finish at Trinity Invitational
• Women's Cross Country Bonito Leads Camels to Fifth Place Finish at Trinity College Invitational
• A more vigilant watch for Sub Base, Coast Guard
• Local Muslims and others reflect on the impact of the terrorist attacks
• Remembrance. Resiliance. Resolve
• Region better prepared for terrorist strike
• Trees take a beating in tempest tossed by Tropical Storm Irene
• Coastline impact of Irene seen in damaged dunes, eroded beaches
• A weekend for region's foodies
• What if the Postal Service went out of business?
• Old Lyme close to lifting rules for seasonal homes
• Runners want statue of Kelley in Mystic
• Islamic Center program in Groton attracts diverse audience
• New London Education Association endorses Buscetto
• Public hearing to be Monday on condo development proposal
• Reader memory: Michael Sylvia of New London
• Reader memory: Trina Knoll of Groton
• Reader memory: Kevin Leyland of East Haddam
• 'Beacon of hope' USS New York to appear at NYC ceremony
• Irene the latest chapter in East Lyme boardwalk's sad story
• For grieving sister, there just had to be a reason
• City police chief criticized in open letter from union
• Ribbons on historic fence memorialize 9/11 victims
• Testa, Mullane face off in Tuesday vote
• Stonington appeals board backs zoning of Hewitt Road classrooms
• A moment of silence at the Coast Guard Academy
• Connecticut state agencies to review overtime costs
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 6, ECSU 1 Sanderson (2 Goals) Leads Camels in Opening Night Win
• Volleyball 2011 Season Preview
• Man faces sentencing for fatal UConn punch
• Obama to Congress: 'Pass this jobs bill'
• FEMA message to residents: Register, apply ‘now'
• CL&P liaison plan found wanting in the aftermath of Irene
• Career of 'Officer Liz' Ledyard DARE officer, winding up Dec. 1
• Residents turn out to watch Democratic mayoral candidates debate
• State marks the 10th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks
• Ledyard schools see improvement in CMT scores
• Nelson Brown: ‘He did what was good for the state'
• Candidates tackle Realtors’ forum
• Candidates in New London mayoral primary debate
• onStage at Connecticut College presents jazz singer Mary Foster Conklin Sept. 9 and 10
• September arts and events at Connecticut College
• onStage at Connecticut College's Centennial celebration season kicks off Sept. 9
• College observes anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Sixty systems still under boil-water advisory
• Two more residents diagnosed with West Nile virus
• Paving to begin on Montville road
• EL zoning board meeting canceled
• Streets reopen after smoky fire
• Two Old Lyme beaches closed for the day
• Readers' Write: Poems About Irene
• Women's Cross Country 2011 Season Preview
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security
• UConn garners about $51M in donations in past year
• Navy sailor facing gun charges due in court
• Obama's goal: Creating jobs, putting GOP on spot
• More indecency charges against former day care worker dropped
• Police investigating Norwich city clerk
• North Stonington public hearing to discuss plan for park updates
• DOT hears call for more Shore Line East service to New London
• Ethics board holds closed meeting on Ackley claims
• For those who paid dearly
• Lyme - Old Lyme middle school principal leaving for Hartford job
• Meet the Camels: Nick Sizer '12
• Field Hockey 2011 Season Preview
• Former daycare teacher denies exposure claims
• State health officials release updated boil-water advisory
• Memorial to those who gave their lives
• No signs of foul play in death of man in Niantic woods
• Local towns rolling out the delayed school year
• Family of slain Yale student sues university
• Winds fueling massive Texas wildfire finally calm
• On again, off again scenario getting old in North Stonington
• After Irene, towns trying to get back to normal
• Norwich council outlines probe of city clerk
• Legislators want answers from CL&P
• Ackley gets dose of public support
• $135 million in budget cuts outlined by Malloy administration
• Public hearing tonight to discuss Shore Line East's proposed fare increases
• Center taking applications for energy aid
• Getting ready for the Ledyard fair
• Schools finally open across region
• Children say head teacher at Noank daycare exposed himself
• 3 dead, 7 hurt after shooting at Nev. restaurant
• Norwich firetruck turns into school bus for the day
• Two traffic deaths, 300 crashes on state roads on Labor Day weekend
• Residents can drop off brush
• Power out in downtown Mystic, parts of Stonington
• CGA Announces 2011 Fall Regimental Review Schedule
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
• 2 police officers wounded, 3 dead at New York's West Indian Day Parade
• Police logs - Sept. 6
• Quiet Labor Day winds down summer 2011
• Native son, newcomer vie to shape New London's future
• Montville teen ends council bid, decides to enlist in Army
• Redistricting, construction greet Lyme-Old Lyme students
• DOT puts off new bridge for Route 2A
• GOP candidates take aim at Obama
• CL&P restoration efforts at 99%
• Ode to summer
• Still in the dark: 285 in Southeast Connecticut
• World markets take a beating over US recession fears
• Governor issues Labor Day statement
• Surge sensors help scientists learn from tropical storm
• Lee drenches the Gulf Coast, spins off tornadoes
• More lights coming back on
• Coast Guard Band delights holiday crowd at Fort Trumbull concert
• Malloy gets high marks for actions after Irene
• Connecticut River: Color it brown for now
• State police say Old Lyme brothers planned post-Irene burglaries
• Malloy hears gripes about CL&P
• Progress, but some towns back in dark
• Nuke security, at the ready
• Police logs -- Sept. 4
• Strauss-Kahn believed returning to France
• Partying like it's 1781 at Fort Griswold
• Seven indicted in fatal street fight
• N.Y. battle site could become new national park
• Enrollment an issue in school race in Salem
• Extreme weather has battered U.S.
• Irene was the last straw for Noank store
• Women's Soccer Riker, Camels to Host Clinic Oct. 9 in New London
• Meet the Camels: Jacqui Durand '12
• Stonington Fish Bake Sunday as scheduled
• Proposed Bylaws Revisions
• Malloy to visit region on Sunday
• Groton not distributing water and food, but showers stil available
• Insurance companies forgiving deductibles
• Rolling with the punches in Vermont
• Police logs - Sept. 3, 2011
• Norwich Public Utilities shows off storm strategies to Blumenthal
• Ackley files complaint with New London's ethics board
• Storm-related problems find their way to hospital emergency departments
• Many are still feeling powerless
• CL&P storm response questioned
• MREs: Food if you need it, but hope you don't
• Membership program being introduced on theday.com website
• State police identify man found dead in woods
• It's official: 3 to 5 foot storm tide surges during Tropical Storm Irene
• Blumenthal checks out what went right in Norwich
• Don't get rid of those sandbags just yet
• Judge rejects Roger Clemens' bid to avoid retrial
• Town-related storm updates
• Identity of man found in East Lyme not confirmed
• 148,000 still without power
• Quake risk to reactors greater than thought
• Jobs report could show signs of modest growth
• East Lyme voters approve purchase of Darrow Pond land
• Race to restore power starts at the Speedbowl
• New Marine Science high school launches in Groton
• Crews are putting a dent in power outages
• Police logs - Sept. 2
• Looking on the bright side in North Stonington
• Preston voters approve addition to school budget
• East Lyme meeting updates residents on power restoration
• Stonington applauds power crews
• Norwich reports Irene cost city $2.9 million
• Third man sentenced in drive-by shooting in Norwich
• Police investigating untimely death in East Lyme
• Marine Science magnet school opens doors for first time
• Electric Utilities Report Ongoing Progress in Restoring Power
• Electric Utilities Report Ongoing Progress in Restoring Power
• Electric Utilities Report Ongoing Progress in Restoring Power
• Electric Utilities Report Ongoing Progress in Restoring Power
• Irene Clean-Up Continues in North Haven
• Connecticut power outages drop to 260,000
• Malloy gets an earful in Ledyard
• Lawrence & Memorial, Westerly hospitals talk of alliance
• Former state hospital site in Norwich draws buyer interest
• On Crystal Avenue, the waiting drones on
• Connecticut River clogged with storm debris and rising fast
• School's off to a timely start in New London
• Zvingilas joins race for Griswold first selectman
• Health study: Americans drink too much soda
• Prominent developer blasts Norwich's efforts to foreclose on her properties
• New London students return to school
• Malloy gets an earful from Ledyard residents
• Town-wide meeting on aftermath of Irene in East Lyme Thursday
• Stamford may has first human case of West Nile reported in state this year
• All the information you need to cope, town by town
• Two new Eagle Scouts in Old Saybrook
• Assistance available for farmers
• Catholic Foundation supports Saint Bernard School
• Old Saybrook beachfront communities took a big hit
• Complaint: CL&P crews not working fast enough
• CL&P chief: We're working on it
• Struggling with post-Irene problems can be especially trying for rural towns
• Hot showers take the chill out of storm-weary Groton
• Foiled murder for hire plot detailed in court papers
• Most state parks still closed after the storm
• Ethics board weighs in on Ackley dispute
• 'A Tremendous Loss'
• Mohegan voters elect four members to Tribal Council
• CL&P says all power to be restored by next Wednesday
• CL&P Official: Power to return to everyone by next Wednesday
• Lyme storm update: 7:20 p.m.
• Norwich Tech High School opens for showers, water
• Shelters town by town
• Courtney, Wyman visit region in aftermath of Irene
• Many state parks remain closed
• Police report says intended getaway driver helped foil murder for hire plot
• CL&P: 'Tremendous progress' made, but patience needed
• Town Report: Old Saybrook cottages in bad shape after trashing by Irene
• Man shot by police upgraded to stable condition
• Food safety another concern when electrical power is out
• Irene scrambles many school schedules
• Daily routines turned upside down by Irene
• Around the nation: Killer storm leaves Vt. homeowners, towns stranded
• Critics: Obama slow to fill disaster aid coffers
• Gadhafi's wife, 3 children flee to Algeria
• Police logs - Aug. 30
• NEW: Irene affects start of school for many districts
• NEW: Malloy appeals for help in restoring power
• UPDATED: Utilities working to restore power
• UPDATED: Closings and postponements due to Hurricane Irene
• Ferries resume service out of New London
• Subs might return to Groton Tuesday
• National Guard hands out water
• Green Party meeting rescheduled
• CL&P restores power to cooling system at Millstone
• Around the nation: Irene wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Around the state: Monday morning after Irene
• Irene turns out the lights
• Irene's mess will take time to mop up
• Irene fells trees, snaps power lines
• Wedding couple asks: Who invited Irene?
• At DC zoo, animals acted strangely before quake
• Grandparents play a bigger role in child-rearing these days
• Closings and postponements due to Hurricane Irene
• Towns begin to deal with aftermath
• Man arrested in connection to stabbing
• Winds topple old Pawcatuck grain building
• Irene's power outages surpass Gloria's
• Norwich and New London close roads ro traffic and pedestrians
• NEW: Irene hits land in New Jersey
• NEW: Power outages reported across the region
• Some face mandatory evacuations, others simply hunker down
• For some, vacations ending early
• Social media showing signs of value in times of trouble
• Growing pains at Griswold Elementary
• East Lyme referendum on - for now
• Irene begins destructive run, starts moving back over Atlantic
• NEW: Ferry service canceled ahead of Irene
• No flights expected out of TF Green Sunday
• Subways stop; mayor says 1,400 in NYC shelters
• VIDEO: Some residents face mandatory evacuations; sandbags, shelters available in several towns
• Officials fear flooding on state's western shore; Obama declares state of emergency
• NEW: Sandbags being given out in Old Saybrook
• NEW: Fitch High School opens as shelter to Ledyard, Groton residents
• Pass on hurricane news through Twitter
• City Ethics Board dismisses complaint against Buscetto
• Pediatrician in child pornography case out on bond
• Witness: Shooting happened in slow motion
• State Bond Commission approves money for dredging, ferry, shipyard
• Flooding threatens region
• Submarine Group Two 'answered the call'
• Don't take any chances with Irene, Malloy advises
• NEW: Emergency shelters to open Saturday
• Connecticut College awarded $25,000 Rands Foundation grant for mentorship and outreach programs
• Fall Faculty Exhibition
• NEW: Old Saybrook to urge evacuation of beach communities
• Malloy asks Obama to declare pre-landfall emergency for CT
• Accidents slow traffic on 95 northbound near New London
• Coast Guard prepared for Irene, commandant says
• Back-to-school can mean vaccines for tweens, teens
• Tom Morello channels his 'rage' into the world of comics
• Stonington doctor released on bond
• New leader for Sub Group Two
• Poll: 87% in US disapprove of Congress
• Irene slightly weaker; warning area extends to NJ
• State police name man who was shot and officer who fired gun
• All eyes on Irene as region braces for a hit
• State lays off 21 prison supervisors
• Deal has New London police chief staying on at least until end of year
• Farmers fear wind, rain will damage crops
• Moms, moms-to-be treated as Operation Shower comes to Groton
• Ferry’s long-term future stressed by supporters in meeting with DOT
• Ledyard officials meet with CVS developer
• Women's Water Polo Camels Report Highest Team Grade Point Average in Country to ACWPC
• Malloy declares state of emergency as region awaits storm
• Man to serve four years for drive-by shooting
• Mosquitoes caught in Groton test positive for West Nile virus
• Repeat sex offender sent back to prison
• Redeker appointed DOT commissioner
• Speed to blame in Griswold crash that killed four teens
• Group unveils plan to restore Long Island Sound
• Developer looks to buy 200-acre farm in Ledyard
• State trooper layoffs begin as court order is denied
• East Lyme driver faces DWI charge
• Hurricane watch issued for NC's Outer Banks; Irene marches toward US East Coast
• New London police shoot suspect in stolen truck
• New London police chief to retire, blames city councilor
• Doctor's arrest stuns community
• Victims forgive burglar for thefts but not for effect on great-grandchildren
• Classic cars span generations in Old Saybrook parade
• Police reportedly chase, shoot armed truck driver
• Men's Cross Country 2011 Season Preview
• Judge denies state police; 34 layoffs take effect tonight
• The Baldwin Bridge's centennial celebration
• State Police Union president plans to take legal action against layoffs
• Developer plans to buy 200-acre Allyn Farm
• VIDEO: Irene becomes Category 3 hurricane on way to East Coast
• Coast Guard Academy regimental review to honor Eagle crew
• Officials say Boston to Virginia Amtrak riders could have been exposed to measles
• From hiding, Gadhafi vows to fight ‘until victory or martyrdom’
• RI tourism leaders to discuss new sightseeing tax
• Free backpacks coming to 3,500 Connecticut students
• Stonington pediatrician faces charges after arrest in child porn case
• Virginia quake made things a bit shaky for local residents, too
• Remembering a fallen friend in New London
• Back to School for New London - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Malloy says 56 troopers must go
• Old Saybrook backs winterization ordinance
• Police say sailor made anti-government statements, illegally owned assault rifle
• VIDEO: Virginia earthquake shakes East Coast
• Meet the Camels: Oscar Brown '12
• Submariner arraigned on weapons charges
• Rabid skunk found in New London
• Malloy proceeds with state trooper layoffs; go into effect Wednesday
• Worker falls from roof of Montville deli
• Quake felt locally in offices and homes
• Firefighters endorse Buscetto
• Libyan rebels storm Gadhafi compound in Tripoli
• Hurricane Irene marks 1st big US threat in years
• Malloy: More commissioners to be named soon
• Man found bleeding in driveway updated to stable condition
• UConn named 16th most "green" campus
• State police may lose 56 troopers in wake of vote
• Something to cheer about
• Murder for hire suspect goes to court
• New probate judge on the job
• 'Disgruntled' Navy man faces charges over AK-47 in Waterford
• Norwich ethics panel won't rule on contest for Lincoln painting
• Police investigate damage to synagogue property
• Norwich alderwoman appears in court for DUI charge
• Alleged murder-for-hire mastermind arraigned
• UPDATED: NL homicide investigation appears to be moving away from Hartford man
• Greeneville advocate seeks council seat
• NLCHS Annual Meeting ~ 18 September 2011
• Prosecutors seek to dismiss Strauss-Kahn charges
• West Nile-positive mosquitoes reported in 23 towns
• Obama to make statement on Libya at 2 p.m.
• State police, supporters bring job-cut protest to Hartford
• Libyan rebel chief: third Gadhafi son captured
• John Kelley, running legend, dies at 80
• CUSH to clean up Mystic River
• Invasive 'burning bush' shrub is getting a genetic makeover
• Dodd becomes 'Field of Dreams'
• Groton fire study panel not thrilled with options
• An 'oasis' for the mentally ill renewed by move uptown
• Preparing Java
• R.I. governor, U.S. attorney square off over death penalty
• U.S. Coast Guard band schedules Labor Day concert at Fort Trumbull
• New London police identify homicide victim
• Thunderstorms could be on the way
• Flock Theater performance cancelled
• Pendergast named Interim AD at UConn
• Boston Marathon winner John J. Kelley dies at 80
• New London police investigate report of shots fired on Shaw St.
• Large anti-Gadhafi protests erupt in Tripoli
• Police, with help from resident, apprehend two teens accused of car breaks
• Police Logs - Aug 21
• Police investigate shooting death
• Cromwell died preserving World War II secret
• City meets the sea at Baker Cove in Groton, and the result is a maze of urban runoff
• New London makes new mooring field official with ceremony
• Kayaks rally to save Niantic River Estuary, Oswegatchie Hills
• At least in New London, it's an election year
• Grange hosts fitness program
• Verizon workers going back to work, without deal
• Hathaway out as UConn athletic director
• Man gets life in prison for killing 7-year-old girl
• Police logs - Aug. 20
• Norwich teen's Eagle Scout project could be a lifesaver
• Ferries' friends want state reprieve 'in writing'
• Salem intends to appoint selectman
• Preston needs to increase school budget or risk funding
• DMV offices, ferries get reprieve with unions' approval of concessions deal
• Rhode Island's plan for tollbooth near Connecticut border comes as a surprise to Connecticut officials
• Two New London men among three charged in murder-for-hire plot
• Most state park beaches open Saturday
• DMV branches, ferry service saved by concessions deal
• New London council will meet next week on Ackley agreement
• NL police charge three men in alleged murder conspiracy
• Amid turmoil, Groton City police losing only lieutenant
• Councilors are not happy with secrecy over Ackley matter
• Old Lyme park to be closed for field maintenance
• Mystic parking war erupts
• Good dog!
• New London school officials seek to boost student test scores
• Panel discusses Medicare inequities
• It's official: Concession deal passes
• Preston's plan to amend cleanup deal at former hospital site approved locally
• Norwich investigative committee meets with city clerk
• Firefighters rescue boater from Long Island Sound
• West Nile found in more mosquitoes
• ISAAC gets new executive director
• Rocky Neck reopened for swimming
• 20 questions in survey to help state plot Route 11's future
• Doctor's orders: fresh produce to prevent obesity
• State to pursue murder charge in 2009 Norwich domestic shooting
• USS Missouri undocks from Electric Boat
• Annual Veterans Affairs' ‘Stand Down’ Sept. 9
• East Lyme Board of Finance OKs purchase of Darrow Pond property; referendum Sept. 1
• North Stonington Board of Finance OKs funding for bridge project
• Malloy vows to boost student preparation as way to improve job prospects
• Details of Ackley-City Council meeting emerge in New London
• Labor deal on track for approval
• Black officers sue Groton City, accuse police of discrimination
• 3 New London businesses found to sell tobacco to minors
• As state workers ballots are counted, union official says he's optimistic
• Firefighters respond to Groton home fire
• Weekend music fundraiser planned to help South Dakota reservation
• Centro holds voter registration session
• New London Democratic candidates for mayor will debate
• Ethics Commission considers jurisdiction in Lincoln art contest complaint
• Round and round at Sound View
• Nicholas Kepple defeats Eric Janney in probate judge race
• New high school proposed for New London
• Norwich school board discusses 'disappointing' mastery test scores
• Work schedule set for replacing Montville retaining wall
• Union vote tally on concession deal may come today
• Rod Cornish spreads his wings on Bank Street
• Forewarned is forearmed after North Branford home invasion
• Fort Trumbull housing will get tax breaks in New London
• Ex-CEO of United Technologies among 21 rescued in sailboat mishap
• Clock ticking on union concessions deal
• Police find pot at scene of attempted burglary
• Rocky Neck's East Beach and five others closed to swimming
• Norwich alderwoman faces DUI charge
• Alaska legislators say suspicious powder was concrete material
• Swab summer has happy ending for 278 at academy
• Submariner cheating case is not isolated, ex-officers say
• New London police chief's job status remains muddled
• Preston briefs Malloy on old hospital site
• Norwich transportation center's potential impresses Malloy
• Buscetto, Finizio won't litter New London lawns with campaign signs
• New vote on state employee concessions goes into home stretch
• Cape Cod dune shacks provide a wild haven
• Shots fired early Sunday in NL; no one hurt
• UPDATED: Power restored to about 500 NPU customers
• Marking their move from 'swabs' to cadets
• Norwich man arrested on child pornography charges
• Montville announces policy for free or reduced meals
• Task force to review municipal educational grants system (ECS)
• Stars in their eyes: "Celebrity Icon Show" opens in Ivoryton
• Buffett calls for more taxes on 'mega-rich'
• Antique car parade to ride into bridge's past
• Ledyard farm tries to solve problem with solar panels
• Connecticut Red Cross workers authorize strike
• Bachmann, Perry tell fundraisers in Iowa they have credibility on job creation
• Amen! Two North Stonington Baptist churches merge to the benefit of both
• Fasting during Ramadan is a spiritual act
• Hearing to address July Metro-North Railroad stranding
• 'First Five' program's necessity is a touchy question for Gov. Malloy
• Man robs Stop & Shop, resists arrest
• Shellfishing areas closed
• Flock production canceled
• Middlesex County Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Old Lyme road race, fun run slated for September 10
• Waterford Week Parade canceled
• Veterans' groups are frustrated by scams that prey on patriotism
• Illegal immigrant charged with looking up skirts
• Fouled Hudson River stretch clearing up
• River aglow in Pawcatuck
• Mystic hosts Outdoor Art Festival
• Community 'team' rallies around Stonington teen with rare disease
• Pup-stravaganza in Waterford
• Annual West Indian parade captures Hartford's heart
• Norwich hopes to target $5 million for waterfront
• Gays trying to re-enter military find it tough
• Old Lyme designated a HEARTSafe Community
• UPDATED: Police confirm Groton motorcycle crash was fatal
• Feds release father of three facing deportation
• Coast Guard barque Eagle showing no signs of her age
• Zumba dance in Ledyard
• Police logs - Aug. 13
• Court: Home invasion trial witness list sealed
• Every dog has its day in Bozrah
• A night for silly hats, family fun in New London
• GOP candidates begin eyeing Connecticut's next Senate race
• Rare turtle receives TLC at Mystic Aquarium
• Once a staunch critic, Hewett now hails state's new DNA law
• Barque Eagle sails back into New London harbor
• Vigil set for Connecticut SEAL killed in Afghanistan
• Endangered Kemp's Ridley turtle recuperating at Mystic Aquarium
• Budget chief says state employee layoffs to continue if vote fails
• Police chief's employment status with New London still not clear
• Try it, you'll like it
• School superintendent receives praise from Lyme-Old Lyme board
• Just peachy in Gales Ferry
• Half-dozen hopefuls want to be New London mayor
• Jennifer McCurdy appointed new Mystic Middle principal
• Sailing class dots Mystic River
• Pawcatuck crime has Haberek worried
• Montville mulls making more in town clear snow
• Marshmallows and a movie in Niantic
• A peachy summer day
• New face of chimpanzee attack victim revealed
• East Shore District Health Department Issues Rabies Alert
• 'We were doing so well'
• It's Finizio vs. Buscetto in Democratic mayoral primary in New London
• Montville council looks at mayor's assistant position
• East Lyme board delays Darrow Pond purchase vote
• Patient visits climbing, staff size stable as Norwich health center looks to future
• Police logs - Aug. 11
• Suicide prevention seminar challenges stigma of police officers seeking help
• Sun players shine on camp visit
• Something extra happening in Stonington
• New London councilors mum on meeting, agreement with police chief
• NL Council, in closed session, to hear report on Police Chief Ackley's employment
• Payless shoe school vouchers available to eligible Stonington youth
• Women's Water Polo Hunter, Lampley Named to ACWPC All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Camels Set Program Record with 17 All-Americans in 2010-2011
• Finizio forces Democratic mayoral primary in New London
• Lots of actor hopefuls for 'Great Hope Springs' and Meryl Streep
• Malloy administration: An additional 93 pink slips have gone out to state workers
• Malloy establishes Connecticut Airport Authority
• Bullfrog on the hunt in Mystic
• Renowned Lipizzan stallions to strut their stuff in Salem
• Police logs - Aug. 10
• York warden says there are 585 prisoners at Niantic Annex; number expected to stabilize at 230
• Stonington moves ahead on elementary schools' renovation; discussions set Thursday
• Pool closing; Groton weighs options on Mystic Education Center property
• Plans for New London church's parking lot include demolishing 1866 house
• Concessions deal questioned by fiscal panel
• Two-wheelin' fun in New London
• Rhode Island dam site demolished
• Griswold superintendent will take Guilford position
• An afternoon sail on the Thames
• Chester 14-year-old fends off 3 intruders
• UK PM recalls Parliament for London riot crisis
• Stocks tank as markets enter bear market territory
• DNA test results: Samples do not match suspect in D.B. Cooper case
• Waterford drops Seaside condo plan age restriction
• Manufacturers in state say skilled laborers hard to find
• Malloy says state's bond rating OK in short haul
• Taking cover in Norwich
• Probate candidates want to remain 'connected' to communities they serve
• New London homeless shelter gets permit to move from downtown
• Millstone Unit 2 power surge error draws additional federal scrutiny
• Fort Trumbull hearing to focus on improving state's outdoor recreation choices
• Seaside developer gets OK to drop age restriction; historic structures must remain
• Malloy budget chief negates direct state impact from downgrade: legislators lash out at S&P
• Truck in Norwich hits pole, shuts down Norwich Avenue
• Stamford man among troops killed in Afghan crash
• VIDEO: Flying creature spooks passengers on Delta plane
• An up-and-down summer for local hospitality industry
• East Haddam man killed in Sunday car crash
• Prison can be last chance to turn captive audience into students
• Probate judge candidates agree job needs full-time dedication
• New London yard sale explodes into chaos
• East Lyme, Groton, Waterford shellfishing areas closed because of rain
• New foundation gives solid support to Norwich nonprofits
• Court: If mom goes, so do her kids
• Real Gidget to appear at documentary premiere at Mystic Seaport
• Van hits car, clips New London yard sale then crashes into porch
• Navy aims to get its veterans civilian jobs
• Saved from a sea gull's snacking, diamond terrapin Jerry stars at Rocky Neck
• New London teens lend a hand at Bikefest
• Beware the blob? Orange goo baffles Alaskan village
• State's turtles face challenges on land, at sea
• Leafing beneath the boughs at the Stonington Fair
• 'It's like living inside a poem'
• Norwich police arrest three in prostitution sting
• Record number in RI seek food help
• Copter downing in Afghanistan kills 30 Americans
• Museum plans 9/11 anniversary event
• Promise of firetruck ride brings out bounty of kindergarten interest
• State agency to continue licensing funeral homes
• All aboard the Eagle for citizenship
• Old Saybrook oversight panel just getting its bearings
• Quarry plan still hot topic in Bozrah
• R.I. governor: Cash-strapped Central Falls should merge
• 'Wizard of Oz' for a good cause in Mystic
• New pact sparks high hopes for sale of former Norwich Hospital property
• No plans submitted by deadline for vacant Norwich school buildings
• Preparing to honor the victims of 9/11
• Woman admits embezzling from Mark Twain House
• No plans submitted for vacant Norwich school buildings
• UPDATED:Traffic flowing again on I-395
• GOP chooses new candidate to run for school board
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• New London man charged with manslaughter, DUI
• New London woman spared felony conviction for brawl
• Woodstock man charged with raping 10-year-old
• Ex-Peace Corps volunteer charged with molesting girls
• Delightful dance partner in Norwich
• Ballet moves on New London's Parade
• Driver survey will focus on Route 11 tolls
• Connecticut group plans 50-person skydive
• Music returns to Harkness Park
• Connecticut River ferry workers get two-week reprieve
• Malloy tours Mohegan Sun, Foxwoods
• DOT to survey drivers about proposed Route 11, tolls
• Stocks plunge in biggest retreat since the financial crisis
• UPDATED: Judge dismisses Lyme lawsuit on ferries; employees to get new layoff notices
• CGA named one of the nation's best colleges
• New London man charged with manslaughter for double-fatal car crash
• Harkness concert starts at 6 p.m. tonight
• Buttonwood's cows granted a wish of their own
• State officials give notice of ferries' closure
• Montville finds ethics can be costly
• Defendant in New London brawl case says she was protecting family
• Darrow Pond bonding approved by East Lyme selectmen
• Frustration in Spain
• Salmonella threat leads to massive ground turkey recall
• Analysis says Connecticut likely to see pollution surge
• ACLU looking for abuses of power in police departments - including New London's
• Author finds a story place in Oakdale
• Waterford police investigating assault, burglary at Cross Road home
• Bedridden and caged, Egypt's Mubarak goes on trial
• Connecticut business marks anniversary of deadly rampage
• Police: August events may lead to parking, traffic problems
• Study says housing affordability declines in Connecticut
• Pre-existing insurance plan rate OK'd at $381
• On his way out, Old Saybrook first selectman says timing is off for new police station
• Group claims retreat center in violation
• ESPN plan means new jobs
• Space Needle wants to send you to orbit
• Gotta dance
• East Lyme Planning Commission gives nod to land buy
• New student center will be Avery Point gateway
• Groton police host local night out
• Email statement prompts party chairman to file FOI complaint against Montville Town Council
• Connecticut College awarded $175k from the George I. Alden Trust
• Connecticut College awarded $200k grant to develop global environmental justice curriculum
• Massachusetts reception to welcome Class of 2015
• 'Prophets of Funk' is festival-bound
• Obama signs legislation to avert default
• Montville ends legal fight against sex-offender treatment site
• Police Logs - Aug. 2
• Piano art plays New London's Parade
• FBI has new lead in D.B. Cooper skyjacking case
• Study urges Groton City to have more firefighters on duty
• Malloy sees potential for future 'devastating' cuts
• State health department to scrap funeral licenses
• Upper Niantic River a health risk?
• New London heeds the call of foes, delays OK of cellphone tower
• Norwich considering $5 million waterfront improvement plan
• Montville ends lawsuit over sex-offender facility
• Ledge Light reports rabid skunk in Ledyard
• A peek inside MSG's $850M renovation
• Amid bee die-off, healthy hives thrive in cities
• Malloy worries about long-term effects of debt ceiling agreement
• Drowning victim identified
• Norwich firefighters rescue elderly fall victim from embankment
• Taking a breather
• Record-holder to run half-marathon in Rhode Island
• Cape Wind project to be film documentary topic
• Whale of a tale at Mystic Seaport
• A blessing for the past and the future in Stonington
• East Lyme fast-tracks Darrow Pond land buy
• Old Saybrook police fund panel to finally meet
• New London cellphone tower plan attracts new opponents
• Questions raised over Maine casino plans
• Old Saybrook officials at odds over alleged illegal meetings
• Have you seen the Connecticut parrots?
• Ledyard Dog Days matches pets with adoptive families
• Q&A: NL superintendent comments on testing, students, parent involvement
• Teachers bring their complaints to the nation's capital
• Midsummer day's dream in Old Lyme
• A regatta and a day fit for a queen
• Texting ban doesn't deter Mass. motorists from messaging
• Yankee Institute rises to challenge as conservative voice in Connecticut
• New London superintendent putting his faith in students, pushing for community support
• Sails up off Niantic Bay
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Readying the regiment
• Lengthy dispute ends as Mystic eyesore crumbles
• $2 million study could lead to big deal for New London
• State raises premiums for those who can least afford them
• Raining on their Ocean Beach parade
• Court: FOIC can't order meetings taped
• Griswold officials rebut discrimination charge
• Norwichtown Mall owner plans major renovations
• Revels found guilty of murder
• It's the Dog Days in Ledyard
• Winehouse left a trove of unreleased music
• Mystic eyesore coming down
• Police seize nearly 5 pounds of cocaine in East Lyme
• Finizio schedules meeting
• Backus and security guards union reach agreement
• Sunday's Blessing of the Fleet honors local history, offers 'spiritual comfort'
• Greeneville residents at forum seek answers about extra police patrols
• Chafee seeks to join appeal in murder case
• State attorney general puts Yankee Institute in the clear
• Bravo Bravo encore? Kanabis working on her third Mystic restaurant
• Robert Ballard-led team exploring Black, Aegean and Mediterranean seas
• Norwich City Council pursuing investigation of 'appointed official'
• Meriden-based group to run Norwich revolving loan fund
• Water work in Westerly
• Jurors hone in on key evidence at Dashawn Revels murder trial
• Norwich council forms special investigative committee
• Groton man arrested on weapons charges
• A homecoming hug in Groton
• Police charge Norwich man in sexual assault of a toddler
• To boldly go where no one has gone before
• Make-A-Wish bouquets gathered in Griswold
• Young Montville 'success story' seeking seat on Town Council
• 06336 is more than just a zip code
• Pink slips going out as union vote nears
• Shrinking Bulkeley School group still comes through with scholarship funding; reunion Aug. 5
• Gov. Malloy plans visit to Preston's former Norwich Hospital property
• Longtime North Stonington incumbent Mullane weighing election options
• Sand creature surfaces in Old Lyme
• Canterbury woman to sue bus company, contends she was hit in parking lot
• Fire at Westerly motel closes Route 1 south at middle school
• Malloy: Layoff notice count up to 3,008
• Home
• Ceremony marks closing of Walter Reed hospital
• The Day wins awards in New England contest
• UConn experiencing power outage
• Samuel Huntington's role in history remembered in annual Norwich ceremony
• Newcomer McKrell to face incumbent Haberek in Stonington first selectman race
• Waterford First Selectman Daniel Steward again running unopposed
• Groton education PAC is reforming
• A splash of Stonington Borough color
• State Humane Society plans open house for the grand opening of Waterford's new animal shelter
• Unions preparing for new vote on Malloy concessions plan
• Preston Democrats backing Bowles, Kornosewicz for selectman slots
• After 13 terms, Mullane comes up short in North Stonington
• State delegation weighs in on debt-ceiling stalemate
• Rally urges Democrats to reject Republican spending cuts
• Mosquitoes in Greenwich test positive for West Nile virus
• Lyme Republicans make endorsements for town posts
• Unions to vote on new labor deal by mid-August
• Work starts on Rattlesnake Ledge Road
• Dance partners in Groton
• Malloy sees ratification of concessions a '50-50 proposition'
• Fancy dance moves in Mystic
• Long-lost diary pages coming home to New London
• Mystic River Drawbridge to remain on three-year schedule for repairs
• Norwich ethics probe springs from Lincoln portrait contest
• Little-known tick disease appearing more frequently in Rhode Island
• Police Logs - July 26
• East Lyme GOP taps Formica for first selectman
• Yankee Institute gets boot from Trinity College
• Conn. and conservancy group buy coastal land
• Property revaluation meetings scheduled
• Saint John School to hold open house
• New London will host Yachting Weekend
• NFA graduate recognized for essay
• Norway rampage suspect calm, expects life in jail
• Strauss-Kahn accuser goes public
• Slice of Marine life
• Dead Mass. police officer identified
• Classic boat show in Mystic
• Chinese students experience East Lyme, American life
• Woman's journey to Groton helped her take control of life
• Only the strong survive Ocean Beach triathlon
• Women training for duty on subs worry mistakes could be 'magnified'
• After legal defeat, fishermen turn to Congress
• New London City Council races still important
• History an obstacle for North Stonington bridge repairs
• Dog Days event aims to find homes for pups
• Town begins work sealing road cracks
• Fans asked to bring underwear to Sun games for fundraiser
• Going to Fishers Island museum is a trek, but it's 'fascinating'
• New London Main Street has some new leadership
• Norwich plays hoops for peace
• Programs spur teens to teach
• Woman finishes walk across state
• Little beauties
• State government's adoption of new accounting methods revealing dirty fiscal laundry
• New London festival highlights literature, waterfront
• Most Old Lyme customers have power, CL&P says
• Outdoor recreation plan being readied by state
• Hiking guide: Frolic at Groton's Sheep Farm
• No records here, but we're still plenty hot
• Dogs need protection against the heat, too
• Malloy, unions reach new deal
• Rowing teammates have been pulling together since 1989
• New marijuana law hasn't changed college rules
• State-held tour of Norwich portion of former hospital site draws Preston’s interest
• Lyme lawsuit argues historic ferries' case
• Boehner withdraws from debt talks with Obama
• Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Temperatures pass 100 degrees in several Connecticut cities
• Lyme files suit over planned closure of ferry service
• It's bombs away in blighted lots
• Norwich checks on the well being of its elderly
• Closed-door Connecticut labor talks resume
• Pero schedules fundraiser
• Ticket reseller is second business to get state job incentives
• Risk of heat stroke is real, say health professionals
• Ledyard mayoral options grow
• Sitting this one out in Maine
• New schedule outlined as state advertises Norwich former hospital property
• Year-round residence ordinance effort in Old Saybrook wins praise
• Happy splashers keep their cool in Montville
• Beetham, Jaskiewicz confirm they won't run for Montville town office
• Police logs - July 22
• Secrecy surrounds Norwich meeting
• Weather Service cautions residents about excessive heat, air quality
• Applause, but no tears in Mission Control at end
• Triathlon will close some roads
• Shellfishing areas reopened
• NPU customers asked to reduce electricity use today
• Malloy says new labor deal could be 'days' away
• Museum piece
• Leopard attack
• National Guard ready if disastrous fire strikes
• New London troops gave vivid reports from the war
• 'Catch-22' situation to delay regional applications for flood prevention funds
• Litigation continues in East Lyme Darrow Pond dispute
• Playing it cool at Bluff Point
• Streetscape options for Jewett City offered for consideration
• State seeks plan for Norwich site
• Connecticut College Tennis Honored for Academic Excellence by ITA
• Connecticut National Guard practices disaster response
• Old Saybrook Democrats welcome Bysiewicz to July 25 meeting
• Centro de la Comunidad to host Latin beauty pageant July 23
• Quaker Hill School receives LEED certification
• Malloy aide: Union deal could be ‘days’ away
• Jury awards woman $55,000 in child sex abuse case
• It's Buscetto and Pero and Olsen for now
• Police logs - July 20
• Visitors see state's farming diversity
• Lyme selectmen to take state to court in bid to save ferries
• Ledyard GOP backing Rodolico for mayor
• Malloy: Deal would cancel layoffs
• Disgruntled corrections workers court new union
• Pentagon could scrap new ballistic-missile submarine
• OS RTC united on slate
• Lyme selectmen will go to court to try to keep ferry running
• Malloy: Layoffs can be avoided
• Fatal crash closes I-395 southbound near exit 87
• Murder defendant implicates two associates in fatal shooting
• Car break-ins on the rise
• Needs assessment shows economy is on our minds
• Norwich and other cities to pursue rail line grant
• Conn College receives grant for science center
• Beer, wine can flow at Norwich summer concert series
• New owner promises new life for Norwichtown Mall
• En plein air
• Coast Guard Academy takes diversity to a deeper level
• New labor deal may be in works
• Race to the finish in Groton
• Regional homeless shelter idea criticized
• Old Saybrook chief threatens to sue GOP committee
• Two receptions will welcome Class of 2015
• Ledyard GOP caucus is Tuesday
• Towns report 'unusual' number of rabies cases
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• Spielberg to receive award and preview new film at Comic-Con
• Police: Phone-hacking whistleblower found dead
• State employees' unions change the rules; governor open to talks
• State rests case in Revels trial
• Call for Entries to “Guilford's Got Talent” Contest
• Down on the farm in East Lyme
• Patients to get better access to test results
• Homeless program coordinator walked in the shoes of those she now helps
• Residents want to keep state's ferries afloat
• Affordable housing remains an intractable problem for those on the economic brink
• Dinner in Groton feeds need to thank those in uniform
• Outreach coordinator bridges culture, language gaps
• Bill on child abuse, animal cruelty becomes law
• A young life already full of hardship, heartbreak
• Chain restaurants will make kids menus healthier
• Energy makeover winners bask in cozier home
• Agencies join hands to help transform the lives of homeless women
• One woman's journey, from homeowner to homeless to hopeful
• Caseworker shares clients' triumphs, setbacks
• Connecticut rail commuters call proposed fare hike unfair
• Blumenthal goes after Lyme disease
• Small-town feel to East Lyme celebration
• Tattooed tell their tales in Mystic
• Electric Boat gets USS Hartford back to sea
• Atlantic City tries cheap lures to hook gamblers
• Zanes leaves the crowd happy at Parade concert
• Diner duty in Niantic
• Norwich police dealing with more violent crime
• Plenty of pain to go around
• Mexican police hit marijuana jackpot
• 'Forever Marilyn' captures attention in Chicago
• In Old Saybrook, only the police chief gets a big pay increase
• Freshwater find in Old Lyme
• Former Mohegan chairman seeks return to council
• Madison superintendent to take Norwich Free Academy top spot
• Mullane posts plea to keep mailbox in North Stonington
• UPDATED: Courthouses will close, employees will be laid off
• Malloy administration unveils full cuts under ‘Plan B'
• Norwich man arrested on drug charges
• Jurors hear police interrogation of murder defendant
• Casey Anthony will appeal lying convictions
• Norwich concerts seek OK to sell beer, wine
• Tours offer peek inside Ledge Light
• Malloy vetos six bills, signs 267 into law
• Malloy budget paints a bleak future
• It's a beach party in Groton
• Malloy OKs Haddam conservation land trade
• Heading home
• Jury listens to interrogation of New London murder case defendant
• Proposals needed to save two Norwich schools
• Apartments, shops planned for Salem Four Corners area
• Governor's revised budget includes 6,560 positions to be cut
• AP source: FBI probing News Corp. 9/11 phone link
• Ferry employees get elimination notices
• Mayoral candidate Mitchell charges breach of ethics
• Pottermania hits North Stonington
• Ledyard police warn of mail scam
• Good news, bad news on CMTs
• State union leaders seek a do-over
• Norwich goes all out for Lincoln
• Griswold mourns teacher
• Revels identified in murder trial
• Courtney to serve on DOD efficiencies panel
• FOI Commission rules that State Police don't have to release images
• Grease spills in Groton
• Meeting canceled on sex-offender facility
• Pink slips issued, as SEBAC plans vote on strict by-laws
• CT Amber Alert related to suspicious fire in NY
• Defense wants home invasion survivor sequestered
• Indian police: 3 blasts in Mumbai kill 8, hurt 70
• Family blames police in death of Mystic man
• Police logs - July 13
• Paddling while the sun shines in Waterford
• NL test scores among state's worst
• Revels murder trial under way
• A good catch on a hot day
• Layoffs are under way as state workers await word
• Montville may end fight against sex-offender site
• Norwich city clerk on paid administrative leave since July 1; city officials aren't saying why
• North Stonington's only freestanding blue mailbox on its way out of town
• New London man sentenced to three years' supervised release for drug transaction
• Preston voters OK legal bill deferment, purchase of open space parcels
• New London man sentenced to more than 7 years in federal prison for drug trafficking
• Montville poised to end fight against sex-offender facility
• Stonington concert rescheduled
• Principal leaving Mystic Middle School
• Family claims man's death caused by excessive force by police
• Road will be closed while bridge replaced
• Police Logs - July 12
• Distracted driving down in Hartford, study finds
• Man cites affair as reason for 'downfall'
• Woman's body found under tree
• Making music in Niantic
• Waterford to begin deliberations on controversial Seaside condo plan
• New London schools chief gets contract extension, raise
• Arresting officer's death weakens case against suspects in Groton robbery
• Saving Bell Cedar Swamp is within reach
• Stonington getting ready for its close-up
• New allegations besiege Murdoch media empire
• Man takes deal in home invasion, drug and gun cases
• Norwich police investigating armed robbery
• Stonington being considered for filming of new Tommy Lee Jones, Meryl Streep movie
• League of Women Voters hosts meeting on education study
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Intersection reopens after crash
• Hearing on proposed homeless shelter postponed to August
• Spay, neuter programs celebrate successes
• Award-winning writer launches Otis Library's annual sci-fi series
• State taxes worry hedge funds
• Menu change: Former sardine cannery looks to lobsters
• Police Logs - July 11
• Norwich fireworks return with a bang, keeping a tradition alive
• Call in the Heavy Hitters to keep kids on the right path
• 'Model workplaces' in state not always safest
• Urban's bill on children signed into state law
• 2nd Congressional District could be getting smaller
• Hiking guide cruises down Route 80
• Man charged with climbing onto frog bridge
• What a spectacular show it was
• Interns learning sportscasting from the ground up
• Tax hike will hit state residents Aug. 1
• Boehner rejects bid to 'go big' in debt reduction
• Rage follows Casey Anthony verdict
• Sailfest: It's all about the fireworks
• Norwich firefighters battle stubborn house fire
• ‘Mystic Pizza’ producer joins Quinnipiac
• Ships are super, but they're getting set to look skyward
• Fun begins on Day 2 of Sailfest
• New London fire displaces residents of 5th floor apartment
• Female sub school grads say they fit right in
• Homeless center near goal of consolidation
• Lyman Allyn, charter school receive state grants
• 'Large scale' layoffs will be under way by Tuesday
• Prison could close to help reduce state budget deficit
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Children to man booths, sell goods for charity at Lyme Farmers Market
• Foggy Friday in New London town
• Plenty of fun still in the Sailfest forecast
• Familiar faces return to Preston selectmen race
• Video: NASA's last space shuttle blasts into history
• Malloy issues hundreds of layoff notices; ‘large-scale layoffs' expected next week
• Mark Your Calendar for Guilford's 'Taste the Shoreline'
• In the July 14 Issue: Church Medical Equipment Loan Program a Success
• Norwich police confront shop owner in video
• Special Olympics sailing team returns in triumph
• Taxpayers will have to dig deeper for some tickets
• Illegal immigrant in-state tuition begins in Connecticut
• America getting fatter by the year
• Scenic stroll in New London
• North Stonington fair is still rich in tradition - and volunteer spirit
• Festival of San Fermin
• Norwich violence means more police
• Company yanks Bozrah quarry plan temporarily
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Puzzle issue to be resolved
• North Guilford Church Seeks Public Support for Steeple Repair
• Swallow Spectacular Tickets on Sale Now
• Benefit Dinner to be Held for Killingworth Teen Zach Bernier
• Outer Island Remembered: Island Life in the 1920s and 30s
• Dorothy Swan, Old Saybrook Historical Society librarian and active volunteer, has died at 87
• Police logs - July 7
• Ban keeps families from NS Fair
• Sailors fear Navy may show them the gangplank
• Businessman looking to buy American Wharf, make upgrades
• It's time for Sailfest, with some changes this year
• Union bylaws hurdle in talks
• New mayor gets right to work, but not the way you think
• Pawcatuck neighbors fight development plan
• Sheffield lab working to fix permit issue
• Mashantucket powwow highlights the tradition of dance
• Lyme Academy College exhibition of student work now open
• Obama meets constituents in cyberspace with Twitter town hall
• Little Leaguers Smile on the Clinton Police Department
• Malloy says he sees no point in reopening union talks under current bylaws
• CGA hosts Engineering Challenge for the 21st Century
• Westbrook Gets Its Own Farmer's Market
• Mooove over: Without a show barn, NS fair has to limit cattle competition
• Price of a day at R.I. beach doubles for out-of-staters
• Warrant: Man shot by police wanted to die
• Police logs - July 6
• Striking a pose
• Night light on the beach
• Unions want Malloy to reopen talks
• Yale raises nearly $4 billion in largest campaign
• Food truck can keep serving lunch until New London hashes out permit
• Hospital anticipates reduction in deficit
• Pero proposes infrastructure improvements
• Man who was shot by police charged in NL
• Unions want to reopen talks with Malloy
• Groton July 4th parade attracts 100 groups, enthused spectators
• Tribal museum hosting two-day educational powwow
• Two men allegedly paid Mohegan Sun dealers to mark cards
• In the July 7 Issue: McPherson Proposes West Wharf Renovations
• Three children dead, three stories of justice
• Ledyard celebrates the old fashioned way
• FBI agent who busted Connecticut politicians plans run for House
• Police Logs - July 5
• Two dead whales found on R.I. beach
• Get beach reports online
• Groton to take up charter again
• Pork belly
• A Husky Fourth
• Beloved internist reluctantly retires
• A little bit of everything to celebrate Willimantic's Boom Box Parade
• Everybody loves a parade in Groton
• Rocky Neck State Park closed as capacity is reached
• Scouts prepare for Groton parade
• Police Logs - July 4
• Holiday closings
• Groton's rec director retires on a high note
• Fireworks are bang-for-the-buck shopping
• Royal visit
• Malloy to talk tourism in Mystic
• Students' graffiti turns up at Nathan Hale Schoolhouse
• New Londoners left for war, rebel supporters stayed home
• Norwich plans loud celebration that would make Lincoln proud
• New London Main Street goes out of town for dinner
• Witnesses say teenage boy shot in Norwich
• Fireworks at Subfest
• Barbershop offers clean shave - and clean slate
• War's toll on U.S. forces hasn't eased
• Strauss-Kahn case marks cultural shift in France
• Lady Fenwick can rest assured that an old obligation is still being honored
• Tribes fear loss of sacred sites near New Mexico fire
• Tour offers a view from the top
• Niantic offers festival of lobster and crafts
• Strauss-Kahn leaves NYC house, destination unknown
• Maria Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• RI governor signs bill allowing civil unions
• New Connecticut law to slow Mystic River boaters
• Recent Acquisition
• A ride on the wild side
• 'Boil water' directive is finally lifted in East Lyme
• Fossils to get more modern company as Montville museum plans expansion
• Waterford home a 'total loss' after blaze Friday night
• Royal wedding in Monaco
• She's had her day in court - thousands actually
• Unions still hoping to sidestep layoffs
• Munchies Food Truck owner says New London parking dispute cost him money
• Lyme-Old Lyme school board member resigns, cites differences with GOP leaders
• 'Face and voice' of Lawrence & Memorial Hospital dies
• Fire guts Waterford house; no injuries reported
• Union leaders unwilling to consider changing bylaws to alter vote outcome
• Malloy's economic adviser: Agencies will be forced to make greater cuts
• "Boil water" notice is lifted for EL neighborhood
• Delays expected for Groton July 4th parade
• Legislature gives Malloy more budget-cutting authority; 1,000 more state workers could face layoffs
• Businesswoman files papers to run for mayor in New London
• Boil water order remains in place
• Firefighters fight blaze in unoccupied Norwich home
• Proposed Veterans Affairs cuts could jeopardize the revenue it generates
• Republicans not buying bill to plug gap in budget
• Veteran prosecutor praised on last day
• EB should stop whining about New London taxes
• Westerly Hospital to post notices regarding union activities, bargaining
• State to wait for Waterford ruling before closing with Seaside developer
• State Senate approves crackdown on state employee benefits
• Adviser: Malloy would be willing to negate municipal cuts with an extra 1,000 in layoffs
• Frustrated unions scramble to prevent deep cuts
• Norwich man charged in Colchester assault
• State upgrades charges in Norwich shooting death
• One injury in three-car crash in Norwich
• Waterford, New London beaches had high bacteria in 2010
• Family has big dreams for camp, and a big task
• No closure for family as child killer gets 40 years
• Water world in New London
• Ex-music teacher pleads no contest in East Lyme student sex case
• Ground broken for East Lyme's Seaside Village condominiums
• Malloy begins filling $1.6 billion budget hole
• Public works union endorses Buscetto
• State aid cuts will hurt more in some towns than in others
• Living in Connecticut getting a bit more expensive
• Malloy offers bill to trim state worker benefits
• Malloy's 'Plan B' would cost New London $371,675
• State Police call lawmakers back to budget battle stations
• Eight hospitalized after two-car crash
• Summertime splash in the sound
• Municipalities weigh options to realign budgets
• 'Plan B' layoffs come in at 5,446
• Church basement yields trove of headstones
• Third time's a charm as Griswold passes budget
• Montville teachers told no 'friending' of students
• Closing Wheeler saves $475,000
• Emergency crews respond to spill on Pawcatuck River in Westerly
• EL board appoints new asst. principal at middle school
• Restoration starts on landmark Mystic Liberty Pole
• Cool leap off Groton Long Point
• Malloy's Plan B calls for 5,466 layoffs, cuts to cities and towns
• Rep. Giffords attends NASA ceremony in Houston
• NL Police are told stabbing victim went shopping
• NRC, nuclear industry rewrite history
• Welcome aboard, swabs
• Residents continue attack on Seaside plan
• Amtrak train exhibit to visit New London's annual Fish Tales festival
• Rejected campaign finance law was similar to Conn. measure
• Environmental chief didn't do homework on land swap
• UConn switching to Google for students' email
• Home-grown interest helps farms sprout
• Students set sail
• Former YMCA camp purchased by Mystic family
• Union leaders search for a solution
• Reporting for swab summer
• Union leaders say vote results tabled to seek alternatives to layoffs
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Defendant in Chew case undergoes mental health evaluation
• Accused serial burglar unhappy as charges mount
• Ship shape
• Man to serve 32 months for convenience store robbery
• Mystic-based boat a David against Goliaths
• Wrapping it up at the Wooden Boat Show
• Nuclear safety planning hasn't kept up with population growth
• Laughs all around
• Rotarians mourn loss of business leader Phil Turner at 60
• A 23-year-old from Hamden is the New Miss Connecticut 2011
• Four unions voted down the concessions contract
• Catholic education about to go bilingual
• 10 years on, no easy answers in Afghanistan
• Outgoing R&D leader considered job a daily voyage of discovery
• Two hikes, two glacial features, in Ledyard
• An air show fleur de lis
• Lisbon man faces numerous charges
• Hamden woman is Miss Connecticut 2011
• James 'Whitey' Bulger's low-key life kept him hidden
• AP: Tritium leaks found at many nuclear plant sites
• Historians won't convict Lincoln for suspension of habeas corpus
• Boil water order will stay until Tuesday
• Schools stretch into summer
• Fun is in the air in New London
• Two local farms await confirmation of state grants
• Ledyard pays dearly for the lack of a police contract
• NFA accreditation report lists ways to improve
• UPDATED: Boil water order continues in East Lyme until at least Tuesday
• Library and Town Hall closed Monday for paving
• Economists say if state workers are laid off, the ripple effect is likely to be harsh
• New London man is arraigned in 2010 fatal shooting
• Flying high...and low...with Survival Systems
• Lyme-Old Lyme graduates have high hopes
• St. Edmund's withdraws proposal to expand its rehab program
• Electric Boat tries to lower its $5.5 million New London tax bill
• Police plan extra patrols to promote safe boating
• Power-grid experiment could disrupt computers, appliances
• Unions kill concessions deal despite majority approval
• Cross Country/Track & Field Taylor Named to Capital One Academic All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Taylor Named to Capital One Academic All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Old Saybrook High School graduation moved indoors
• Beer and wine now on menu at Buon Appetito
• Malloy: Layoff notices will be issued 'immediately'
• St. Edmunds withdraws application
• LOL graduation ceremony moved indoors
• Overnight accident caused power outage in Norwich
• Report: Bin Laden courier's phone provides leads
• National Zoo begins panda birth watch
• 'Make up the future as you go'
• 'Everything just exploded'
• Norwich development group to visit downtown sites as part of inventory
• Nice habitat for a chipmunk
• Malloy calls for special session on budget plan
• 'Special' law firm a victim of the times
• Norwich transportation site on budget, on time at construction midpoint
• Academy's cadet trainers prepare for next week's arrival of swabs
• New clinic in New London to serve county's uninsured
• All power restored after lightning strikes in Norwich
• Malloy calls legislature into special session
• Malloy: Layoffs will be ‘large scale' and quick
• Ledyard High seniors will graduate indoors
• CT Drug Data Provider Can Sell Rx Info, Court Rules
• Oil drops as international reserves are tapped
• Plainfield High School Class of 2011 Graduates
• College begins construction of new Science Center
• Connecticut College awarded three grants in support of onStage series
• New York City reception to welcome Class of 2015
• Connecticut reception to welcome Class of 2015
• For Stonington grads, 'so much of our story to write'
• Montville seeks partners for new dispatch center
• Young refugees
• Changes in state bullying law applauded
• For the warriors
• Malloy readies a 'Plan B' budget
• Navy has a problem: too many personnel
• Waterford graduates told there is power in uncertainty
• Arsonist gets 15 years for Norwich fires
• Court to give Waterford woman a Harley as restitution for being bilked
• Waterford graduation to be indoors
• Fire damages East Lyme home
• Labor concessions may be on the ropes
• CGA named to Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Air show preview
• Cows take a stroll through Ledyard
• Police logs - June 22
• Montville principal moving on to position in Westbrook
• Wind power bid prompts hearing in Stonington
• Naval Academy training cruise in Stonington this weekend
• New London ordinance takes vendors by surprise
• State high court denies access
• Kepple, Janney to vie for probate post
• School's really out this time for 2 retiring Ledyard principals
• Highway reopened in Groton
• Dance craze coming to the Parade during Sailfest
• New London police union endorses Buscetto
• Primary today for probate judge race in four towns
• Murphy School principal leaving for a new post
• Cows on the loose in Ledyard
• Norwich Arts Center leader to step down in the autumn
• Homeless not very keen on Buscetto plan
• Nipping a potential problem in the bud
• Dirty tricks alleged by unions
• O Happy Day for area grads
• East Lyme grads urged not to rush through life
• U.S. nuclear regulators often bend safety rules
• Family, friends mourn 2 lives suddenly lost
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College Releases 2011-2012 Schedule Camel/Cadet Classic and Land of Magic Classic Highlight Early Season Slate for Camels
• In theaters, texting nearly as disruptive as chat
• Walkability is the name of the game for Dan Burden
• Former Kirby employees file suit
• Police identify victims of fatal crash Sunday
• Explore New Bedford’s Whaling History
• Study says 1 in 13 US children have food allergy
• Sub base cleanup reaches home stretch
• Scientists link invasive barberry to Lyme disease
• New London's first female mayor dies at 103
• Mourners gather at site of double fatal crash
• Backus nurse to receives Healthcare Hero Award
• An end of the school year splash
• Obesity program at Backus Hospital to receive award
• Curioso always liked to 'make it interesting'
• New London police officer turns to Facebook friends to help city kids
• Griswold ambulance tries to halt funding cuts
• Searching Ireland for the roots of literary genius
• Dads on Duty: Readers’ favorite photos of Dad
• Norwich festival celebrates Juneteenth
• Griswold graduation tinged with sadness
• Police help New London keep eyes on the ball
• Foster care veteran steps up to care for his sister's children
• NATO says airstrike hit Libyan rebels by mistake
• Health department brings dental clinics to summer meal locations
• Old Saybrook to act on police sergeant's health claim
• Griswold Graduation: Celebrating a class that came together
• At Mohegan Sun, the buffet is a key ingredient
• Whale tail: Public pool or simply a fountain?
• Buscetto sees former prison as shelter for homeless
• NFA graduates urged to see heroes in Class of 2011
• Fitch seniors praised for achievements, caring
• Grasso grads ready to be everyday heroes
• Power back at Mystic Ramada; restaurant opening delayed
• Norwich police department promotes four
• Annual cancer report reveals progress, disparities
• Generations of Fitch graduates celebrate with 2011 class
• Norwich Free Academy graduates more than 500
• Two hospitalized patients in multi-vehicle crash now stable
• Defense spending bill good news for CT, senators say
• Music returns to Harkness
• New commander for Submarine Group Two
• Chorus of Westerly's George Kent to retire
• NFA graduation to remain outdoors
• Getting to the root of the problem
• Jepsen questions Facebook tagging feature
• Norwich honors long-time education advocate
• Movie crew powerless to finish film in Mystic hotel
• Correction officers and judicial employees reject concessions deal
• Another hat in the ring in Old Saybrook
• Rocky Hill man killed in Old Lyme crash
• No black clouds for New London High's Art Club
• Police in Groton want to deter graduation drinking parties
• Theft of ramps leaves man in wheelchair nearly stranded
• 2 state employee unions vote down Malloy concessions package
• Fatal crash closes portion of Route 156 in Old Lyme
• Stonington Class of '66 holding reunion
• Kelly school auditorium dedicated to Jackie Owens
• State to crack down on drunken boating this month
• Police investigate death of Mystic man
• Old Saybrook finance board chairman to run for first selectman
• Bike ride raises money for MS research
• Rick Spencer Sings the Hits of the ’60s (that is, the 1860s)
• 26 June ~ Connecticut’s Historic Gardens Day
• FBI, IRS raid didn't stop work at New London's Carabetta construction sites
• Three state-worker unions approve contract
• Camping in NYC? US Interior secretary says yes
• Honoring Old Glory
• From the get-go, Kelly Fogg knew it was 'serious' work
• Malloy, state budget both get cold shoulder in latest Quinnipiac poll
• The play's the thing for local students and Flock Theater
• 'Another milestone' for grads
• Montville council OKs deal with Rand-Whitney
• 'It's my time to leave,' says Old Saybrook's Pace
• Police investigating Mystic man's death
• Swimming & Diving Murphy Named to Capital One Academic All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Stonington library cancels tonight's author event
• Plainfield police say serial bank robber in custody
• Long may it wave
• Q-Poll: Malloy's approval rating remains low; sick leave law gets high marks
• Stonington board votes to revoke Subotic permit
• Man who brought joy and light to October nights in Griswold remembered
• Batch of new rail cars begins Connecticut-New York service
• Police logs - June 15
• FOI hearing officer backs police on release of Haberek images
• Pitch made to distribute task force funding
• Group presses case against demolition at Fort Trumbull
• Malloy stumbles in job-approval poll
• Strawberry meals forever
• McDaniel joins mayoral race in Montville
• Norwich police seize drugs, cash in drug arrest
• Judge dismisses alleged arsonist’s claim of emotional distress
• Students relocated after water main breaks in Old Lyme
• Byron Brook luxury project withdrawn in Norwich
• Bilingual warning signs mark the spot of the whale tale fountain
• Millstone evacuation drill Wednesday
• Connecticut honors flag that survived NY's 9/11 attack
• Airborne in Waterford
• On Route 2, farmers wanted
• Plan for substance abuse program on Enders Island gets public hearing
• Seaside developer: Zone change critical
• Lieberman, Blumenthal among political 'haves'
• Local anglers asked to help protect Sound from invasive species
• Jogging weather
• Ad blitz aimed at potential tourists
• Ledyard GOP snubs incumbent
• Conn. Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation to hold homerun derby, cook-off June 25
• 70 Connecticut College Student Athletes Named to NESCAC Spring All-Academic Team
• A perfect day for a jog
• State believes mountain lion in Milford and Greenwich were one and the same
• Service dogs now tracking allergens
• State hearing set on substance abuse center proposal
• Chile's erupting volcano forces new flight cancellations
• Maine police find 4 bodies in home
• Fire damages trailer in Taftville
• Missing in Iraq: 6.6 billion U.S. dollars
• Tolls or no tolls, planning for Route 11 will move forward
• New London Community Orchestra debuts
• New York faced with difficult task in Mystic psychic case
• Old Saybrook students happy to be in over their heads
• Historical society ties up loose ends in North Stonington
• Surfs up for the crew of the John Paul Jones
• Norwich will adjust to staff cuts by combining grades
• Ledge Light averts crisis, but towns still seek alternative
• Clark Lane principal, Waterford native son Michael Lovetere, retiring June 30
• Whale water samples test safe
• Three Rivers ready to cap enrollment
• Police say deaths were murder-suicide
• 90,000 still live in shelters three months after Japan quake
• Police logs - June 12, 2011
• Two people hurt in motorcycle crash
• Norwich man charged in burglary
• Senior profile: Griswold teen finds resilience in his faith
• North Stonington to vote on slight budget hike
• Firefighters show off early engines
• Rain washes out Hygienic Park Opening Day
• Victims of small plane crash identified
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Three of a kind
• 'Synergy' on the move
• Chimp attack victim gets new face
• Fort Griswold repaired and ready for visitors
• Seaside developer alters plans, seeks zoning to match
• Amazon.com cuts ties to state's businesses
• Chester home-invasion suspect out of challenges
• Senior Profile: Stonington student finds his path to recovery leads through clouds
• Mayor calls contamination scare 'a bunch of hooey'
• Region's strawberry crop robust
• Most of Lyme still in the dark
• Ledyard High School briefly evacuated
• Veteran Groton police officer laid to rest
• Video: Preparing for the biggest production ever at the Garde
• Thunder and lightning back for another jolt
• Series helps bring bluesman Norcia to Mystic Middle School
• Sergeant getting Medal of Honor is a hero’s hero
• Downtown fountain gets a limited reprieve
• With heat on high, schools help students cope
• Students hope to dig up artifacts of King Philip's War in Mystic
• Second group of women chosen for submarine service
• Malloy touts triumph on budget; GOP frustrated
• Senior Profile: Talented Ledyard student likes to be productive
• Joyful dash in Waterford
• Miss Connecticut Scholarship Pageant
• Water will flow again in city's fountain
• Reports of a tree down in Ledyard; roads closed in Groton City
• Tonight's New London Orchestra program postponed
• Senior profile: Giving nature and passion for design drive Wheeler student
• Schools take precautions so students don't wilt in the heat
• Breweries hail passage of Connecticut Beer Trail
• Sex offender serves more time after attempting to contact victim
• Malloy closes session with congratulations and goals for future
• Family looking for answers in woman's death
• Stonington zoning appeals board to look at revoking Mystic Ballet permit
• Montville agreement with Rand-Whitney questioned by town councilor
• The whale tail may not be a fountain after all
• Legislature strolls to the finish line
• Norwich woman swerves to miss vehicle, strikes median on I-395
• Cleanup effort follows acid leak in trailer at Montville plant
• Williams School Class of 2011 grads celebrate unity, tradition
• Westerly task force bowing out
• Senate approves Haddam land swap bill; House still needs to vote
• Senate OKs bill raising the bar for proposed Bozrah quarry
• Norm Riker Named Women's Soccer Coach at Connecticut College
• No one hurt in acid spill at Montville plant
• DEP investigates possible mountain lion sighting
• Old Lyme man gets community service for vandalizing East Lyme benches
• Groton city offices to close for funeral Friday
• Roads will be milled and paved
• Third family sues over town over fatal crash
• Bill to extend no-wake zone on Mystic River passes Senate
• 'Fugitive' mayor identified in radio station contest
• State about to downgrade some marijuana penalties
• Senior profile: Even with weekends at Juilliard, EL's Tan humble
• Fountain incident puts spotlight on homeless issue
• Budget passes Senate, now heads to Malloy
• Senate passes bill to prevent prison rape
• Cost of fuel is major expense for U.S. military
• Suicide ruled in death of lieutenant
• GOP senators slam Malloy budget bill as based on 'unreliable' information
• Wine tasting to benefit crew
• Marijuana decriminalization bill approved by House
• House passes bill to balance state budget
• Urban honored as 'Children's Champion'
• Battle of the Bands will benefit two children
• Flag-raising ceremony will be held in Mystic
• Rabies vaccination clinic scheduled
• Niantic consultant charged with larceny
• Groton policeman's death ruled a suicide
• Municipal group praises budget, calls state worker concessions key
• Millstone meets guidelines for protecting reactor cores
• Home invasion suspect appeals guilty plea ruling
• Senior profile: Senior ready to sail into summer of teaching
• Montville, Rand-Whitney on the verge of ending long dispute over sewer fees
• Groton City police in shock after veteran lieutenant dies at station
• She's ready for her close-up
• New London police unit to target summer crime increase
• Report questions budget cost savings
• Senate passes bill giving state new energy agency
• Martin Olsen files papers to explore run for strong mayor
• High school sophomore receives presidential education on journalism
• NL's whale fountain shut off for sanitary reasons
• McClelland Will Step Down as Head Coach of Connecticut College Women's Lacrosse Program
• Cathy Horne to be Inducted into the Connecticut Athletic Trainers' Association Hall of Fame
• Millstone meets all but one NRC disaster guidelines
• UPDATE: Police identify Groton City police officer found dead at station
• State Senate passes energy bill unanimously, creating new agency
• Congressman Smith visits EB, base
• Police arrest man after teenager allegedly jumps from his car
• "Major movie" could be filmed in Stonington this fall, first selectman says
• Key figure in mortgage scam wants sentence reduced
• Kirby Co. pays fine to settle unfair sales charges
• Mystic Seaport to recognize former Navy secretary with award
• Triathlete from Mystic conquers a stroke and the course where it happened
• Liberty pole to be repaired
• Visitors rediscover Columbus' epic voyage
• House becomes a happy home
• Practice makes perfect when it comes to these patients
• Analysis: Health insurance doubled in a decade in Connecticut
• Senior profile: New London teen who grew up in Honduras immerses himself in all things American
• Firefighters face off in Old Saybrook
• La Grua searching for new executive director
• Your guide to local summer camps
• How much longer can film hold on?
• Rep. Moukawsher: Step aside
• State Senate supports bill to modify laws on marijuana possession
• Ohio animal shelter puts fattest cats on discount
• Lawrence Eagleburger, diplomat and secretary of state, dies at 80
• Defying stereotypes
• Union leaders want informed voters
• Town's battle against sex offender facility takes a hit
• Open space group shows off farm
• Train exhibit to roll in during city festival
• State Senate approves bill decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana
• Connecticut House votes to set up state health agency
• Retiring Gates pledges wider U.S. military presence in Asia
• Edwards indicted in cover-up
• Local shad population getting a lift
• The right choice, period
• Sick leave bill likely to be OK'd by House
• Woman building horse facility on 95 acres in Salem
• Senior profile: Waterford's Emily Diana a portrait of creativity
• 'You should be very proud'
• Energy bill heading for weekend vote despite many unresolved details
• Malloy's First Five job-creation program gains Senate approval
• New era at Coast Guard Academy
• Griswold budget goes to second referendum
• Senate approves "First Five" plan
• Students were cited for 'mooning' motorist
• CGA Incoming class expected to be most diverse ever
• Massachusetts surveys the tornado damage
• Mosquitoes are back, and they're breeding like crazy
• CT Trails Day is this weekend
• Route 11 tolls plan may preceed the road's completion
• Nina and Pinta replicas make landfall in Norwich
• Bozrah quarry hearing continued to July 7
• Fitch senior does what he needs to do; 'a lot of good people' helped, too
• New Lincoln a good fit for Norwich City Hall, but not for its frame
• Burhoe leaves Coast Guard Academy more diverse than he found it
• North Stonington showcases trails and farms on Saturday
• Malloy warns of deep layoffs if deal fails
• Columbus replicas sail the Thames River
• Mass. towns digging out after tornadoes kill 4
• House approves Route 11 toll booths
• State to realize ‘surplus' of sorts
• Crash that killed four teens draws a second lawsuit
• Jurors deadlock on Wright murder charge; judge declares mistrial
• Old City Pier going; new one due next year
• Patience, perseverance paid off
• House approves bill to allow students to choose whether to dissect animals
• Norwich Tech's Salvagna finds his niche in computer-aided drafting
• Connecticut soldier killed in Afghanistan fighting
• Sailing Brugman Named to ICSA All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Kathleen Mitchell joins mayoral race
• Coast Guard Academy to hold change of command ceremony
• Jury deadlocked in Wright murder case
• Second suit to be filed in Griswold crash
• Pakistani pediatrician recalls caring for Bin Laden's kids
• Play date with a playwright
• Two students awarded MacCluggage scholarships
• Police Logs - June 1
• Officers ID'd in NL shooting incident
• NFA student takes father's advice; pair to share grad status
• NL city council passes budget; tax rate stable
• Paving in Mystic, at Clara and Coogan, begins today
• State Senate OKs inmate early-release bill
• Seaside soiree at Ocean Beach
• Mohegan Sun Concord partners say they're on track
• Extra Montville summer camp dates still in limbo
• Three officers who fired at armed man identified, updates with NLPD comment
• State House approves bill on early release for some prisoners; breathalyzer in cars for some drunken drivers
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• Video: Bus company involved in I-95 Virginia crash cited for violations
• Road paving scheduled for Wednesday
• Police union begins fundraiser
• Mount Washington road celebrates 150 years
• Remembering those on eternal patrol
• Families opposing execution felt ignored by lawmakers
• Police Logs - May 31
• After recovering from a stroke, triathlete looking to undo 'DNF'
• Cost of war looms large in troop reduction talks
• It was a great day for a parade
• Norwich is all a-flutter over annual butterfly pavilion
• Lights of memory
• Senior profile: Lyme-Old Lyme senior is a guy who can do it all
• Submarine veterans honor those who served
• A Memorial Day tradition in Noank, Mystic
• Veterans hope government will keep its health insurance promises
• 'Beauty and the Beast Jr' at Salem School
• Neighbors say New London gunman was troubled, depressed
• Senior profile: Tibet native came very far, very fast
• Infection threat leads to testing for 13,000 veterans
• Train slams into car at Milford crossing
• Memorial Day parades step off today
• Griswold's Veteran's Memorial Park turns into Youthtopia
• Evening vigil on downtown Parade honors local veterans
• St. Edmund's wine fuels crime spree
• Police investigate liquid in aquarium whale tank
• Mystic retreat center client arrested for robbery, car theft
• Readers' prom photos are picture-perfect
• Whalie Awards celebrate New London music scene
• Attorney says Preston's land buy invalid; referendum needed
• Joel Gallup finds 'the loss is tremendous'
• For some, Memorial Day still a solemn holiday
• New London police say they're investigating shooting in the Ocean Avenue area
• Regatta event spotlights proposed park sale
• 50,000 vets’ graves in Massachusetts getting first flags
• Washing the Wall to remember Vietnam vets
• New London police shoot suspect; state police handling investigation
• 3 Old Saybrook adults, 1 juvenile, arrested in bank robbery
• Long Island woman killed in I-95 crash
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• Controversial early release bill passes state Senate
• One dead after early-morning wreck on I-95
• Men's Track & Field LeDuc Runs to All-America Finish in 3000 Meter Steeplechase Camels' Talented Rookie Caps Off Rookie Season with School Record
• Eagle beats welcoming committee to Waterford, Ireland
• 'We always loved having him around'
• Governor releases plan to close $400 million budget hole
• Nearly 40 years later, a soldier's journey ends
• Lyme budget passes: New town tax rate decreasing slightly
• Not forgotten
• Police logs - May 28
• Memorial Day tradition lives on in Old Lyme
• 11 words still secret in Pentagon Papers
• Norwich Diocese Ordination of First Hispanic Priest today
• Eight Camels Named to NESCAC Spring All-Sportsmanship Team
• Waterford man arrested on drug and gun charges
• Police warn about scam
• Remains found of Waterford native Holm; died in helicopter crash in Vietnam in 1972
• Millstone reactor may be subject to extra federal oversight
• UPDATED: Body of Missing Boater Found
• Barque Eagle beats its welcoming committee to Waterford, Republic of Ireland
• The Day wins Connecticut journalism awards
• Sailing #3 Camel Women Celebrate Second Place Finish at Sperry Top-Sider ICSA National Championship
• 'Outstanding' adult grads greeted by 'exquisite' facility in Norwich
• In memory of the fallen
• Astronaut speaks of NASA missions to Groton crowd
• Mystery surrounds Mystic psychic
• State Senate moves to bolster anti-bullying law
• Norwich Community Development Corp. to start loan program Aug. 1
• Remembering those who served
• Montville officials may have met illegally
• Westerly Hospital unions meet to decry layoffs and other changes
• Displaced principals back in Norwich schools
• Fallen heroes honored at State Capitol
• Paying their respects
• Last call for summer camp listings
• New cockroach discovered in South Africa
• Search for tornado's missing finds few amid debris
• Crews rescue pilot of ultralight plane from tree
• Former oil company head pleads guilty
• Mayor: Providence to cut 60-80 cops
• House OKs 'Joshua's Law'
• Judge recuses self from boardwalk vandalism case
• Layoffs loom in Norwich schools
• Sick leave bill OK'd by Senate
• Stonington program aimed at teaching teens perils of drinking, texting behind wheel
• Winter (and spring) of our discontent sent packing
• Montville budget decision waits on state
• Senate narrowly passes bill requiring sick leave for service workers
• Wright found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder at Groton hotel; deliberations to continue
• Sun makes an appearance with holiday weekend on the horizon
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Norwich officer keeps man from jumping off I-395 bridge Tuesday
• Torres sentenced to 35 years for murder of former girlfriend at Groton motel
• DUI checkpoint scheduled in Montville
• Police Logs - May 24
• Service Sunday for cousins killed in crash
• Olsen looking more like candidate
• Shooting of Johnny Amy 'a bad dream' for friends
• Working on the Waterworks
• Strawberry Park is open for business
• Restaurant lease-signing still caught in complexity, but the end may be near
• Stonington residents approve $55.3M budget
• Aquarium says 19,000 enjoyed free admission
• Rowing Perry, Carmichael Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Sailing Sperry-Top Sider ICSA Women's National Championship Underway
• Men's Lacrosse Mangano & Hillyer Named to USILA All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Professor awarded NEH Summer Stipend to continue study of labor migration in China
• Ultimate team flies to nationals
• Arboretum hosts nature photo exhibit
• VIDEO: Obama, Cameron take on students during British state visit
• Runaway teen arrested for allegedly kicking officer
• Police look for missing Ledyard man
• Federal jury finds Groton man guilty of selling crack cocaine
• Car knocks over pole, closing road
• Stonington residents can report town maintenance problems via iPhone
• Route 11 project back from the dead
• New England Aquarium seal turning 40 with grace
• Three honor students get prison time in East Lyme arson case
• Union meeting leaves some Department of Correction workers with doubts
• Inside Missouri hospital, mix of chaos and bravery
• Tornado kills at least 116 in Joplin
• Rainy days and Mondays
• York to take some Gates inmates
• Prison workers meet to learn details of union contract proposal
• Men's Track & Field LeDuc Qualifies for NCAA Championship in Steeplechase Camels' Talented Rookie Will Run Friday Night at Ohio Wesleyan
• Women's Lacrosse Four Camels Tabbed to IWLCA All-Region Team for Connecticut College Driscoll Named to First Team for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Murphy, Walsh Named to Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team for Camels
• Former Haven Health Care administrator sentenced to probation
• Burger sales will help women's center
• Student photos to be judged
• Library seeks musicians and readers for concerts
• Shaw Mansion to Participate in Blue Star Museums
• North Stonington, restaurant reach a compromise
• College students sentenced in East Lyme arson
• Federal funds will give state a new look at Route 11 expansion
• Medical examiner rules teacher's death an intentional drowning
• VIDEO: Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• Victim of Saturday shooting in Norwich dies
• ECSU awards diplomas in Hartford
• North Stonington restaurant drama still simmering
• State's labor savings deal may be a tough sell
• Connecticut College celebrates its 100th commencement
• Two die in Route 184 crash
• Ship captain seized by pirates discovered his inner strength
• Rose City revives 4th of July fireworks
• If you don't wear a seat belt, you risk a fine as well as your life
• Victim in Norwich shooting dies
• Three Rivers graduates earned degrees through 'true grit'
• Parade's whale tail finally goes with the flow
• Mares — and the women who love them — stand vigil during foaling season
• Norwich shooting victim remains in critical condition
• When business move out, recovery slows down
• Motorcycle ride honors fallen soldier
• Lyme Academy grads ready to carve their creative niche
• Noted Coast Guard Academy teacher retiring
• Athletes test their power at Strongman Competition
• Man in critical condition after shooting in Norwich
• Bravery binds group of heroes gathering in Mystic
• Randy 'Macho Man' Savage dies in wreck
• Tutu calls on youth to achieve world peace
• Jury begins deliberating in Groton murder case
• Today's motorcycle run and cookout will benefit veteran's family
• Police logs - May 21
• Union deal, savings claims defended
• St. Bernard grads celebrate years of camaraderie
• Teacher in sex assault case found dead in lake
• New London's $81.8 million budget proposal faces hearing
• Sailing Presidential Send-Off for Camel Sailing Team
• Track & Field LeDuc Wins in Steeplechase at ECAC Championship Goodwill Places Sixth in 800 Meters for Camels
• State Police find body of teacher arrested earlier this week
• Senate leader: Votes lacking to repeal death penalty
• IMF ex-leader is released on bail in NYC
• Next to Obama,Israeli leader says no to 1967 lines
• Three-car Route 12 accident injures one
• Four students will help the whale tail fountain make its debut
• House moves to protect those who change gender
• House passes bill in wake of plant explosion
• Test confirms R.I. lawmaker wasn’t drunk at DUI stop
• New London's Shaw's Landing developers look to extend deal
• Norwich may split bids on demolition of schools
• Hailing the Groton shoreline, submarine style
• Envirothon evaluates natural talents
• Whaling City takes Bulkeley House mural as a sign
• Turnout low as East Lyme budget passes
• East Lyme residents approve budget
• Lyman Allyn Art Museum opens major spring exhibition Face Off: Portraits by Contemporary Artists
• Lyman Allyn Art Museum opens major spring exhibition Face Off: Portraits by Contemporary Artists
• Kelly Middle School postpones Fun Run
• Conservancy elects new officers
• Obama tells Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Obama to Syria's Assad: Lead to democracy or leave
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• North Stonington has a budget to show voters Monday
• Obama tells Coast Guard grads their service to the nation matters more than ever
• Steve Daggett brings a passion for firefighting as Ledyard's new chief
• Police officers injured during training on river
• Lyme-Old Lyme schools' lineup set to change
• Yoga class going for the toes in Old Lyme
• Harkness shines in spotlight
• Residents gather hoping to get a glimpse of president
• Protesters have a message for Obama: Keep your promises
• Many personal stories, one smart group
• Mystic River slow-no-wake legislation finds no foes in House
• 3 local people rescued after boat capsizes
• Norwich man charged with selling heroin at Sam's food mart
• Coast Guard more important than ever, president says
• Protesters ask the president to keep campaign promises
• Transcript of the President's commencement speech
• ISAAC school teacher arrested in Wallingford
• Ledyard's budget bond issue passes
• Coast Guard Academy no stranger to presidents
• Old Saybrook budget bound for vote May 26
• Father faulting town, school in son's suicide
• St. Bernard student, 'so wonderful and brave,' finds her voice and her focus
• Foul weather fans
• Plan for UConn health center would create bioscience hub
• Less than 1 percent turn out in Preston to approve budgets
• Workers got off easy on concessions, GOP says
• NFA looking abroad amid declining enrollment
• Academy officials will decide at 6 a.m. whether to move ceremony indoors
• 2 women thwart carjacking attempt in Mystic; two young children unhurt
• Norwich bells group president named to New England association board
• Layoffs, reduction of work hours announced at Westerly Hospital
• Details of union deal released
• High school will host lunch for veterans
• Connecticut man who ran $100M Ponzi scheme gets prison
• Griswold voters reject town, school budgets
• Malloy optimistic state workers will ratify deal
• Now they are citizens of the nation they serve
• Concession deal's details to be released
• Coast Guard prepares for Obama's visit
• Groton schools look to cut $2M
• Waterford standoff ends with gunman in custody
• Coed and women's sailing teams headed for nationals
• Connecticut College's Centennial Class to graduate May 22
• Accident slows traffic on I-95 in New London
• It's been a bad year for allergies just about everywhere
• Sony starts to restore Playstation Network
• Service members become U.S. citizens
• Westerly Hospital to lay off up to 29 employees
• Man who drove car into cruiser is arrested
• Montville fire ruled accidental
• Wheeler High losing some history
• In Old Lyme, Center School's days could be numbered
• Police identify driver who struck child in Mystic crosswalk
• Study: 41 percent of Norwich sixth-graders and 29 percent of kindergartners overweight
• Ocean Beach work not for kids anymore
• Norwich fuel budget running on empty
• Stonington Board of Education OKs plan for drug-sniffing dog use
• Norwich Tech students advance in auto repair contest
• Wallace McCain, 81, became billionaire selling french fries
• Staff's elbow grease cuts school's moving costs
• Southeastern Connecticut woos Chinese tour directors
• Police charge Canterbury man with torching truck
• Achievement against the odds
• For local debutantes, it all comes down to the cotillion
• Ducks away!
• In New London, English becomes a student's ticket to graduation
• Cancer patients look beyond the ‘why?'
• Old Lyme finance panel will meet on budget Monday night
• Track & Field Murtagh Finishes 9th in Steeplechase at All-New England Championship
• Malloy delivers commencement speech at Mitchell College
• 5-year-old girl struck by vehicle in Mystic
• UConn grad, dairy farmer gives $1.5M to alma mater
• Southeast Connecticut woos Chinese tour execs
• Injured man critical after accident in Niantic
• State, unions strike deal
• Town leaders worry over how state will fill that $400 million gap
• Fire damages Montville home
• And then there was one: Just one fugitive remains in $7 million heist
• Man charged in UConn death offered plea deal
• Norwich animal hospital plans Sunday pet fair
• A magical morning in Mystic
• Decision nears on Ledyard budget
• Agency shows confidence, leaves state bond rating unchanged
• Men's Soccer Murphy to Be Inducted into Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame
• Women's Lacrosse Driscoll Garners All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Malloy reaches deal with union leaders
• Virginia-class sub California will be homeported at Groton base
• Iacoi Foundaton presents grant
• Legion of Valor military heroes to be honored in Mystic ceremony
• State senator's comments could delay murder trial
• Five casino neighbors could be big losers in budget crisis
• Coca-Cola's move ends New London man's 47-year turn on Bank Street
• Missing brother comes home
• Mystic students re-enact the immigrant journey
• Governor: State will continue to invest in submarine base
• State breaks down layoffs by department
• NLDC seeks hotel, commercial proposals for Fort Trumbull parcels
• Region serves as bird crossing for many species
• 'Joshua's Law,' based on NL incident, passes state Senate
• Taftville man charged in July attack
• Friday is last day to register to vote in Preston referendum
• Witness tells about luring homicide victim to Groton hotel
• Home invasion lawyers ask for delay based on Prague's comments
• State employee layoff count: 182
• Governor says state will continue to invest in Navy base
• Bill would allow student to attend prom
• New London Elks honor local law enforcement
• Taking a stand on marriage
• Mom in school residency case back in court
• Backus nurses say 'yes' to union
• Effort to triple moorings in river takes step forward
• Prom night
• Layoff notices trickle out as state workers wait for news
• Senators change minds on death penalty
• Salem voters back budget
• Food fans afoot in the city discover dining treasures
• Two local senators change their stance on repeal of death penalty
• Bin Laden hand-written journal seized
• Students sought for magnet school's summer academy
• Students receive scholarships
• Flamingos coming to Norwich lawns
• Carnival opens Thursday
• Bomb squad uses water jet to destroy suspicious package
• Cold case team hunting for clues in 1995 murder
• Residents seek town meeting
• Preston to give land trust chance to get vacant parcels
• Happiness is a warm Chevy
• Police logs - May 11
• Absolute Poker makes deal on repaying players
• 4,742 state workers facing layoffs
• Mystic attorney enters race for regional probate judge
• Norwich non-teacher unions give concessions
• Library will host Summer Solstice Art Exhibit
• Salem preschool lottery scheduled
• Cold case unit searches scene of Groton homicide
• Selectmen will meet before budget town meeting
• Selectmen will meet Sunday
• Travel program at library
• Malloy to start laying off state workers
• Waterford High graduate dies in Route 9 crash
• Former Waterford woman dies in Florida accident
• Local budgets stuck in limbo as towns await state aid figures
• Electric Boat announces layoffs of six workers
• A beautiful day for jogging at McCook
• Groton's new mayor moves from class to city hall
• Meal center stuck between rock and a hard place
• Haberek offers proposal to boost fortunes of downtown Pawcatuck
• Stonington police officer turns in badge after 33 years
• Sailing Bresnahan Honored as New England Coach of the Year for Connecticut College
• Medicare bus will visit Groton
• Greater Mystic Visitors Bureau separates from state tourism district
• UConn grads mark an end and a beginning
• A 'flash mob' dance breaks out on New London's Customs House Pier
• State lags in funding to fight elder abuse
• Busy bakers have no time for loafing around
• School cafeterias get inadequate health inspections
• Tourism cares gives $10,000 to Seaport
• Westerly Land Trust buys parcel from Providence Diocese
• Will and Kate to visit California
• 13 bids made for Sachem Fund money
• Children's gender roles revisited
• Track & Field Men Crack Top 10 at New England D. 3 Championship for First Time Goodwill Sets SR with All-New England D. 3 Finish in 800 Meters
• Taking on the bullies
• Fallen Navy SEAL honored with warship
• The Eagle is bound for the Emerald Isle
• Lyme finance board sets hearing on budget plan
• At age 98, a new chapter begins
• Forum kicks off New London mayoral race
• Phone call was key in hunt for bin Laden
• Police logs - May 8, 2011
• A bug's-eye view of spring
• Kate's gown inspires a flurry of knockoffs
• Things are looking up
• Connecticut hookah lounge bill faces committee vote
• Barque Eagle departs for Europe
• Belated honors bestowed on World War II veteran
• Pump-out boats ply region's waters 'to make doing the right thing' easier
• At Avery Point, a 'small' celebration
• Norwich tire stash wheeled away gratis
• Coutu among plaintiffs in legal challenge to state budget
• Federal cuts threaten hiring and mosquito testing in Connecticut
• Malloy's Plan B would cut 4,700 job
• Soft landing in downtown New London
• Lincoln portraits turn out in numbers and varieties for Norwich arts festival
• Preston voters back open space purchases
• Connecticut College student wins $10,000 grant to establish community garden
• Students to present results of New London projects
• Connecticut College presents Senior Art Thesis Exhibition
• Empty Bowls helping to end hunger
• FRESH plans plant sale
• Dumped tires roll on to Plainfield for recycling
• Updated: Both lanes now open on I-395N after car fire
• Malloy's Plan B seeks 4,700 job cuts
• CGA development program graduates
• Benefits to be held for Sgt. Rivera's family
• Missing Danielson man found in Rhode Island
• Chainsaw in tree closes road
• Salem community joins fight for little girl's sight
• Raid info shows terrorist interest in rail attack
• Coutu plans to challenge Courtney in 2nd District
• Malloy puts layoff notices on hold while union negotiations continue
• Germ stagecraft in Groton
• Guilty plea in one Ferrari case; another pending
• Babysitter charged in near-drowning of toddler at casino
• Mitchell for mayor? It would be interesting
• Residents hear benefits, express fears about proposed Bozrah quarry
• Cleanup of mercury in East Lyme: 'We did all the proper things'
• Men's Lacrosse Three Connecticut College Camels Garner All-NESCAC Honors
• Report:November mercury spill near East Lyme town well was cleaned up
• Malloy will hold off on layoff notices
• Groton police charge two men with sexual assault
• Obama pays respects at Ground Zero
• Coutu declares candidacy for Congress
• Checkhov’s “The Cherry Orchard”
• Griswold honors 'Superman' teacher
• Mark your calendar: Whale tale fountain will flow May 21
• Anonymous tip led to arrest in boardwalk vandalization case
• Casino backers tout promise of new jobs for Massachusetts
• New tax impact: Taking a more realistic look at those numbers
• Softball pitching rule changes dynamics of game
• Malloy signs budget, presses unions
• Groton's energy future shining brighter with solar power deal
• Thousands of tires dumped in Norwich lot
• 18 buildings instead of 14 now planned for North Stonington development
• Men's Track & Field LeDuc Garner All-Conference Honors for Camels in Steeplechase
• Malloy signs budget into law
• Westerly Hospital, Carriage House host Alzheimer's film series
• State DEP commissioner Esty holds May 18 forum at Harkness
• State police seek missing Danielson man
• Truckloads of tires dumped in Taftville
• New London student accepted into CGA Scholars Program
• House passes Malloy's budget
• Employment fair to be held in Old Saybrook
• Norwich education foundation plans celebration
• Capehart Mill developer's extension OK'd on plans for property
• Democratic caucus takes five tries to choose probate judge candidate
• Suspect in bench graffiti charged
• Waterford students take part in dancing initiative
• Lyme-Old Lyme regional budget for school system a hit with voters
• With Phase II out in Groton, next move belongs to RTM
• Proposed quarry spawns environmental concerns in Bozrah
• An Afternoon of Arts
• Old Lyme man arrested in Niantic Bay Boardwalk bench vandalism
• Congress may dock Pakistan aid over bin Laden
• Baseball and barbecue at Dodd
• The House takes up the Malloy budget; late night expected
• 25 SE Missouri farmers sue over levee breach
• Bin Laden's victim's families find sense of relief, but closure remains elusive
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• State Senate approves Malloy budget, 19-17
• Stonington won't release zoning officer's grievance information
• Family comes to terms with former Waterford police chief's darkest day
• Getting Osama: Months of planning, minutes of execution
• Local reaction: On the whole, it was a good thing
• School plan crushed; Thames Street repairs approved
• Don Maranell denied third term as Stonington borough warden
• Truck Day event in Norwich branches out this year
• Clinton: Seize the moment
• $32 million Griswold budget goes to May 16 referendum
• Family of Stonington victim reacts to news of bin Laden's death
• NL man sentenced to serve five years for marijuana distribution, firearm possession
• CGA announces officer candidate school class graduation
• AP sources: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• VIDEO: US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Connecticut politicians react to bin Laden’s death
• Sailing #15 Coed Sailing Team Qualifies for ICSA/Gill Dinghy National Championship Connecticut College to Send Two Teams to Nationals in Cascade Lakes, Oregon
• Local victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Parade becomes platform for immigration reform
• President says Osama bin Laden is dead
• Day staffer becomes a witness to history
• East Lyme artist wins spot in Norwich City Hall
• Gas tax increase stricken from state budget
• Unions hold May Day rally in Hartford
• For some runners, it's the destination that counts
• Men's Lacrosse NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal #1 Tufts University 12, #8 Connecticut College 6
• Women's Water Polo Camels Finish Sixth at Division III Championship Hunter, Lampley Named to All-Tournament Team
• Pannone for the people
• Pearl Harbor visitors now get Japan, U.S. view
• Young and unemployed: With scant support, some young adults struggle to survive
• Walking the walk for children's health at Plainfield schools
• Norwich council weighs its marina options
• Agri-Science students care for homeless cats in Ledyard
• Groton teen charged after youth shot in face with BB gun
• Old meds taken for safe disposal
• Just ducky
• Tennis Camel Men & Women Defeat Hamilton
• Track & Field LeDuc Finshes Third in 3000 Meter Steeplechase at NESCAC Championship Humen Sets School Record in Pole Vault
• Rowing Camels Win Three Gold Medals & One Bronze Medal at New England Rowing Championship
• Suspects sought after shooting, robbery in Norwich
• Dunkin' ducks
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 13, Wesleyan University 8 Hill, Medeiros Walk Off as Winners in Final Home Game for Camels
• Local royal wedding ‘guests' didn't go to London, but they celebrated in style
• Change of command for Submarine Squadron Two
• Bonding approved for local projects
• After four decades, a proper farewell for one of their own
• State's chief labor negotiator says union deal may be less than a week away
• Groton cops hope to restore community policing program
• Groton tries again to fix Thames Street
• The wizards of East Lyme
• Norwich panel trims block grant proposals
• Local family makes more wishes come true
• UPDATED: Route 12 in Groton reopened after accident
• Men's Lacrosse #18 Wesleyan University 11, Connecticut College 10
• Walk for the Homeless
• Arboretum to host Mother's Day Plant Sale
• Professor to discuss suspended animation
• Theater Department presents 'Harvey' May 4-8
• Connecticut College awarded $22,000 Connecticut Statewide Healthy Campus Initiative grant
• EL Food Pantry seeks site to store its stock
• EB awarded funds for second sub
• Air Force major from New Haven killed in Afghanistan
• Malloy defends budget process
• Jews praise John Paul II on eve of beatification
• Sub Force Museum goes on summer schedule
• A new title for William and Kate: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
• Video: Will and Kate say 'I will'
• On this side of the Atlantic, Waterford china, tea and crumpets
• After months of preparation, Prince William heads to church
• London all set to stage spectacular wedding
• Royal wedding eve: Crowds swell outside abbey
• Departing submarine's skipper salutes crew through tears
• Convicted killer, rapist back behind bars as pardons board weighs his fate
• Malloy: Layoffs still on the table
• Bysiewicz says small businesses key to economic recovery
• Westerly council to consider audit of task force
• Buscetto gets endorsement
• Norwich Public Utilities will do system maintenance
• Change of command for the USS Providence
• Chess on the waterfront
• 9 Town Transit celebrates 30th anniversary
• Lyme/Old Lyme Education Foundation accepting grant applications
• Tickets available for Old Saybrook variety show
• Tickets for Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School’s spring musical are available
• New recycling bins to be distributed in Old Lyme
• Getting shipshape
• The Day announces further steps to cut costs, including more layoffs
• Police charge 'Lawnmower Man'
• NUWC's loss of contract authority could affect local defense firms
• Malloy sticking with energy-tax plan
• Women's Tennis Connecticut College 5, Wesleyan University 4 Smith Leads Camels to Second Straight Conference Win
• Men's Tennis Connecticut College 8, Bates College 1 Prophet, Stanton Lead Camels to Victory in Final Home Match
• Connecticut College Children's Program awarded $23,500 in local grants
• Panel to discuss effects of Japan's earthquake
• 'American Psychology at the Crossroads: 1900-1920'
• 'The Homegrown Threat: Rethinking Race, Religion and Nation'
• Video: Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Man steals lawn mower and goes for a ride in EL
• Pawcatuck man gets two DUIs in 14 hours
• Malloy sticking with power tax proposal
• Preparing to sail
• Workers Memorial Day to be held in Groton
• Anti-terrorism training under way in Salem
• Navy takes away NUWC's authority to issue contracts
• Harbor commission tells council to keep Norwich's vision for marina
• A stroll through the soup
• East Lyme committee to study school building replacement, repair
• Old Lyme coyote attack raises rabies concerns
• Doctor labeled ''candy man''
• Sick time legislation advances
• EL schools to monitor five school buses with cameras
• Energy tax raises spectre of higher bills for ratepayers
• Fog, sun, fog
• Navy suspends Naval Undersea Warfare Center's authority to issue contracts
• Women's Water Polo Lampley, Lovejoy Honored as D. III Players of the Week for Connecticut College
• Old Saybrook 13-year-old accused of stabbing another teen at rec center
• Debate on energy tax shifts to how it would be implemented
• East Lyme to install cameras on school buses
• Ledyard youngsters get recycling lesson
• 300 volunteers to roll up sleeves, perform odd jobs at Mystic Seaport
• Lincoln artists cry foul
• At the finish line, a sense of satisfaction
• Reimbursement funds reinstated in Malloy budget
• Salem needs an interim school superintendent
• Haberek seeks answers on Westerly Library
• East Lyme residents praise effort to hold line on taxes for 2011-12
• Local teenage girls cultivate confidence in the Teenzone
• Attention Civil War sleuths
• Rowing Women Win Varsity & 2nd Varsity Four, Men Win Novice Four Regatta
• Men's Tennis Bates College 9, Connecticut College 0
• Civil War author to speak
• Pero to hold forum
• Historical society's fundraiser sold out
• Traffic camera video: Lanes now open on Gold Star Bridge southbound
• Ryan appointed to committee
• Woolworth Library has new hours
• Court document details NL shooting
• Police charge three teens with burglary and carrying weapons
• Women's Tennis Camel Women Top Bates in Final Home Match of 2011 Season
• Track & Field Track & Field Camel Women Win Home Invitational; Men Place Third
• Sailing #4 Camel Women Qualify for ICSA National Championship
• An Easter prayer
• New London lawmaker wants prisoners to help set kids straight
• Big hug
• Forums to focus on partnership for old hospital property
• East Lyme residents can speak on budget
• Salem Herbfarm encourages green thumbs
• Fight brews over charter school teachers
• Norwalk firm to argue that mining prescription drug data is free speech
• Spring finally arrives in the city
• State's harbors need dredging
• Two men charged after New London shooting
• Plainfield POW flag vandalized
• Special training helps city police respond safely to mental health emergencies
• Much is the same, but there's one big change at Zuckerbraun's
• Bill aims to collect sales tax from online retailers
• Play at New London church celebrates Easter
• Divers help clean the Thames River for Earth Day
• Friends reach L.A. after six-day cab ride
• Free tune-ups for two-wheeled vehicles
• Women's Lacrosse #8 Colby College 6, Connecticut College 4 Cataldo Stops Seven Shots in Close Loss for Camels
• Women's Water Polo Camels Top Utica, Fall to Brown Lampley Scores Seven Goals in Doubleheader to Lead Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Colby College 8, Connecticut College 7 OT Rodricks Delivers 5 GBs for Camel Defense
• Men's Tennis Wesleyan University 5, Connecticut College 4 Weisberger, King Shine for Camels in Close Loss at Middletown
• A clean dive
• Cleaning up Mitchell Beach for Earth Day
• Exploring Ledyard's Pine Swamp in the Year of the Turtle
• Traffic stop leads to suspect's arrest on multiple charges
• ‘Problematic’ oven fire displaces family
• Groton voters won't face a lengthy ballot on May 2
• Preston campground sale ordered to go forward
• Man shot on Wightman Street in New London late Friday night
• For alewife, life's journey now a little easier
• Father or fighter: Professional boxer from Pawcatuck will leave beloved ring to be with his son
• Revised state budget bodes well for boaters, Garde Arts Center
• Ready for the cross
• Earth Day, not just a day at the beach
• CGA to observe Holocaust Days of Remembrance
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 11, Springfield College 9 Hill
• Police: Check IDs in door-to-door sales
• Brothers arrested in Groton after joint police search
• Ready to ride at Healing with Horses in Uncasville
• Initial OK of tolls bill could give boost to finishing Route 11
• Would-be Fort Trumbull developers seek tax break
• Malloy budget plan out of the gate
• Rite of penguin passage
• Connecticut's environment in 2010 was stuck in the mud
• Underwater sleuths investigate marina
• Civil suit to accompany criminal charges in school sex case
• Queen celebrates 85th birthday as royal wedding looms
• Committee approves spending portion of Malloy budget plan
• African penguin swimming lessons
• Dominion: Malloy proposal would avert Millstone shutdown
• Earth Day jubilee
• Men's Tennis Connecticut College 5, Coast Guard 4 Camels Sweep Doubles Play in 10th Win of the Season
• Women's Tennis Trinity College 7, Connecticut College 2
• Pirate minus parrot at Mystic Seaport
• Journey of a lifetime
• UPDATED: Police arrest two suspected of threatening driver
• Malloy, Dems agree on budget plan
• New London mayor pushes for Vermont rail link
• Chinese officials come to hear Norwich pitch
• Checking out the new jet
• 'Shredding Day' set in Old Saybrook
• East Lyme Zoning Board wants to help with permits
• Third New London councilor joins mayoral pack
• Connecticut College's Relay For Life is April 15-16
• Kids are invited to Connecticut College Neuroscience Fair
• BP sues maker of blowout preventer on spill anniversary
• Malloy, Democratic legislators reach budget agreement
• 4th defendant sentenced in 2009 shooting in New London
• Norwich man pleads guilty in child porn case
• New London mayoral race gets more crowded with Wednesday's announcement by Passero
• Lisbon fire destroys home
• Poll: Finances dictating college, career choices
• School administrator charged with sexual assault of student, 13
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 11, Wheaton College 5 Surging Camels Open Game with 8-0 Run
• Multiple charges filed in NL sexual assault case
• Monday fire in Norwich still under investigation
• "Gatsby" mansion is being razed
• Man's rescue highlights mission
• The war through their eyes: A Civil War poem
• GOP touts budget with no new taxes
• Raptor vacation surprise
• Groton council trims school board request
• Bench, sign graffiti riles EL foundation
• Raul Castro named 1st secretary of Communist Party
• School administrator arraigned in sexual assault of middle-school student
• Morro Bay returns after four-month absence
• State Republicans propose 'no tax increase' budget
• State GOP lawmakers unveil no-tax hike budget
• He's a touch frightened
• Driver killed in accident is identified
• Fire damages Taftville home
• Police logs - April 19
• Stonington delays budget vote over state aid uncertainty
• 150 years ago: The scene from Sumter
• East Lyme teacher admits to sex with student
• Academy workshops give glimpse at a police work
• Vote on revised tax plan due soon
• Norwich, Chinese educators learn what they have in common
• Firefighters battle fire in Norwich
• NL Police mourn loss of retired officer in Saturday car accident
• Chinese delegation introduced to its sister city, Norwich
• Rowing Men's Novice Four Wins in Worcester
• Women's Tennis Connecticut College 6, College of the Holy Cross 3 Herbert, Swanson Lead Camels Past Crusaders
• Men's Lacrosse #1 Tufts University 6, Connecticut College 5 Doran Tallies 2 Goals, 6 Ground Balls for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse #13 Tufts University 13, Connecticut College 7 Marx Tallies Goal, Two Assists for Camels
• Track & Field Howd Wins High Jump, Nadelberg Wins Javelin at ECSU
• Sailing #18 Coed Sailing Team Qualifies for ICSA Semi Final Championship
• Huskies give it back to their fans
• Submarine learning cnter to get new commander
• Disabled vets to present benefits seminar
• 54 graduate from submarine electronics class
• Norwich VFW to hold pasta dinner
• Foxwoods to let military, vets bowl for free
• On the march against violence in NL
• Youngsters seek and find the spirit of Passover
• Commission to present ideas for a safer New London
• Springtime scenery
• Motorola's Atrix 4G phone is impressive, but the laptop dock isn't
• The diaper debate: what's on your baby's bottom?
• U.S. Senate hopeful Chris Murphy says he's ''battle-tested''
• Play presents Easter story through women's eyes
• Leading the Montville charge
• East Lyme prison closing is ''double-edged''
• Broke states' debt driving unemployment aid cutbacks
• New London High School a mobility challenge to students in a wheelchair
• Youth held at gunpoint; juveniles arrested
• Brazil looks at bullying, tries to learn from massacre
• Connecticut Comptroller pitches drug savings to cities
• Newport offers gas rebate to draw tourists
• Connecticut may consider more foster home options
• Auditions at Foxwoods for new Simon Cowell show
• Yale committee to help prevent sexual misconduct
• Construction starts on UConn nursing school wing
• Coast Guard marks 99th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Site walk planned on Preston parcels
• Fired school bus driver opts not to go back, despite win
• Culverts thwarting movement of trout
• Flanders students hear about Pirates
• 62 artists compete to replace stolen Lincoln portrait
• Tea partiers: State taxes high enough already
• Groton PACs clashing over information included in flier
• Lincolns on display in Norwich
• Tea party activists rally at Connecticut capitol
• St. Patrick Cathedral School announces honor roll
• Men's Tennis Connecticut College 9, Springfield College 0 Prophet Leads Camels to Ninth Win of Season
• Crowd Control
• Never too old to lend a hand
• Man faces 40 years in child's death
• Police Logs - April 15
• Real estate agent considers run for New London mayor
• Ocean Beach cleanup
• Sub-building program survives budget cuts
• Changes proposed in Malloy tax plan
• Friendship School official to face criminal charges
• New London swears in four new police officers
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 17, Eastern Connecticut State University 3 Miller Scores Four Goals in Offensive Uprising for Camels
• Sailing Brugman/Salk Named NEISA Women's Sailors of the Week
• New London swears in police recruits
• New London County lags behind state in job growth
• House passes budget-cutting plan, sends to Senate
• Man pleads guilty to killing 3-year-old
• More people apply for unemployment benefits
• Six local cottontails ready to help restore the species throughout New England
• Critics: Millstone tax proposal unfair, out-of-line, anti-business
• Unions urged to agree to concessions
• Senate OKs 'Welcome Home' highway signs
• Back and forth once again
• New London mayoral race ratcheting up
• Ledyard Town Council wants scrutiny of police pension calculations
• East Lyme Board of Finance offers tiny tax decrease in proposed budget
• New London students front and center during education commissioner's visit
• Bullying forum encourages parents, students to take a stand
• Mashantucket fire department, IAFF agree on contract
• OSHA investigates fatal lab accident at Yale
• Waterford woman to serve 18 months for embezzling from nursing home clients
• PBS head: public broadcasting funding intact
• St. Bernard School will get new headmaster
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 12, United States Merchant Marine Academy 7 Mangano (5 Goals, Assist) Propels Camels to Third Straight Win
• Frankly speaking, this cat will be missed by many
• Former Old Saybrook doctor arrested for prescription violations
• Malloy says New York budget proposal is not the way to go
• Montville mayor's pay raise vote fails; repercussions predicted
• Stocking trout for opening day
• EB: Submarines can be ''stretched'' to boost firepower
• Relay for Life kicks off Friday at Conn College
• Ledyard hearing on land sale tonight
• Bullying forum tonight in Norwich
• Proposal would ease requirement for AG candidates
• Women's Tennis Camel Men, Women Fall to Colby Weisberger, King Lead Camel Men; Krivoshik, Herbert Excel in Women's Match Up
• Rowing Men's Novice Four-Women's Varsity Four Win at Worcester
• Track & Field LeDuc Places 2nd in 3000 Meter Steeplechase at UMass Lowell
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College-U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Pushed Back to 5:00 p.m. Start Tuesday
• City to consider purchasing Norwich marina
• Spring awakening
• Residents question safety at Millstone
• Mohegan Tribe's immunity from state's Dram Shop Act is still an issue
• New London budget proposal comes in with 5 percent hike
• Lawmakers taking aim at death penalty repeal bill
• Police Logs - April 12
• Police lock down Plainfield schools
• Siblings charged with assault, robbery
• Fatal Waterford crash detailed in court papers
• Long Point, Groton city can't hang on to road money
• State panel supports selling Seaside to condominium developer
• Massachusetts woman arraigned in DUI fatality case
• Seaside proposal moves on to Jepsen's office for final approval
• Video: Shrouded in fog
• Death penalty supporters plan next legislative steps
• Hull on VA-class sub complete in record time
• USS Memphis arrives at shipyard to be retired
• Coaches get schooled in skills needed for Special Olympics
• Melting Arctic ice a challenge for U.S.
• Stonington dam owners part of a trend
• Rep. Urban to head forum on toxic chemicals in products
• L&M offers heartfelt salute to organ donors
• Neighbors eager to see dam repaired
• Lyme attempting to hold the line on tax rate
• Bunnies are still pets after Easter
• Japan pet rescues also produce comfort
• Women's Water Polo Connecticut College 8, Utica College 7 Wright, Hunter Record Hat-Tricks for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 9, Bates College 5 Eicher (4 Goals) Leads Camels to Second Straight Conference Victory
• Women's Lacrosse #20 Bates College 15, Connecticut College 11 Megaffin Tallies 3 GBs, 3 CTs for Camels
• Sailing #4 Camel Women Top 16 Team Field to Win President's Trophy Intersect. at BU
• Camera chronicles Lyme barn construction and the rough winter
• Thresher anniversary today
• Fire damages home, displaces 9 people
• Police Logs - April 9
• A team of dogs, one sled and a bundle of energy
• Civil War began a little too early for one soldier
• Griswold gives for hungry
• Spending battles have just begun
• Longtime city activist honored
• Vietnam veterans get their welcome home
• Obama signs short-term bill staving off shutdown
• Video: 'Historic' Deal to Avoid Government Shutdown
• Shutdown avoided in last minute deal
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• USS Providence returns to Groton after taking part in Libya operation
• Analysis: Shutdown politics test Obama leadership
• Close encounters of the Good Witch kind...
• Malloy: Connecticut could handle government shutdown in the short term
• Doctor to discuss submarine accidents
• East Lyme music teacher resigns amid sexual assault charges
• Man enters guilty plea in Norwich mill fire
• Union launches drive to benefit the Gemma Moran Food Center
• USS Providence returns from Libya
• Malloy addresses potential shutdown, while some National Guard members face furlough
• Coast Guard seamen practice maneuvers in Thames
• Police investigate early morning NL assault report
• Brazilian students run for their lives in security video
• Arresting fashion sense
• Officials say state can weather a two- to three-week government shutdown
• Training on the Sound
• Preston voters: No deal for Reale
• New London planning 'clean sweep' for beautification again this year
• Send this robot to compete in the nationals
• Griswold panel lops $1.4 million off budget
• East Lyme affordable housing project clears hurdle
• Music teacher arraigned
• In the military, a shutdown would mean a delay in pay
• No deal yet: Obama, Boehner, Reid continue talks
• Homeland security training in Long Island Sound
• Men's Hockey Camels Officially Wrap Up 2010-2011 Season with Annual Banquet
• Women's Lacrosse #16 Williams College 14, Connecticut College 11 Hill Scores Four Goals for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 11, Williams College 2 Camel Defense Stands Tall in First NESCAC Win of the Season
• Women's Tennis Connecticut College 7, Babson College 2 Smith, Heupel Lead Camels to Home Victory
• Men's Tennis #13 Trinity College 8, Connecticut College 1
• Gunman opens fire in Brazilian school, 13 dead
• Governor appoints Macy to head developmental services
• Life goes on around Mystic bridge work
• Wreath-laying to commemorate Titanic tragedy
• Backus guards cry foul over outsourcing
• Man arrested in assault on young girl
• Police logs - April 7
• Suspended sentence for mother in child abuse case
• Prison and strict probation in child sex assault case
• Former student surrenders to serve sentence
• Property owners announce plans to sue Montville over arson fire at plaza
• PAC formed in Groton to support Thames Street rehab
• Yale linguist who relearned to talk after NH crash dies
• Forecasters expect above-average Atlantic hurricane season
• CGA Presents a Forum on Developing Leaders in Sustainability
• CGA Kicks-off Eclipse Week with Dr. Randal D. Pinkett
• Malloy's plan for unions attacked
• Would-be Preston developer had trouble finishing project
• Happy Centennial
• Region's hospitals fight Malloy budget items
• Developer admits tax evasion
• Stonington considers social media policy
• New London hires firm to look into accessibility at high school
• 'Fallen brother' remembered by many
• New London brawl and shooting linked
• Bess Eaton is back. Yawn.
• Memorial service held for fallen Plainfield soldier
• Groton arrest 2 today in handgun incident
• Conn College celebrates its 100th
• East Lyme developer pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Courtney wants benefits extended to fire police
• Montville forges on in fight against sex-offender facility
• Bill to protect municipalities against recreation-land lawsuits gets support
• New London merchants critical of City Pier repair plan
• Flag at police station honors organ donors
• Small boaters accepting new members
• Judge orders mediation for Strawberry Park creditors
• Prosecutor: Defendants not minor players, but central figures in mortgage scam
• Springtime stroll
• Finishing Route 11 moves back onto region's to-do list
• Women's Lacrosse Bowdoin Game Moved Back to 2:00 p.m. Saturday
• Track & Field Mulcahy Prov. Qualifies for 2011 NCAA Championship in 10k at Princeton
• Women's Lacrosse #15 Bowdoin College 10, Connecticut College 9 Flaherty Scores Three Goals for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Bowdoin College 9, Connecticut College 5 Lenehan Stops 19 Shots for Camels
• Rowing Camel Women Sweep Opening Weekend in Worcester; Men Triumph in Novice Four
• Women's Water Polo Lampley Scores Team-Leading 36th Goal of the Season at Harvard
• Sailing #7 Women's Sailing Places Fourth at Dellenbaugh Regatta
• New London man accused of killing fiancé appears in court
• Route 11 returns to state's priority project list
• Montville officials support bill on sex-offender facilities
• Man pleads guilty to molestation as trial set to begin
• Courtney wants benefits extended to fire police
• Cluck, cluck! Welcome to backyard barnyards
• Mystic drawbridge will close, but businesses remain open
• Locals complete military training
• New London Board of Education OKs 2011-12 school calendar
• 'God Squad' member offers message of tolerance laced with laughter
• Mobility study offers ways for Mystic to keep moving
• Strawberry Park campers wait and wonder
• As ticket prices have risen, so have some bag fees
• Early birds can find bargains at Otis Library book sale
• Watergate revisited at Nixon Library
• Griswold sets public hearing on budget for Tuesday night
• Discussion on Afghanistan war at library in Norwich tonight
• Police charge man with using fake cash
• Neighbors weigh in on Fort Trumbull development
• Students prepare for tour of Historically Black Colleges
• New London students prepare for college tour
• Big-time basketball means big-time payday for UConn
• Police logs - April 3
• Spider-Man works for Foxwoods
• A year later, formerly flooded neighborhood celebrates
• Yale develops first overseas campus in Singapore
• Rhode Island lawmakers to consider 'sexting' ban
• Forest regeneration hike planned for Mount Archer
• Jury: Life in prison for man in two killings
• Groton Town Council begins study of $122 million budget plan
• Legion commander listens to veterans' disability concerns
• Voluntown marine remembered at vigil
• Groton group forms to fight $133 million school plan
• USS Memphis passes the torch
• Unions urge state workers to weigh retirement options
• State plans to shut down Niantic men's prison by June 1
• Dominion: Tax could shutter Millstone
• Voluntown marks the year anniversary of soldier's death
• Niantic's J.B. Gates Correctional Institution to close
• 'Mighty Memphis' retires
• Rabid skunk found in Waterford
• Beth El hosts 'God Squad's' Rabbi Gellman
• State has third highest Latino unemployment rate in nation
• Pawcatuck responds to food-stamp cutbacks
• Groton retiree guilty of sexual assault on 7-year-old girl
• Afghanistan claims another local life
• Judge rules union law not in effect
• Two Chicago police officers accused of sexual assault
• North Stonington residents want town-restaurant lease dispute resolved
• Construction of Backus satellite ER begins Monday
• I've got my eye on you
• Chris Dodd makes debut as Hollywood advocate
• Animal Control requests donations for abandoned dog's surgery
• Women's Tennis Connecticut College 9, Springfield College 0 Camels Cruise to Victory in Home Opener for Spring Season
• New London accident sends two to the hospital
• No joke: Some parts of Connecticut are getting snow
• Plainfield soldier killed in Afghanistan
• New law: A service animal can be dog or mini-horse
• Spring Shopping Tip: Logee's
• Don't worry, Bee happy
• The art of volunteering
• $500,000 grant will fund repairs at TVCCA office in New London
• Coastal communities have new tool to study sea levels
• New construction blossoming in New London
• Former nurse had date with history
• Officials defend streetscape work
• Haberek: Larkin lost job due to less work
• Vigil to honor Tyler Griffin
• April arts and events at Connecticut College
• Man sent to federal prison on drug charges
• Academy to host 36th Annual Eclipse Week
• Norwich Free Academy honor roll
• Man sentenced in stabbing outside Montville bar
• Ledyard police use dog, Taser to apprehend suspect
• Men's Lacrosse ECSU 12, Connecticut College 11 Mangano Scores Six Goals for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 20, Wheaton College 8 Camels Pull Away for Win with 6-0 First Half Run
• Moms welcome at Community Baby Shower at Backus
• Officials question suspicious mailing about water
• Engineer outlines plan to correct flooding in Mystic neighborhood
• Taxes, tolls discussed during Reynolds' forum
• Parents ask ed board to spare Center School from closing
• Pepper spray at the ready in Stonington Borough
• Montville officials get few answers on sex-offender facility
• Residents of Old Mystic 'really caught off guard'
• NS superintendent to retire
• Best feet put forward at Jennings
• Montville officials dissatisfied with meeting on sex offender facility
• New London fire quickly extinguished
• Woman to serve three years for arranging shooting
• Former congressman, longtime bachelor Patrick Kennedy, 43, is engaged
• Hairspray: Groton teachers in the pink
• President Obama will deliver commencement speech at Coast Guard Academy May 18
• New London reins in cats, dogs, other pets in public housing
• Waiting in the wings
• USS Providence is known for being where the action is
• Two arraigned in sexual assault cases
• Case of alleged sexual assault on 7-year-old girl goes to jury
• Put down that cellphone. State police cracking down on distracted drivers
• Waterford finance board leaves school budget intact
• Obama strongly defends U.S. military action in Libya
• Sailing Camels Place 4th out of 19 Teams at Boston Dinghy Cup
• Carter in Cuba to improve Washington-Havana relations
• Waiting in the wings
• Jury to begin deliberations Tuesday in sex case
• Crackdown on distracted drivers under way in state
• CGA to present 5th Annual Poetry Slam Finals
• One year after the flood, towns still faced with costly repairs
• Ruling could give dentists a big reason to smile
• New London's candidates for mayor are wired
• Air raids hit Gadhafi hometown
• Chilly Sunday perfect for ice cream
• Young artists win national honors
• Radiation levels at nuclear plant reach new highs
• Tough news for retired, disabled
• Doctors warn about Facebook use and teen depression
• Solar setup may be nearly as free as the sunshine for Griswold
• Men's Lacrosse #7 Middlebury College 12, Connecticut College 4 Doran Tallies Goal, Assist for Camels
• Track & Field Four Camel Men Score in 5k at Westfield Humen Ties for Fifth in Pole Vault for Women
• Aflac seeks new voice for duck
• Radioactivity spreads near Japan nuke plant
• Civil War photographs on display at NFA
• New program revives Norwich enrichment
• Man arrested during burglary
• Old dams met their match in 2010 flood
• Climate suggests floods will probably happen again
• Casting call brings out zombies
• Get to know your kids' friends
• Local designers win awards for landscapes
• Walsh Finishes 2nd with All-America Finish in 100 Yard Back Murphy Garners All-America Honors with 3rd Place Finish in 200 Yard Fly
• Women's Lacrosse #13 Middlebury College 15, Connecticut College 9 Driscoll Scores Four Goals for Camels
• Old Lyme school redistricting plan to be forum topic
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Malloy preparing 'Plan B' if unions don't agree to givebacks
• Some DMV services won't be available today
• Listen and learn
• Norwich agencies seek money from federal block grants
• Young celebrate what's good in New London
• Nuke fears grow in Japan
• Connecticut Fallen Heroes Foundation brings together families that have lost a loved one to war
• Local charity gives vets a helping hand
• A year after tragic crash, families have no answers
• State regulators take a look at eye surgeons
• Some DMV services curtailed for Saturday
• Character witnesses speak well of rape defendant
• Veterans get the tools they need for school, work
• East Lyme school employee on leave after being charged with sexual assault
• State seeks bond increase for habitual drunken driver
• CGA connects with New London Science and Technology Magnet High School
• TD Bank no longer wants Strawberry Park
• Chow Time
• Mobster pleads guilty to ordering hit on rival
• Officials from cities praise Malloy's budget
• Rape defendant faces two accusers in New London courtroom
• Zombie movie in Norwich offers city a part to sink its teeth into
• Dancing cheek to cheek
• 11 teachers lose jobs in Waterford
• New tool can help planners prepare for climate change
• For some, aviation tax plan doesn't fly
• Men's Lacrosse Amherst College 10, Connecticut College 3 Lyons Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Women's Water Polo Camels Take Three out of Five at Behrend Round Robin
• Women's Lacrosse #18 Amherst College 9, Connecticut College 7 Barone & Driscoll Both Contribute with 3 Goals, 1 Assist for Camels
• Men's Lacrosse Connecticut College 8, Union College 7 6OT Lenehan Stops 18 Shots in Longest Game in Program History
• Tennis Camel Men and Women Off to Fast Start on Spring Break
• Former benefits manager imprisoned for theft, fraud
• After crash at gas station, police search for driver of Hummer
• Niantic man named Veteran Affairs deputy commissioner
• Lyme-Old Lyme redistricting forum set for Tuesday
• Ledyard's resident state trooper takes casino unit position
• Stonington prepares voter lists for May 2 Borough election
• New London Rotary benefit to aid Japan relief efforts
• Spring planting
• Historic mill gets a look
• Route 11 again on the back burner
• For Norwich student in Tokyo, 'big shake' was a bit unsettling
• State gun bills opposed strongly at public hearing
• Proposed Stonington budget increase under 1%
• Housing authority to pay old sewer bills
• Defense attorneys in murder trial seeking jailhouse correspondence
• Teen who was rescued from burning house charged with arson
• Prospective buyers tour Hale Mill in Norwich
• Lyme-Old Lyme BOE forum tonight canceled
• Report says cable TV exec intends to pay Mohegan Sun $1.2M gambling debt
• Sub’s broken oxygen generator to be fixed this week
• Winter returns: Snow in forecast for today and Thursday
• Friends: Victim ended 'controlling' relationship
• NL students bake cookies to benefit quake victioms
• Woman sought in credit card theft
• Two arrested after raid on apartment
• Police identify man killed by wood chipper in Old Lyme
• Connecticut prisons are grappling with increase in mentally ill inmates
• Horrors! Cameras will roll in Mystic this summer for new zombie movie
• Providence returning from Libya
• Sub's oxygen generator fails in Arctic
• Blumenthal: Subs can help avoid “mission creep” in Libya
• Untitled
• Mystic drawbridge will be closed April 5-8, DOT says
• Youth show off their art in Old Lyme
• Open house explains new FEMA flood plain maps
• Old Saybrook series aims to help 'Grandfamilies'
• Follow your nose to your next glass of wine
• Woman slain in New London identified
• NL approves cellphone tower for Ocean Beach Park
• Montville tables discussion on sex offender facility until after Malloy meeting
• Backus rejects letter from nurses seeking union recognition
• Council takes aim at hunger, poverty issues in the region
• No stamp of approval for plan to move Norwich post office
• Police identify woman in New London slaying
• Backus declines to accept union letter
• Mortgage fraud trial halted after recordings unveiled
• Let it rain this spring
• A day for others to be green with envy in Mystic
• Tragedy translates to inspiring message
• Reservists, guard members nominate employers
• Coast Guard Academy schedules regimental reviews
• When classic fashion is old hat
• Guard, FBI call former hospital in Preston 'great' site for training
• New London man charged in girlfriend's slaying
• Town clerk knew all there was to know about Lyme
• Budget fight could mean smaller fleet of submarines
• Groton man charged with assaulting woman at parade
• Gadhafi vows 'long war' after US, allies strike
• First wave of Libya assault: 112 missiles
• Girl Scouts sell cookies to send to troops
• Power partially back at damaged plant
• Project will restore distinctive buildings at Ocean Beach in NL
• Montville poised to drop lawsuit?
• UConn to consider tuition increases
• Sanford Glassman, civic leader, dies
• Groton-based USS Providence takes part in attack on Libya
• New Norwich police captain proud of family ties that shaped life, career
• Whaler pride on display
• George Utter, 88, was former publisher of The Westerly Sun
• Stonington GOP committee has three vacancies
• Haberek to join lobstermen at meeting
• New London school board cancels meeting
• Norwich officials attempt to keep post office from leaving downtown
• Mitchell plans to shut down preschool
• Limited highway tolls bill passes committee
• Postcards of penguins: Old Lyme man travels to remote island for wildlife research
• 58 Connecticut College Student Athletes Named to NESCAC Winter All-Academic Team
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 13, St. Lawrence University 8 Camels Earn Second Straight Win in Sunshine State
• Connecticut College's Earth Fest! is April 16
• Norwich police lieutenant promoted
• Monday meeting set with Jepsen on proposed lobster harvest cuts
• Bronx bus driver involved in crash has license suspended
• From rooftops, snipers kill 40 Yemeni protesters
• VIDEO: Japan raises severity of nuclear accident
• Yale lab tech admits killing grad student
• City's St. Patrick's Day parade grows up
• Police logs - March 18
• United Nations votes to act against Libya
• Groton man testifies he taped mortgage scam ringleader
• Developer reduces size of East Lyme affordable housing plan
• Bingo board connects generations in Ledyard
• Who is the Groton puppy mill suspect?
• Seaport tattoo exhibit opens Saturday
• US: Japan's nuclear battle may take weeks
• Woman accused of running puppy mill won't reveal identity
• Old Saybrook approves Preserve modified application
• Third guilty plea in Capehart Mill arson
• Groton man offers details in mortgage fraud case
• State considers boosting school dropout age
• Proposed North Stonington school budget would cost 3 teacher positions
• After 10 Waterford teacher layoffs are announced, 'It was a hard day'
• Guilty plea entered in 2006 motel murder
• Waterford teen to serve 3 years in DUI crash
• Higher food prices about to get worse
• In Japan, a race against time
• Groton climate report accepted; action still ahead
• Class with Japanese visitors reflects uncertainties
• Women's Lacrosse Connecticut College 13, Brockport State 11 Barone (6 Goals), Camels Breakout in First Win
• Men's Lacrosse Clarkson University 12, Connecticut College 9 Hayes Tallies Three Goals, Two Assist for Camels
• Police in Montville to get 3 new vehicles
• Officials temporarily suspend effort to cool reactors
• Police logs - March 16
• Japan tsunami: Nothing to do but run
• Waterford school board votes to lay off 10 teachers amid budget crunch
• USS Providence among U.S. naval forces off Libya
• Murals trump the mundane at health center
• Montville readies for teacher layoff scenario
• Groton looking at 3.4% budget increase
• New Hampshire, Connecticut subs take part in Arctic exercise
• Eight Camels Named to NESCAC Winter All-Sportsmanship Team
• Two upcoming Centennial events address gender and race issues
• Connecticut College to celebrate 100th birthday
• Nuclear power plant fire broke out again
• Plan aims to stretch educational goals for Norwich schools
• Batter up at Dodd Stadium
• Foxwoods employee to be feted as hero by American Red Cross
• Groton sub near Libya
• Sailing #8 Camel Women Place Sixth at 18 Team Navy Intersectional Coed Team Finishes Third at John Jackson Regatta
• Women's Lacrosse RPI 7, Connecticut College 6 Cataldo Stops Six Shots, Collects Four Ground Balls in Goal for Camels
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• New London prepares for St. Patrick's Day parade
• State lawmakers hear pleas to OK use of medical marijuana
• Dominion: Japan scenario unlikely at Millstone
• Probe of fatal I-95 bus crash focusing on driver
• Fears of health risks rise amid Japan crisis
• Japan feeds more money to banks as stocks slump
• Barque Eagle leaves on spring cruise today
• 'Cute little cat' turns out to be rabid fox
• Montville tables mayor's pay increase
• Connecticut College professor awarded NSF grant to catalog world's most extensive chrysophyte collection
• Feminist scholar Cynthia Enloe to speak at Connecticut College's 2011 Commencement
• onStage at Connecticut College presents 'Radio Macbeth' April 1
• onStage at Connecticut College presents Phil Kline's 'John the Revelator' April 8
• Connecticut College to explore history and future of campus diversity with day-long conference
• Connecticut soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Rabid fox attacks woman in Old Lyme
• State legislators hear testimony on marijuana use
• Malloy will address Mitchell College graduates
• Groton teen to be tried as adult in assault and robbery
• Space shuttle worker falls to death at launch pad
• CGA Announces Spring Regimental Review Schedule
• Quake aftermath: Explosion hits second reactor
• Waterford man died doing what he loved most - working on his car
• Infection kills Ledyard 13-year-old
• Passengers say bus driver was swerving before crash that killed 14
• Lobsters heading for the deep
• Survivors of 2004 tsunami shaken by Japan disaster
• Neighbors barking about unruly dogs: Stonington Borough meeting tonight
• Asian boom fueled by jobs, family ties
• Women fighting wars at home, too
• Men's Lacrosse Trinity College 14, #10 Connecticut College 9 Hayes Nets Four Goals in Conference Opener for Camels
• Women's Lacrosse #6 Trinity College 13, Connecticut College 5
• Men's Lacrosse #10 Connecticut College 12, UNE 3 Eicher Scores Four Goals for Camels
• UPDATED: Riders say NYC bus driver swerved before crash
• Did you remember to spring ahead? It may be later than you think...
• Repeated offenses fail to keep man from getting behind wheel
• Red tape delays rebuilding of North Stonington bridge
• Nuclear plant operators in Japan working frantically to avoid meltdowns
• Japan's earthquake, tsunami having no effect on culture's impeccable manners
• Growth in Hispanic population in U.S., region driven by opportunity, stability
• Scenes of devastation at the heart of disaster
• Rape case broke on hunch, tip, cigarette
• Norwich looks back at its role in Civil War
• Squash Garza, Badik Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Casino bus death toll rises to 14
• Firefighters put out small fire on Amtrak rails with fire extinguishers
• Governor refers residents to website for Information on Japan quake survivors
• No injuries after Norwich fire
• Death toll could be as high as 1,300; radiation leak lessens despite plant explosion
• For scientists, the next big challenge is to predict just how tsunamis will behave
• Effort to thwart wrong-way drivers could fail
• Bill would allow state highway signs to welcome home returning troops
• Patchogue River section to be dredged in spring
• Backus nurses meet Malloy
• Veteran Lyme town clerk to step down
• Fred's Shanty opens. Can spring be far behind?
• They'll never know it's a rental
• Montville wants 'safety zone' between sex offenders, seniors
• VIDEO: California, Oregon sustained most damage in US from tsunami
• Waterford school secretaries reject working without a raise; layoffs possible
• 1 missing, 4 rescued as tsunami hits West Coast
• Obama: Japan earthquake potentially 'catastrophic'
• U.S. Navy prepares to aid Japan, but submarines not involved
• Northern California docks severely damaged by tsunami
• VIDEO: Japan police say 200-300 bodies found on northeast coast
• Tree cops hunt for deadly pest
• U.S. Census: Norwich is now the biggest city in the region
• State considers beefing up anti-bullying laws
• Carrying her tune
• Second trial opens in deadly New Hampshire home invasion
• Ex-Central Connecticut State professor sentenced for harassment
• Law school administrator sentenced
• Poll: Connecticut death penalty support grows
• Ledyard's $49.5 million budget remains work in progress
• Swimming & Diving Eight Connecticut Camels Prepare for NCAA Championship Murphy, Walsh, Lead the Way for Camels
• Old Saybrook police make marijuana arrest
• Firefighters contain blaze in Pawcatuck commercial building
• Marketing expert selected to lead state Culture & Tourism division
• Westerly board paves way for return of Bess Eaton's High Street coffee shop
• Asian, Latino numbers soar in state
• Ash Wednesday pause in New London
• Layoffs expected after teachers stand pat
• Ledyard Jazzercise class gets jurisdictional reprieve, for now
• Police logs - March 10
• Woman arrested after co-worker's drink is spiked
• Lottery reminding public gambling can mean trouble
• Malloy hears from angry taxpayers
• Lyme-Old Lyme school board weighs budget options
• North Stonington gives notice to 19 teachers
• Women's Lacrosse McClelland's Leadership Team in Place for 2011 Season
• The Season of Lent
• For Malloy, tonight it's Norwich
• Hispanic, Asian population skyrockets in Connecticut
• Motorcyclist falls through ice on Rogers Lake
• Stonington police seek owners of stolen items
• Origami techniques with an East Lyme twist
• Memorabilia sought for Civil War show in Norwich
• Ledyard budget plan includes increase in town's mill rate
• Groton nearly misses chance to plead PILOT case
• Groton expected to vote on school upgrade proposal
• A family first, but a dream always: New London teen headed to Annapolis
• Dog from alleged puppy mill in Groton finds a N.J. home
• Mother made dog crate 'fun' for son with stuffed animals
• Court ruling adds to Riders' numbers
• 'No wake' proposal stirs concern
• Women's Water Polo Camels Post 1-4 Record at Grove City Hunter Nets 24 Goals to Lead Camels
• Webcast Available for Saturday's Men's Lacrosse Opener Against Trinity
• Jaskiewicz may not seek re-election to Norwich school board
• NL school in brief lockdown after erroneous report of armed man
• Wallingford man admits guilt in New London mortgage scam
• Malloy appoints new commissioner of the state Department of Social Services
• Police: Old Saybrook woman made son sleep in dog crate
• Collapsed wall closes downtown New London sidewalk, street
• Lawmakers could delay making school reforms
• Police logs - March 8
• East Coast rape suspect held
• Norwich patrolman found in contempt for refusing to stay away from daughter
• Children urged to get outdoors, learn about nature
• Waterford finance board will ask union employees to forgo pay raise
• Death penalty repeal likely would have unintended consequence
• Local coffee and doughnut devotees have reason to rejoice
• Old Saybrook woman arrested for keeping son in dog crate
• Libyan opposition fighters and oil refinery strafed by Gadafi's pilots
• Suspect in East Coast rapes held on $1.5M bail
• Utility lines down, power out in Ledyard housing complex
• Kennedy Center opens three-week India arts festival
• State celebrates Women's Day at Capitol Wednesday
• Preston at odds with incinerator operator
• Immigrant students restore spirit in Mass. Pentecostal church
• Some question Malloy plan to turn over state technical schools to host towns
• Read all about a role model for New London youngsters
• Retiring Coast Guard Academy leader to head military school
• State budget cuts may close the book on interlibrary loan
• Coast Guard offers a second chance
• Target practice
• Chinese mummies arrive in Philadelphia
• UConn officials to consider increases in tuition and fees
• Suspect in East Coast rapist case attempts suicide
• City schools are ringing the dinner bell
• State vs. private pay is a complicated comparison
• Two injured in Norwich head-on collision
• Norwich men face assault charges
• Tea Party holds Ledyard rally to protest state tax increases
• Governor invites ships to OpSail 2012
• Service area damaged in Old Saybrook Nissan dealership fire, but no injuries
• Events focus on problem gambling
• Officials: Police station plan alive despite dissolution of building committee
• Mohegan Sun Country Club seeks permit to fill wetlands
• New London County eligible for storm money
• Gadhafi forces hit rebels hard
• Bad metal for submarine parts sends supplier to jail
• Norwich Arts Center leader appeals for community support
• Conn College speaker says 'smart growth' key to better cities
• Practice makes perfect
• White House calls, so Malloy won't be marching in New London
• Zach Smith '99 Inducted into 2010 Connecticut College Athletic Hall of Fame
• Men's Basketball Stallings to Be Inducted into New London Athletic Hall of Fame
• Gov. Malloy cancels plans to lead New London parade
• UPDATED: Medical examiner says that woman killed by train committed suicide
• Former Narragansett tribal employee pleads not guilty to embezzlement charge
• Back-to-back snowstorms lead President to declare federal disaster areas in New London County, five others
• Police link two teenagers to Groton mugging
• Harvard to let Navy ROTC back on campus
• Day care suspect had few credentials
• Backus Hospital takes steps to eliminate the need to send patients elsewhere
• Judge awards $15.7 million in interest to Norwich woman
• Turning many voices into one
• Housing plan opposed in East Lyme
• Beetle threatens Kona coffee crops
• New London school board approves 2.3 percent budget hike
• Update with Coach Avitable Camel Men Threepeat as Conroy Division Champions
• Men's Hockey Tuohy, Curran Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Women's Hockey Dumont, O'Gorman Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Connecticut College to celebrate 100th anniversary of International Women's Day March 7
• Norwich smoker gets another $15.7M against company
• Man to serve 10 years for abusing infant
• Supreme Court rules church has right to picket funerals
• Norwich shows off new wind turbines
• Tweaked redistricting plan keeps Old Lyme fifth grade out of middle school
• Celebrating Dr. Seuss
• Malloy gets an earful at town hall meeting in New London
• Memphis, 'King' return to port
• Woman struck, killed by train
• Connecticut lags in vets' disability compensation
• Navy revamps exam regulations in wake of incident on USS Memphis
• Espinosa appointed to state Appellate Court by Malloy
• Men's Swimming & Diving Walsh, Dignan & Gill Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Camels
• Full house in New London for Malloy's town meeting
• Amtrak regional train hits and kills person on track
• Reynolds' bill would aid towns that host casinos
• NL police seeking information on Tuesday night assault
• Pawcatuck home damaged by fire
• Secretary of the Navy: No plans for another BRAC
• Dodd gets starring role with motion picture association
• Man to serve seven years for revenge shooting
• Attorney linked to New London mortgage scam
• NL garage getting a much-needed facelift
• Conn. National Guard troops return home from Afghanistan
• Groton man pleads guilty to sex assault of toddler
• Police ask for help with Spicer cold case murder
• Connecticut soldier killed
• How to build a berry
• Soldiers return home after a yearlong deployment
• VIDEO: Owl kicked off soccer field in Colombia dies
• Dodd to head Motion Picture Association
• Man pleads guilty to sex assault of toddler
• Mystic day care operator faces state license review
• State cutting mental health services for National Guard and Reservists
• Missing Brown Univerisity coach found dead in Griswold parking lot
• New London teen to stand trial for murder of Matthew Chew
• State panel reviews education gap proposals
• Police Logs - March 1
• Groton library goes high-tech to get residents' opinions
• North Stonington parents warned about drug threat to kids
• Montville confronts possible $1M budget hole
• Affordable housing zoning change to receive hearing in East Lyme
• Track & Field Camels Set School Record in 4x400 Meter Relay at BU
• Men's Swimming & Diving Camels Place Fifth at NESCAC Championship Walsh Notches Wins in 50, 100 & 200 Yard Back for Camels
• Ledyard house fire sends one to hospital
• Ohio soldier, killed in Afghanistan, laid to rest at Arlington
• Norwich police seeking information on gunshot incident
• National Weather Service predicts more precipitation for region
• Police looking for hit-and-run driver in North Stonington
• Man jumps to death at Mohegan Sun
• Man found dead inside car in Griswold
• Man killed in one-car accident
• Mystic Aquarium's founding president dies at 93
• Last veteran of World War I dies in West Virginia at age 110
• Norwich alderwoman seldom seen
• Ledyard parks plans flower show trip
• Ledyard schedules kindergarten registration
• Girl's rare illness changes everything
• Benefit raises $17,000 with more to come for girl with brain cancer
• Lyme-Old Lyme redistricting up for discussion
• Oscar night at The Kate in Old Saybrook
• Historic Hale Mill in Yantic to be sold at auction April 5
• Gunmen damage biggest oil refinery in Iraq, shut it down
• Christchurch earthquake toll at 146 dead; central area of city decimated
• 200-plus Afghan civilians die in two weeks of attacks
• Men's Swimming & Diving NESCAC Championship Underway at Bowdoin College
• NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal #4 Bowdoin College 2, #5 Connecticut College 1
• 200-plus Afghan civilians die in two weeks of attacks
• Gunmen damage biggest oil refinery in Iraq, shut it down
• Christchurch earthquake toll at 146 dead; central area of city decimated
• Strawberry Park sale leaves lot owners in limbo
• Board by board, the Charles W. Morgan sails toward seaworthiness
• Lyme-Old Lyme school budget up 5.6 percent on debt payments
• 100 years ago, Conn College came to a grateful New London
• Mystic's cure for cabin fever
• Marriage ranks are dwindling, but many couples still believe
• Cohabitate with confidence
• Protesters under fire in Tripoli
• Malloy nominates Norwich school board chairman for state Board of Education
• Kerry: Another round of base closings coming in 2015
• Lawrence & Memorial buys Waterford site for $5.5 million
• Luxury lanes or Lebowski-style? Foxwoods' High Rollers vs. the Holiday Bowl in Groton
• Musical creature feature delights Ocean Beach crowd of young, old
• Schools eye layoffs in Wisconsin
• Town councilor launches bid for Montville mayor
• Strawberry Park auction will proceed today
• Investigation continues in major burglary case
• Collegiate Water Polo Mitchell & Witter Named to All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Battle at army base broke Gadhafi hold in Bengazi
• Day photographers recognized in Northern Short Course contest
• Police arrest six teens in connection with vandalism at former Norwich Y
• Backus shifting many ER-bound patients down the road
• Navy has granted conscientious objector status to 52 since 2003
• Frozen pizza
• Preparing for opening night
• Child death case may be closer to resolution
• Man admits serving as lookout at Capehart MIll fire
• East Lyme's voices in Hartford say governor produced 'honest' budget, want more cuts
• Ross reappointed to lead OMA
• Parade shows, arts night get support
• Women's Swimming & Diving Eight Connecticut College Camels Garner All-NESCAC Honors Benvenuti Named NESCAC Coach of the Year
• Local specialty food producers win state accolades
• Frozen pizza
• Child death case may be closer to resolution
• Norwich police arrest teenagers in YMCA vandalism
• Police seeking suspect in two gas station robberies
• Kindergartner's brain tumor has Stonington family reeling
• Democrats host forum on state budget in East Lyme
• Federal grant buys breathing apparatus for firefighters
• Malloy to join parade festivities
• Unions, Malloy keeping the faith
• Drill keeps sub base personnel on their toes
• State could face sanctions over severe problem with food stamps
• Here's another reminder: No texting while driving
• Panel focuses on Chinese investment in the region
• Groton confronts climate challenges
• Men's & Women's Cross Country Teams Receive Team Academic Award from USTFCCCA Women's Program Ranked Eighth Nationally out of 167 Honored Teams
• Men's & Women's Cross Country Teams Receive Team Academic Award from USTFCCCA
• Women's Hockey Camels Visit Bowdoin for NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal Saturday
• Men's Hockey Curran Honored as Semifinalist for Concannon Award
• Base participates in security training exercise
• State union members rally for Wisconsin workers
• VIDEO: Gov. Malloy, NJ governor trade quips on 'Morning Joe'
• Man pleads no contest in Internet sex case
• Home invasion defense: Client not the devil
• Police logs - Feb. 23
• Woman charged in animal cruelty case has puppy mill past in Mass.
• Woman who stabbed worker is sentenced
• Waterford to start using new recycling containers March 7
• Charged particles in Colchester
• Foxwoods marketing executive steps down
• Mayor Buscetto to the cockpit
• Conscientious objector allowed to leave the Navy
• Program for homeless women wins five-year federal grant
• Wisconsin lawmakers take up bill to cripple unions
• Navy honorably discharges conscientious objector assigned to Groton
• Blighted building faces last chance
• Local soldier earns Silver Star for heroism
• Old NL report revives talk of shared services
• Courtney rules out Senate bid, says House is his true home
• Voters head to polls for special elections
• Pratt & Whitney victory rally planned in March
• Hitching a ride with mom and dad
• NRC to investigate unexpected power spike at Millstone
• Housing for veterans threatened by cutbacks
• Professor's talk to highlight Norwich writers for Women' History Month
• Track & Field LeDuc Finishes Third in 5k at NE D.3 Championship for Camels
• Women's Hockey #8 Trinity College 4, Connecticut College 2 Farrell Tallies Goal, Assist for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Connecticut College Women Place Fourth at NESCAC Championship Benvenuti Honored as Coach of the Year
• Men's Hockey Saint Michael's College 4, Connecticut College 1 Sinsigalli Tallies First Period Goal for Camels
• Experts to discuss 'Smart Growth' at Connecticut College March 4-
• Connecticut College to 'Honor New London' March 1
• Stonington High graduate awarded Silver Star after heroic acts in Afghanistan
• Courtney will not seek nomination for U.S. Senate seat
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Norwich woman thinks famous photo shows her slave ancestor
• Three with local ties finish training, deployed
• Ready to take the plunge
• Men sleep as women answer the call
• Survivors, families remember nightclub inferno
• Human services group lets towns, agencies speak with one voice
• Stonington's Chinese classes under review
• Famous silhouette
• Old Saybrook police take on new role: EMT
• Maps change who needs flood insurance
• Vet, 99, looks back at WWII, ahead to 100
• Feeling surrounded
• Academic decathalon held at Montville High School
• Ledyard groups offer scholarships
• Black history essay contest winner to be named Feb. 26
• A gentle giant goes from drooling 'underdog' to top dog
• Cafe to donate proceeds to help community center
• Changes at Backus Hospital disrupt a long history of unity
• Black heritage celebrated in joyous song
• Training excercise may affect traffic around sub base
• Wisconsin lawmakers stick to cutbacks
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 5, Wesleyan University 2 Dumont (18 Goals) Sets Single Season Scoring Record for Camels
• Men's Hockey #3 Norwich University 4, Connecticut College 2 Riffe, Boutet Score Goals in Close Contest for Camels
• NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal #2 Middlebury 61, #7 Connecticut College 41
• 2 accidents stall traffic on I-95 northbound, near Old Lyme and Old Saybrook
• Driver hits police car stopping traffic at scene of previous crash
• RI man dies in one-car crash on I-95
• Five charged with assaulting man at Bank Street bar
• CGA cadets scheduled to perform "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change"
• Mystic youth sports figure pleads no contest in child pornography case
• Backus nurses file unfair labor charges
• Teens were 'hyped' for fatal downtown New London attack
• Five people killed in rush-hour crash
• Egyptians celebrate with a point
• Bahrain 'at crossroads'
• Lawmakers debate state highway tolls
• Quilter's work selected for international show
• Groton police seek help from anyone who bought dogs from suspect
• Having fun without leaving port
• Women's Swimming & Diving 2011 NESCAC Championship Underway
• Connecticut College senior named repeat finalist for 2011 Hockey Humanitarian Award
• Alleged participant details Chew attack
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters; 50 injured
• Backus nurses file unfair labor practices charge, hospital denies claims
• Women's Hockey Camels Host Wesleyan, Trinity in New London this Weekend
• Monday's a holiday: What's open, what's closed
• 'Deadliest Catch' leads captain to man he rescued 26 years earlier
• Iowa wrestler defaults rather than face female opponent
• Union sees Malloy budget proposal as unfair
• 'The pain will always be there'
• New officers and clergy join New London police force
• Waterford residents question looming school cuts
• Two Americans die when Vietnam tour boat sinks
• Real men moisturize
• Talk of government shutdown grows
• Squash Tracking the Camels with Coach Avitable
• Chief Ackley to three new officers, 'Wear your badge with pride'
• Unions to Malloy: Stop hurting the middle class
• Norwich Free Academy honor roll
• Voluntown Elementary School honor roll
• Lisbon Central School honor roll
• Regional approach to former YMCA could fill a void
• Stonington to allow brewers to sell beer
• Piece of the sub puzzle arrives in Groton
• Norwich to consolidate voting precincts
• Norwich appoints two new police officers
• Montville adopts school budget proposal
• Local officials cautiously optimistic after hearing municipal aid won't be slashed
• Backus tackling violations found in second inspection
• Human services groups see spending outline 'practical'
• Budget plan raises doubts
• Men's Basketball Notes Camels Visit Middlebury for NESCAC Championship Quarterfinal Saturday
• Malloy: Unions must make concessions or face layoffs
• Montville BOE approves superintendent's proposed budget
• Malloy adviser says ‘shared sacrifice' is reflected in state budget
• Text of Gov. Malloy's budget address
• U.S. veterans say military is mishandling rape cases
• GOP leaders attack Malloy budget
• Proposed sales tax hike gets cool reception from retailers, customers
• New London needs a new high school
• Weekend break-ins reported at two Mystic businesses
• Pero launches mayoral bid, will focus on New London's assets if elected
• Report: Contamination at Mobil site, plus another mystery
• Slater Museum renovation takes shape
• Obama's budget includes subs at EB
• Support from victim's family helps accused state trooper
• Old Lyme by the numbers
• Republicans dismayed at Malloy's spending hike; administration says GOP misunderstands
• Stonington PD investigates two potential scams
• Stonington police investigating break-ins at Mystic businesses
• New program to help small businesses with energy costs
• Close calls not all that rare in skies over Connecticut, NASA data shows
• Valentine's Day sweethearts marry courtesy of the Rose City
• Malloy budget to lean heavily on higher taxes
• New London details retirement incentives
• Postal service tells Norwich it will sell site on Main Street
• Court allows arson suspect Shenkman to sue insurer
• New patrolman in Stonington
• Advocates for poor hail Malloy's tax-credit plan
• Proposals to stiffen driving penalties heard by state panel
• New York Fashion Week splashes gray city with color
• Track & Field Boudreau, Duarte, Palumbo & Taylor Qualify for NE. D. 3 Champ at BU & Tufts
• Feds say man conducted credit card 'bust out' scheme at Foxwoods
• Malloy to ask legislature to increase sales taxes, income taxes
• State advocates praise Malloy's proposal for tax relief in low income families
• Bills would change penalties for distracted driving
• Police disperse Iranian protesters with teargas
• Series on Guiding Eyes dogs wins award
• The dos and don'ts of seducing a woman
• Well-intentioned relationship advice for women often misses the mark
• Connecticut teacher named region's top magnet school educator
• World Trade Center beams arrive in Enfield
• UConn fights to keep donor lists private
• Spouses' employers now eligible for Patriot Award
• Romantic gifts are good for business
• Students give Teachers' Memorial Middle School top scores
• Hopping good time marks Year of the Rabbit
• Honor is a horse of a different color
• Women's Basketball Colby College 67, Connecticut College 36 Verrengia Scores Nine Points in Final Game for Camels
• Men's Basketball Colby 59, Connecticut College 53 Camels will Visit Middlebury for NESCAC Quarterfinal Feb. 19
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Hamilton College 1 Camels Sweep Continentals, Improve to 11-9-1
• Men's Hockey UNE 6, Connecticut College 3 McGregor Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Get snowy satisfaction from a hike on Barn Island
• Assailants stole man's sense of safety
• Yale increases tuition by 6 percent
• Trinity College Library honored
• Senator calls for changes to High Occupancy Vehicle lanes
• Murphy to discuss impact of proposed budget cuts
• Town council chairwoman running for Montville mayor
• Proposed Montville school budget shows 1.4 percent increase
• Couple say group attacked them as they slept in a New London park
• Swimmers paddle for pledges to help pay pool fees
• Women's Basketball Bowdoin College 81, Connecticut College 33 Horne Nets 14 Points for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Hamilton College 3 Medeiros Supplies Game-Winner for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 6, University of Southern Maine 1 Camels Erupt with Four Goals in First Period
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 63, Bowdoin College 60 Harrigan Caps 10-to-0 Game Ending Run for Camels-Knocks Down Game-Winning Three with Six Seconds Left
• 'Free' Egypt erupts in joy as Mubarak calls it quits
• Potential presidential contenders woo conservative activists in D.C.
• Obama targets Fannie, Freddie
• Navy will design next generation of ballistic-missile subs to accommodate women
• Groton classroom program seen as deterrent to gangs
• National Geographic star has warm spot for cold-blooded crocs, snakes
• New London students find fun in getting and staying fit
• New London school board offers early retirement incentives to veteran teachers, staff
• National Guard soldiers to be honored
• Miami Beach's Lincoln Road reinvents spaces
• February features music, dance and black history at Connecticut College
• New Exhibit Celebrates Maureen McCabe's 40 Years at Connecticut College
• onStage at Connecticut College presents 'Acoustic Africa' Feb. 26
• Connecticut College receives first patent
• Mubarak resigns; Obama welcomes transition
• Norwich joins the country in recalling history and trying to make it
• New London man sentenced to 62 months for crack cocaine sales
• Hall of Fame Weekend Provides Plenty of Fun & Excitement for Camel Fans
• Admiral Papp: Coast Guard has been stretched to its limits since 9/11
• Buscetto runs for mayor, says New London can realize its potential under his leadership
• Student violence in New London on the wane, school board told
• Oregon dog to receive stem cells to treat hip
• Mini-skirted Russians urge better city snow removal
• New London double murder goes to state's high court
• Affidavit details federal case against Norwich accountant
• Researchers discover remains of whaling ship from 1823 wreck
• Stonington keeps school breaks; will make up snow days at end of year
• North Stonington school board cancels February vacation
• It's warming up a bit
• Buscetto makes it official with mayoral announcement
• UPDATED: Mubarak says he's transferring power to Egyptian VP
• Malloy proposes reducing number of state agencies by 30 percent
• NL police respond to fight at high school
• Dodd emerges as front-runner for Hollywood's top lobbying job
• NL police charge three with passing counterfeit bills
• N. Stonington schools cancel February break
• Malloy chooses Yale professor to head new agency
• Tensions rise over proposed school funding reform
• R.I. gov praises rise in math, reading scores
• Motion to dismiss manslaughter charge denied by judge
• Stonington cancels cease-and-desist order
• No business like snow business
• Consolidation proposal seen as way to shape state policy
• East Lyme voters approve bond for water connection with New London
• Legislature called upon to end legal executions
• Pros, cons argued on shopping-bag bill
• Stonington officials keeping silent on Santos investigation, discipline
• East Lyme residents vote to share water supply with New London
• A break in the weather
• Men's Hockey Wesleyan University 3, Connecticut College 2 Gray Tallies Two Assists for Camels
• Singing coach facing assault charges now accused of violating court order
• Buscetto says he'll make the tough calls if elected NL mayor
• Malloy proposes consolidation of state offices in efficiency move
• Why are the slot machines at Big Y not gambling?
• Crittercam ready to take on whale of a challenge
• NL school funding at risk over ADA
• East Lyme passes on prime parcel
• Old Saybrook votes to make up excess snow days in June
• The first lady's next 'Move'
• Base Gate 1 to close for upgrades
• Norwich adjusts school calendar for snow days
• Whale watching
• East Lyme ends talks on gas station purchase
• Singing coach charged with violating restraining order
• Freed young leader energizes Egyptian protests
• East Lyme school board looks to cut budget
• Norwich readies for fourth annual Cupid's day weddings
• Several Gas leaks probed, repaired on Ocean Avenue
• Waterford lops three days off of February vacation
• New London city councilors can't agree on salary for first elected mayor
• Enders Island retreat center wants to expand its drug and alcohol rehab program
• New London woman would just like to go back home
• North Stonington officials propose flat-funded budget
• Norwich backs off on plan to purchase former YMCA building
• Nuture makes a bully, even in the dog world
• Men's Hockey Camels Visit Wesleyan for Tuesday Night NESCAC Game
• Norwich plan to purchase YMCA withdrawn for now
• Waterford cancels three days of February school vacation
• Fate of February break hangs in balance
• USS Pittsburgh's Super Bowl hopes are sunk
• Friends honor Reagan, mark his centennial
• Lawrence & Memorial Hospital to resume pediatric surgery
• Pfizer cuts may foreshadow bad news for Groton site
• Democrats' old priorities have new chance
• Hartford could ban trans fats
• Landlord: Roof repaired in late December
• Knitting to keep Kenyan babies warm
• Protesters offered new concessions
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College Wesleyan Game Moved Back to Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Track & Field LeDuc, Murtagh, Holland & Matthews Qualify for NE D. 3 Champ. at Tufts
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men Defeat Bates 183-96 Women Sweep Bates & Wellesley in New London
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 49, Wesleyan University 42 Cimino's Double-Double Propels Camels to NESCAC Win in New London
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 81, Wesleyan University 73 Camels Erase Nine Point Second Half Deficit with Lethal 15-to-0 Run
• Women's Hockey #7 Middlebury College 3, Connecticut College 0 Leichliter Stops 18 Shots for Camels
• Old Lyme pastor says he's a different man than the one convicted of larceny
• Quahog bowl
• Police logs - Feb. 6
• Pedestrian remains in critical condition
• Norwich talks revitalization
• Custom House seeks status as abolition site
• Building evacuated as roof sags
• Traffic snakes through Mystic, but the view is better
• Harsh winter weighs down on farmers
• East Lyme goes to polls to decide on water plan
• It's a wiener, not a hot dog
• Men's Hockey Trinity College 6, Connecticut College 2 Lever, Curran Tally Scores for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 3, Williams College 3 Tie OT Dumont Tallies Hat Trick for Camels
• State DEP: Towns can dump cleared snow in Long Island Sound - sometimes
• Staying on top of things
• Solution to crisis in Egypt brewing
• Pirates under fire
• Trying to figure out Rob Pero
• Heavy snow takes toll at farms across the state
• Ledyard schools cancel vacation to make up days lost to snow
• Eat the heat
• Hotel helps boost Montville grand list
• Rhode Island police probing theft of cigarettes, cigars from trailer
• Men's Basketball #14 Western Connecticut State 71, Connecticut College 66 Second Half Camel Rally Falls Just Short
• Four Camels to Gain Induction into Hall of Fame Feb. 12
• Essex race-car specialist sentenced for federal tax fraud
• Feds say Groton man was straw buyer in mortgage fraud scheme
• Honor roll for the Country School, Madison
• Protesters throng Cairo, pushing Mubarak to go
• NJ man scarfs 255 wings, wins Wing Bowl again
• Mystic Seaport, Herreshoff museums agree to collaborate
• Malloy seeks federal aid; residents urged to clear snow from roofs
• Sailors face stiff penalties for using legal substances that have been outlawed by the Navy
• This winter especially hard on letter carriers
• Journalists become targets in Egypt
• Agency may seek proposals for former Norwich hospital site by June
• Walking with a friend
• Allegations of discrimination aired
• Vandals damage vacant Norwich Y
• For a Bozrah potter, the process is as important as the product
• Black Eyed Peas anecdote for geriatric halftime
• Super Bowl ad frenzy stretches far beyond the game
• Cairo square chaos intensifies, violence spreads
• Lembo prescription plan could save state $66.5 million annually
• Norwich man to serve 33 months for carjacking incident
• Fiancee stands by Yale lab killing suspect
• Democrat complaint says Peckinpaugh hid spending
• Giant winter storm leaves slushy legacy locally
• They're in like a lamb in Lyme
• Buck sells more land to pay attorneys
• Snow days piling on trouble for schools
• Steam rises in New London
• Board members critical of Fischer's comments
• Stonington settles zoning dispute over apartment with police officer
• Morro Bay rescues man who fell through ice
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College-Western Connecticut State University to Meet Thursday Feb. 3
• Roads are icy, treacherous, police warn
• VIDEO: Local flooding, power outages reported
• Teacher professional day canceled; East Lyme students to attend school Friday
• Man attempts break-in with ax in Old Saybrook
• Buscetto plans big announcement
• Police logs - Feb. 1
• Accounts of NL assault differ
• Father says his son, 14, charged in downtown attack is out of control
• Delta Air Lines charter flies out of Cairo with 200 empty seats
• Storm spree not much fun for state's meteorologists, either
• Song of a long winter in New London
• Groton: Pfizer a 'good neighbor'
• Malloy outlines state plan for latest storm
• Stonington finance board could minimize tax hike
• Developer proposes 150 townhouses
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College-Western Connecticut State University Game Postponed
• New London man admits to operating mortgage fraud scheme
• Malloy says snow draining cleanup budgets
• Connecticut’s Jewish Farmers ~ February Second Sunday
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 49, Coast Guard 47 Dunleavy Scores Nine Points & Grabs 11 Rebounds for Camels
• New London getting rid of snow as fast as it can
• Events unfolding in Egypt are hitting close to home
• Nurses at Backus looking to unionize
• 9-year-old's appeal to save Wheeler High School makes board pause
• East Lyme officials expect school budget hike will get trimmed
• Otis Library in Norwich celebrates Chinese New Year
• Groton writes two school budgets - just in case
• Montville High tries to cope with suicide of 10th-grader
• Now on tap: Beer cocktails
• Your sweetheart or your pet. Which would you dump if one had to go?
• Swimming & Diving Connecticut College Women Defeat Keene State 168-120 Camel Men Fall in 166-100 Decision to Owls
• Another storm to arrive Tuesday
• Dowden pleads guilty to brutal murder
• Couple sentenced in sex assault
• Daunting task of removing snow continues in New London
• Officials want to hear what residents think about Wheeler High's future
• Winterfest begins with the Essex Ed parade and its guest of honor, a giant groundhog
• Snowbound seniors need some help digging out
• Messy mix of snow, rain is on the way
• New London-based cutter hasn't gone south for winter
• Coast Guard Academy walls become cadet's gallery
• Coming home
• Thompson named Sub School sailor of the quarter
• Fight the snow-daze
• Salem singles out unsung heroes for recognition
• More snow, wintry conditions coming this week
• State agency questioned ID of kidnapped girl
• Stimulus funds help wire rural homes for Internet
• Friends reunite at Sun Winefest
• Mass. dropout reform plan proposes paid parent leave
• Train crash kills 10, injures 33
• Table, wine turn up on now famous Miami sandbar
• CPA wants to bring cities and towns into the 21st century
• Iconic Hygienic art show packs 'em in on opening night
• 'Take the Stage' has that old variety show feel
• Idea for New London theater complex stalls over lack of money
• Track & Field Gooch, Matthews & Holland Set School Records at BU
• Men's Hockey #4 Castleton State 6, Connecticut College 2 O'Donnell & Curran Provide Scores for Camels
• Women's Basketball Bates College 86, Connecticut College 59 Verrengia Nets Career-High with 21 Points for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 3, University of Southern Maine 3 Tie OT Leichliter Stops Two Shots in Last Seven Seconds of OT for Camels
• Men's Basketball Bates College 58, Connecticut College 47 Vadas Nets 23 Points for Camels
• Woemen's Basketball Tufts University 64, Connecticut College 32 Verrengia Nets Eight Points for Camels
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 64, Tufts University 53 Vadas Pours in Game-High 22 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Skidmore College 4, Connecticut College 2 Kelly, Gray Score Goals for Camels
• Womeen's Hockey Connecticut College 4, University of Southern Maine 2 Dumont Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Jackknifed tractor-trailer disrupts traffic on 395 S at exit 99
• Snow removed from downtown New London area
• The best of young artists
• Local towns face a mountainous problem
• Egypt's president fires cabinet amid violent protests
• Deadlocked jury delays justice in New London murder case
• Old Lyme Planning Commission sets workshop meeting
• Fundraiser Sunday for Stonington woman’s medical expenses
• School addition called safe after engineer inspects wall cracks
• Heavy snow takes its toll in slips, falls, breaks
• Griswold woman wraps up stint as Patriots cheerleader
• Jonathan Adler: Mad about color
• Updated: New London announces parking ban -- except for downtown
• Egypt's military deploys in Cairo; thousands in streets
• Ocean Avenue in New London closed because of gas leak
• Judge declares mistrial after Clarke jury is unable to reach a verdict
• I-95 S traffic near exit 81 is moving
• Relentless weather is schooling superintendents on snow days
• Building collapses blamed on storm
• Could Bess Eaton doughnuts be coming back?
• Homeless stand up to be counted during state's biennial survey
• Waterford school board OKs $42.9M budget
• Haberek calls claim Stonington owes $200,000 in back taxes 'ridiculous'
• Prisoner to be tried in officer assault
• Man ruled insane too ill to be freed
• Blumenthal to serve on Senate Armed Forces, Judiciary committees
• Superior Court building evacuated
• Squash Update with Coach Avitable Thaler, Curtis Shine for Camel Men at Yale-Hyslip, Markson Lead Women's Squad in Weekend Split
• Buckling roof forces evacuation of court building
• Reporters' notebook
• Fire destroys Niantic home
• VIDEO: More snow hits region
• Jan. 27 weather closings and delays
• Snowfall totals throughout the state
• Officials urge motorists to stay off the roads
• Elections panel fines UConn professor over Rell poll
• Waterford tracks town progress vs. budget issues
• UConn donor earns mixed reviews over $3M demand
• $1.78M in grants to help support regional housing programs
• Norwich Asian restaurant certified as 'dairy kosher'
• Crossing against the elements in Waterford
• Men;s Swimming & Diving Connecticut College 172.5 Roger Williams 117.5 Walsh Provisionally Qualifies for NCAA Champ. in 200 Back
• Another heavy band of snow to hit region tonight
• UPDATED: Closings, postponements and parking bans announced
• Updated regional road conditions
• Send us your snow photos
• NL City Councilor Pero's event canceled tonight
• Women's Basketball Albertus Magnus College 55, Connecticut College 50 Karle Pours in 15 Points to Lead Falcons to Victory
• Women's Hockey #10 Manhattanville College 3, Connecticut College 1 Corbett Scores Second Period Goal for Camels
• Mitchell College's new radio station launches online
• Ledyard avoids making big school budget cuts
• Courtney settles bet with colleague with some Mystic pizza
• Day care deals with heating problems
• Pero making mayoral bid official
• Snow got you down? Well, you're just going to have to suck it up
• Obama: U.S. must 'win future'
• Malloy ups the ante with $2B in budget cuts
• Yardney taking tech expertise up the road
• Alliance makes up for lost grants, increased demand
• Connecticut College is celebrating 100 years
• Malloy calls for flat-funding state budget
• Updated: Highway rollover kills driver
• One storm ends, another coming Wednesday afternoon
• New London police investigate reports of shots fired
• Courtney pays pizza wager to Oklahoma congressman
• Norwich parking ban in effect
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 83, Hunter College 64 Freshmen Jethro Anilus & Mason Lopez Score 18 Points Apiece in Road Win for Camels
• Weather closings and delays
• Child car seat tips
• Not too cold for a smoke
• Marvel's Captain America fights a new foe: suicide
• Police: Norwich woman may have been victim of serial killer
• Voters change liquor license ordinance in North Stonington so restaurant can open
• Flooding knocks out offices for clerk, registrars in Old Saybrook
• NL safety panel gets down to work
• Stopgap budget creates problems for sub work
• Seating arrangement 'sends good message'
• Track & Field Duarte wins 3000 Meters for Men-Goodwill Places Fourth in 600 Meters Four Camels Qualify for New England D. 3 Championship
• Leno is Hasty Pudding Man of the Year
• NY authorities ID slain victims, including Norwich woman
• Power restored in Colchester, Salem
• NLCHS Announces History Day Scholarship
• Too cold to be outside
• Frozen sprinkler head causes water damage at Old Saybrook Town Hall
• Waterford Drama presents new take on 'Our Town'
• Will you be participating in the State of the Union address?
• Proposed power deal a big target in New England
• Woman in kidnapped baby case gives up in Connecticut
• NYC set record in 2010
• Hotel greets guests again
• Cohanzie fire chief suspended, barred from the department
• What should NL mayor make?
• Wellness fair aims for healthy mind, healthy body
• One year at Avery Point can mean a second career as a nurse
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Sweep Wesleyan Gibson & Karlson Help Lead Camels to Home Victories
• 'The King's Speech' is top film at producer awards
• 2 CCSU students die in car crash
• Women's Basketball Middlebury College 80, Connecticut College 73 Gabelman Nets 18 Points for Camels
• Men's Basketball #5 Middlebury College 80, Connecticut College 52 Hanson Tallies Six Points, Six Rebounds for Camels
• After State of the Union, White House welcomes public discourse
• Obama theme: Keep U.S. competitive
• NYC museum to display Brooklyn Navy Yard's 210-year history
• Other nations told U.S. to take Gitmo captives
• Barnum Museum receives grant
• Two killed in crash on Hartford bridge
• At tattoo expo, they make the most of the skin they're in
• Out of whack zodiac making us crabby
• Recovery stirs at Home Show
• Dangerous cold clamps down on region
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 2, #4 Bowdoin College 1 Camels Stun Fourth Ranked Polar Bears in New London
• Company to halt production of key lethal-injection drug
• Keith Olbermann leaving MSNBC
• Women's Basketball #12 Williams College 72, Connecticut College 47 Gabelman Tallies 11 Points, Five Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Basketball #6 Williams College 91, Connecticut College 52 Vadas Nets 15 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Colby College 5, Connecticut College 3 Curran & Boutet Register Goal, Assist for Camels
• Iran talks fail, no new date set
• Beluga world at the Aquarium
• Making the Best of Winter
• In Missouri, Girl Scout cookies get new names
• Cafe protesters: Police violated our rights
• Easterners have had enough of winter
• Navy: Trouble with sub coating solved
• Jury asks about 'reasonable doubt'
• Hearings set for Norwich revitalization
• Police aren't amused by funny money
• Blowing snow and wind chill temperatures below 0
• Jury in Clarke trial asks judge for instructions
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 5, UMass Boston 3 Camels Post Third Straight Win in New London
• Men's Hockey Camels Host NESCAC Rivals Colby, Bowdoin this Weekend
• Squash Camel Women Improve to 6-5, Men Find Depth in Rotation
• Two-wheeling through the snow
• Toledo's back, no 'butts' about it
• Developer wants more condos at Fort Trumbull
• Hopefuls line up to replace Lieberman
• Learning Chinese
• Perry waives hearing in Chew murder case
• New London man gets 5 years for dealing crack cocaine
• Jury listens again to key testimony in Clarke murder trial
• Schools prepare for impediments with snow forecast
• No 'white knight' rides in to rescue Strawberry Park
• Expected snow prompts parking ban warning in Stonington
• Art expert examines damaged mayoral portraits
• USS Toledo returns from six-month deployment
• A new 'season' for Lieberman
• $6.2 million Salem School renovation plan gets go-ahead for a referendum
• Families work together to buy Pawcatuck center a new bus
• Host families needed for East Lyme Japanese exchange
• Paws in the action in Waterford dog park
• Projections see declining enrollment for Lyme-Old Lyme schools' future
• Sex-offender facility ruling faces appeal
• Snow, roadwork leave Mystic an 'obstacle course' for wary drivers
• Malloy tells towns he'll protect them from spending cuts
• Police Logs - Jan. 20
• Montiville to continue to fight sex offender facility
• Sen. Lieberman makes it official; he'll not run again
• Stonington house fire extinguished
• China agrees to purchase billions in US goods
• Connecticut becomes part of New England again
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 10, Salve Regina University O Camels Put Up Highest Goal Total Since 2000
• Norwich Free Academy budget drops 2 percent
• New federal insurance not luring residents with pre-existing conditions
• Sources: Lieberman won't run again
• New London speaks, and Blumenthal listens
• Salem residents discuss dueling school proposals
• New London council debates mayor's pay
• Weather strikes with soggy slap
• Norwich council delays decision on YMCA plan
• Groton voters support Thames Street work
• Race to retire brings 27 Groton schoolteachers to the finish line
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 79, Coast Guard 73 OT Camels Net 16 Threes to Win Whale Cup Game
• Women's Hockey Dumont Named NESCAC Player of the Week for Connecticut College
• Swimming & Diving Dignan Named NESCAC Men's Swimming & Diving Performer of the Week for Camels
• Roof leaking at Norwich City Hall
• NFA budget features no tuition increase
• Lieberman won't run again
• Venue change for public hearing on Preserve application
• Murder trials queuing up in New London Superior Court
• Teenager waives probable cause hearing
• No challenger for Galbraith in Groton City mayoral election
• Heath officials: Beware of carbon monoxide when using generators
• Haitian police take ex-dictator from his hotel
• Train derails in New London
• Young King inspired by time in Connecticut, work on farm
• Pack it all in
• Three public hearings tonight in Groton
• Teen charged after man reports assault by group
• Mystic volleyball center is a day at the beach
• Interim city manager ready to start in New London
• Backus Hospital says it will eliminate 15 LPN positions
• King recalled as leader who changed U.S. history
• Chew case casts a shadow on MLK Day
• Expect a yucky day as rain, snow pelt region
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Bowdoin College 3 Improving Camels Erupt with Three Goals in Second Period
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Defeat SCSU
• Teenager charged in assault on State Street Sunday night
• City manager expected to start in New London on Tuesday
• Messy storm expected Tuesday
• Missing Old Lyme man found in New Jersey
• Egypt displeased with treatment of obelisk in NYC
• 'Baby Doc' stuns Haiti in return
• Buck sells home to lawyers for $415,000
• Agency sends more troubled youngsters out of Connecticut
• Movie finds the drama in fishing industry
• Multivitamins: Most likely myth, not magic
• Stonington investigates report of employee threat to fellow worker
• Wanted: Fast women (for a roller derby team)
• This Norwich pawnbroker becomes a real 'roll' model
• MLK's memory, message still resonate: Let freedom ring
• Men's Hockey Hamilton College 4, Connecticut College 0
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 3, Colby College 2 Dumont Pots Game-Winner with 27 Seconds Remaining in Regulation
• Stonington woman participates in riding program
• Butler to receive community service award
• Ledyard HS class seeks alumni
• Municipal meetings
• Groton Adult Ed registration begins Tuesday night
• Groton hearings focus on 3 big issues
• Baking brigade feeds military's sweet tooth
• Proposed YMCA deal hit hard in Norwich
• New governor taking new D.C. tack
• Jewish settlers found Montville fertile
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Sweep Trinity & Wheaton
• Track & Field Duarte Win 1000 Meters for Men, Holland wins 55 MH for Women at CGA
• Women's Basketball Trinity College 63, Connecticut College 49 Gabelman & Shinall Net 15 Points Each for Camels
• Men's Basketball Trinity College 70, Connecticut College 59 Jeremic Nets 13 Points for Camels
• New London kitchen fire extinguished
• Norwich resident says he will petition YMCA issue to referendum
• Men's Basketball #10 Amherst 70, Connecticut College 56
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Amherst College 2 Tie OT McGregor Scores Game Tying Goal for Camels
• Women's Basketball #1 Amherst College 61, Connecticut College 42 Shinall Nets 11 Points for Camels
• Casino-cheating leader pleads guilty to conspiracy
• John Paul II to be beatified, moving closer to sainthood
• Fingerless gloves keep you toasty while tweeting
• Give me back Taurus! Horoscope readers atwitter
• No contest plea in fatal stabbing of UConn player
• Jury acquits organizer in boy's gun fair death
• NL officials are headed to Long Island to check out waterfront success story
• Sub base change involves command and commander
• New tragedy shakes an already battered family
• Malloy sticking to pledge on tourism
• Tunisian president flees; prime minister takes charge amidst violent protests
• Groton submarine facility gets new commander
• Co-founder of cheating organization pleads guilty
• Fire chief appears in court on DUI charge
• Michigan woman recreates da Vinci's 'Last Supper' from laundry lint
• Man arrested after scuffle in NL bar
• Malloy to push for early action on tourism funds
• Looking for ghosts at The Emporium in Mystic
• Driver robbed at gunpoint while stuck in the snow
• Corrections sought from publisher for error-ridden history textbooks
• Estimates rechecked in Lyme-Old Lyme plans
• Death penalty foes are hoping Malloy will aid their cause
• Police: Clarke blamed shooting at package store on two strangers
• Quake anniversary marked with appeal for more help
• Norwich council to consider plan to buy, renovate YMCA building
• Missing teen's mother offers cautionary tale to parents
• Snow removal a costly battle
• Obama urges nation to honor youngest Ariz. victim
• Hundreds line route of Arizona 9-year-old's funeral procession
• Accused murderer told police strangers killed Silva
• What a difference a day makes; region getting back to normal
• Weather-related school schedule changes
• Conservation trusts sponsor annual photo contest
• Norwich forum to discuss problem of youth violence
• Community group to raise funds for Norwich schools
• Fitch assault verdict upheld
• No 'snow day' for NL breakfast program
• Amid piles of snow deposited by whopper storm, life goes on
• Plowing snow can be trying at times, but adrenaline helps
• A real bomb of a storm
• Snow blamed for roof collapse in Norwich leaving 10 homeless
• Winter storm, Nor'easter or bombogenesis?
• 10 displaced in Norwich apartment building roof collapse
• Congressional candidate Peckinpaugh running for Assembly seat
• Hospital sees minor snow-blower injury
• Malloy schedules noon address; state's second shift asked to report to work
• Men's Hockey WNEC 4, Connecticut College 2 Gray, Riffe Score Goals for Camels
• Storm puts region on hold
• Storm cancellations and postponements
• Driving conditions worsen; some roads icing over
• Snow can't stop serving of hearty breakfast at church
• Norwich English learners make state's grade, but fall short of federal mark
• Man arrested after crash in Preston
• CGA, Norwich schools team up
• Despite the horror, she couldn't leave Haiti
• NFA to sponsor an enrichment program for local schools
• Program at library covers ‘sexting’
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Men's Lacrosse Shields Named Chair of NCAA Division III Lacrosse Championship
• UPDATED: Many schools will be closed Wednesday; other cancelations by town
• Region's businesses devise contingency for oncoming storm
• Police pursuit ends in 2 arrests
• Accused killer a troubled man
• Witness says he ran outside when he heard shot near Jared's Packy
• Women's Basketball Gabelman Named NESCAC & NEWBA Player of the Week
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 73, Mitchell College 60 Vadas Notches Second Straight 30 Point Offensive Outburst for Camels
• Warrant: Accused teens spoke of Chew killing to friends
• Seaworthy for just minutes
• Woman wanted on human trafficking charges captured at Mohegan Sun
• Former Haven Healthcare manager admits embezzling from patients
• Wreck discoverers to talk about find at Custom House
• Wheeler mid-year exams this week
• Tax payment keeps bar's doors open
• Snowstorm's impact on Groton, by the numbers
• New London school budget forum planned
• Stonington considers joining regional school calendar
• State observes moment of silence; Malloy calls this 'an opportunity to reflect on our dialogue'
• Suspect in Arizona shooting held without bail
• Preston man charged with growing marijuana
• There's nothing like the new year for a little self-evaluation ...
• Anti-smoking group wants Medicaid to help people quit
• Workers e-mail Malloy with ideas
• More women embrace their gray
• Anybody want an old farmhouse?
• Greeneville asbestos cleanup priced at $500,000
• One last burst of Christmas spirit
• Papp inspires next Coast Guard generation
• As anniversary of Haiti quake approaches, local volunteers still lending a helping hand
• Men's Basketball Johnson & Wales University 89, Connecticut College 83 Vadas Explodes with Game-High 30 Points for Camels
• Women's Hockey #5 Amherst College 5, Connecticut College 0 Leichliter Stops 47 Shots for Camels
• Men's Hockey UMass Boston 4, Connecticut College 1 Schramm Scores Second Period Goal for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Babson College 3 Capuano Tallies Two Scores for Camels
• Women's Hockey #5 Amherst College 5, Connecticut College 3 Medeiros, O'Gorman & Corbett Score for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 61, Johnson & Wales University 40 Camels Cruise to Fifth Straight Win in New London
• Courtney rooting for Giffords, a tough, principled colleague
• Giffords: Dem who wins in conservative district
• ATV rider killed in accident
• Pistol-toting farmer jailed for confronting trespasser is hero to gun rights advocates
• Another night, another storm for the region
• Top U.S. scientist says era of overfishing finally over
• Making tracks on the ski slopes
• Extreme bathe-over
• Coast Guard: Label your kayak
• Tech expertise comes in handy even before contest
• Total in Arizona Shooting: 6 dead, including a child and federal judge, 13 wounded; doctor 'optimistic' about Giffords
• More snow headed this way
• White night in Waterford
• Board releases health plan recommendations
• Police complaint? PCRC is listening
• Lawsuit over dog's drug sweep dismissed
• Developers seek upgrade at Norwich's Marcus Plaza
• Why do kids dress for June when it's January?
• Body found in Mystic River near Masons Island
• 7 firefighter recruits join ranks of New London department
• Divers believe they've found Perry's Revenge
• New London Fire Department swears in 7
• Westerly school bus driver charged with driving under the influence of drugs
• Defense cross-examines 2 witnesses in Silva murder trial
• Norwich house fire sends one person to hospital
• Norwich Republicans announce nominee for Board of Ed vacancy
• New London offers city manager job to New Jersey woman
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 65, ENC 60 Gabelman Posts Seventh Double-Double with 20 Points and 11 Rebounds to Lead Camels to Fourth Straight Win
• Education funding gap raising concerns for schools, students
• 800-pound cake in Mass. for inauguration
• Mortgage broker pleads guilty to role in loan scheme
• Student artwork awaits admirers
• Mashantucket tribe's top judge ousted, says he wasn't told why
• Food safety legislation doesn't let consumers off the hook
• Hotel gets power, plans reopening
• Covenant Shelter open house
• City woman, son avert potential disaster as carbon monoxide detector sounds alert
• EL selectmen delay vote on health district
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 69, NYC College of Technology 42 Gabelman Notches 20 Points, 14 Boards in Fifth Double-Double of Season for Camels
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Wesleyan University 2 Curran Scores Eighth Goal of Season, Margolin Stops 36 Cardinal Shots
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 71, NYU 70 OT Shinall Nets 15 Points, Gabelman Lands on All-Classic Team with Sixth Double-Double
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 75 ENC 61 Anilus Sparks Camels on 16-to-0 First Half Run
• Womnen's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Nichols College 1
• Men's Cross Country Team Announces Awards
• Hispanic Studies professor awarded NEH fellowship to study Latin American devotional paintings
• Head-on collision sends two people to hospital
• Old Lyme teen arrested in stabbing
• In the eye of the beholder
• Norwich mayor's forum canceled
• Jurors watch video of murder scene
• Caution urged at Old Saybrook hearing on Preserve development
• Stonington police stop driver after 40-mile pursuit from Rhode Island
• Not guilty plea entered in Chew murder case
• Judge's Thursday cases rescheduled
• Guilty plea in Waterford train crossing crash
• Mystic bar closes for 10 days as part of penalty
• 3 arrested after shoplifting report at Old Saybrook drugstore
• Local men say they've found wreck that 'changed course of U.S. history'
• With formal ceremony done, thousands relax, have a ball
• Challenge is now Malloy's
• Police say CVS employees in Old Saybrook helped them capture alleged shoplifters
• Mader pleads guilty in Waterford railroad track crash
• To thunderous applause, Malloy is now the state's governor
• Gov. Malloy's remarks to the Connecticut General Assembly
• Blumenthal vows to tackle tax loopholes
• Inaugural festivity highlights: 19-gun salute, National Guard flyover
• Clarke on trial for alleged murder of package store owner
• Text of Gov. Malloy's inaugural remarks
• Woman loses state pension in gambling embezzlement case
• Police: Poker game turned deadly when cheating alleged
• Ruffles, rifle salute for Gov-elect Malloy
• Norwich fire leaves 13 homeless
• Look to the sky
• Realigned probate court system is ready to go
• Mystic Aquarium sails into calmer waters
• New plan for Perkins Farm wins over foes
• Judge dismisses Montville lawsuit
• Malloy names health aide
• Longtime state worker loses pension, freedom in gambling embezzlement case
• Malloy fills two health vacancies
• Woman charged after driving car into porch
• Defendant in manslaughter case pleads not guilty
• Fire consumes John Street home in Norwich
• Nystrom says state must not cut municipal education aid
• Norwich botanical gardens supporters prepare to ask public for money
• Norwich to hire a consultant to help evaluate city manager
• L&M settles flesh-eating bacteria death lawsuit
• A safer New London to be commission's goal
• Clancy makes the rounds
• 'Honeysuckle' is predicted to be the red hot hue of 2011
• Blumenthal urges tough standards for siting of wind power projects
• Linda Schwartz reappointed Veterans Affairs commissioner
• NL City Council ready to appoint interim city manager
• Nystrom gives State of the City address
• Seabound
• State senator to resign his seat, plead guilty to misdemeanor
• Oakdale man arrested for allegedly pointing shotgun at a woman
• State offers reward for info on 2006 killing of Groton man
• Quiambaug fire chief arrested for DUI
• Just a friendly card game
• Police logs - Jan. 3
• Walkopedia.net lists the world’s best walks
• Grief and fury in Egypt
• Double homicide suspect caught after chase in Hartford
• Housing plans get go-ahead in Norwich
• Urban is reappointed chairwoman of House Select Committee on Children
• Candidate for mayor seeks 'renaissance' for New London
• State is mobilizing for inaugural festivities
• Twin nightmares, worlds apart
• Men's Soccer Prophet Named to NSCAA All-Region Team for Connecticut College
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 5, Salve Regina University 3 Camels Erupt with Four Goals in Span of 3:52 in the Second Period
• Women's Hockey Neumann University 5, Connecticut College 0 Camels Will Host Nine Games in January
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Tufts University 3 Camels Improve to 3-2 in NESCAC with Home Win
• Swimming & Diving Camel Men, Women Fall to Williams Walsh Wins 50, 100, 200 Back for Men-Fernandes Triumphs in 50 Fly for Women
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 80, Salve Regina University 78 Harrigan Tallies 22 Points & 14 Rebounds in Fourth Straight Win for Camels
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 75, Mitchell College 54 Gabelman Tallies 22 Points & 10 Rebounds for Camels
• Men's Basketball Springfield College 69, Connecticut College 57 Camels Carry Winning Record of 5-4 into Month of January
• Men's Lacrosse Camels Ranked 10th in Face-Off Yearbook & Lacrosse Magazine Pre-Season Polls
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 2, Trinity College 2 OT Tie (Bantams Win SO 2-to-1)
• Connecticut College science professor awarded $225K grant to continue cutting-edge bioluminescence research
• Connecticut College welcomes new faculty
• Cambodia-based dance ensemble kicks off riveting season of onStage at Connecticut College Sept. 25
• onStage at Connecticut College presents Tiempo Libre Oct. 16
• Masako Inkyo's Japanese Calligraphy on display at Connecticut College Oct. 21 - Dec. 14
• OnStage at Connecticut College presents 'First Love'
• November events at Connecticut College
• Renowned object theater company Au Cul Du Loup to give free performance at Connecticut College Nov. 10
• Connecticut College Art Professor receives Artist Fellowship Grant
• Chris O'Brien named head men's and women's tennis coach at Connecticut College
• Police logs - Jan. 2
• Chicago Tower opens rink on 94th floor
• Doctor's career spanned nearly six decades
• New group to help adults, parents cope with epilepsy
• State may change education aid
• Norwich elected leaders facing 'hard decisions'
• Fourth Bash at the Beach raises funds amid the fun
• That portal in your pocket
• Town officials keep fingers crossed for municipal aid
• Cold water, warm hearts
• Man subdued by police taser identified, charged
• Nuclear density device recovered after theft
• Rhode Island loses out in race for 2013 America's Cup
• New laws roll out for new year
• Celebrating noontime New Year's
• Survey to check for shifts at eastern end of Sound
• Bidding adieu to 2010
• Curfew 'not the answer' for city
• Mission: Finding stuff for kids to do
• Stonington couple kept their secret
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Guard's military funerals unit does 'difficult job' with dignity and respect
• 12 hours early, it's 2011
• Census shows changing face of the region
• 2010 Top Stories: Mortgage fraud
• Malloy names new DMV chief
• NYC mayor: Snowstorm response 'unacceptable'
• Holiday closings
• Two arrested in drive-by shooting
• Political newcomer to run for NL mayor
• East Lyme leans toward leaving health district
• Good Samaritans ready to make annual splash
• Being nice on the ice
• Enough snow for a standoff
• Norwich police arrest suspects in drive-by shooting
• Lone survivor of Griswold accident enters rehab
• Police Logs - Dec. 30
• Happy birthday to Florence
• Norwich police to staff DUI checkpoints
• UConn center loses out on $100M
• Marketing campaign aimed at boosting state's forest industry
• New London couple had the will, then found the way to celbrate Hanukkah
• Website urges rich to give back tax savings
• Family-run New London coffee house to close
• Santa takes a dive for post-holiday aquarium crowd
• Malloy: 'Painful' times ahead
• Malloy, Wyman enjoy love-fest at Muddy Waters
• Stonington police union ratifies new contract
• Teachers’ Memorial Middle School honor roll
• Kelly Middle School honor roll
• Financial problems shut down Mystic hotel
• Police Logs - Dec. 29
• Wind-downed trees cause power loss in Stonington
• Malloy names appointees to agriculture, banking posts
• Keepers of inclusive holiday teach as they celebrate
• Malloy, Blumenthal to visit Muddy Waters tonight
• 2010 top stories: Death of Matthew Chew
• Starry, starry night
• Little girl met her match
• Tavern, state settle after crash deaths
• Traffic again flowing on I-95 south after tractor-trailer accident
• Ramada Inn in Mystic goes dark; checks keep bouncing
• State police search for robbery suspect
• New Democratic registrar part of changes in Waterford
• Assessing a tribe's mental health
• Storm's aftermath
• Day's end
• DEP tries to speed up permits, inspections
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal in conviction of former CGA cadet
• Shoppers return to the stores after brief interruption by Ol' Man Winter
• Storm lands a few jabs, but no KO
• Police Logs - Dec. 28
• Put on a festive face
• Norwich police arrest alleged bank robber's driver
• Power remains out for some; East Lyme opens shelter
• Send us your storm reports and photos
• Season's first storm a whopper
• Citing abuse, Hispanics leave town
• Some children have friends in high places
• New bid made for ambulance subscriptions
• Taking it slow
• Pawcatuck park lover barks at dog owners
• A 'night of glee, mixed in with a little fear'
• Proposal floated to welcome kayakers
• Jane Fonda on workout DVDs for seniors
• Providence woman charged with leaving children alone in Foxwoods hotel room
• Blizzard warning issued for region
• Hedgehogs have small but committed U.S. fan club
• Hearing set on release of patient in 2007 shooting
• Biologists head to bunkers to fight bat disease
• Prison dads program sees funding at risk
• Uninvited Christmas guest
• When Santa's cup runneth over
• Here comes the snow
• Serving Up the Fixings
• For the select few, work continues on Christmas
• Car flies into porch, but Norwich family escapes injury
• Major snowstorm expected Sunday
• 'My Funny Valentine': A Christmas story of love, war
• The flu vs. the Bible
• Lieberman can seem like man without a party
• Weather delays holiday travelers
• It was time to exit the world's stage
• 2010 Top Stories: NL Charter
• Norwich mayor looks back on ambitious first year in office
• Families gather on Christmas Eve
• When Santa met the Nautilus
• Security efforts Jacked up at L&M
• R.I. Santa robbery 'a hoax,' say police
• For Rell, last official visit to sub base bittersweet
• Dodd still star to some despite polls
• For Griswold couple, 'twas the greatest gift of all
• EL residents still trying to topple cell tower
• NL could still snag slice of yacht race
• Replacement bridge finally open to travelers
• Summer job led to 40-year hitch serving Stonington
• Two sought in shooting at New London Shopping Center
• New London police investigating shooting
• Rell honored at last official visit to Sub Base
• Mail thief targets mailboxes in Lyme and Old Lyme
• Man accused of tampering with witness is sentenced
• Stonington ready to collect on hotels' debt
• North Stonington weighs future for Wheeler
• Ledyard votes to withdraw from health district
• Probate court to close two days
• Wrapping prior to giving in New London
• Medicare enrollees urged to take stock now
• Census: Salem passes Lyme in income category
• Rell plan derailed as bonding panel OKs funding for regional projects
• El 'n' Gee toy drive, other donations make spirits bright at apartment complex
• Flush with victory, Obama toasts 'season of progress'
• New London High's Giving Tree
• Tyree Bundy appointed public defender
• Bond Commission approves funding for local projects
• Malloy taps DeFronzo for DAS commissioner
• Ex-lawmaker pleads guilty to corruption
• SERAC survey is under way
• Grasso Tech students collect clothes for the homeless
• 'The Polar Express' to be shown at submarine museum
• Conspiracy charges may be added in Chew murder case
• Sentencing postponed in Slowe murder case
• Remembering the homeless
• Groton OKs collegiate baseball plan
• Lone survivor of deadly Griswold crash continues to make progress
• Bids for Waterford High School renovation coming in very low
• Police investigate robbery at NL convenience store
• State mulling additional charges in Chew murder case
• It takes an army to make 165 pies
• A historic moment at UConn
• Lieberman sees a next step for same-sex rights in government
• NL woman rejoices at 'Christmas miracle'
• EL school board OKs $2.8M athletic complex
• Evening programs for NL teens proposed in wake of Chew slaying
• Food drive succeeds thanks to generous shoppers
• Man gets eight years for rape of ex-girlfriend
• Murder case resolved with 20-year sentence
• Bank robber who helped convict murderer to serve 75 months
• CL&P shuts off power at Ramada Inn due to outstanding bills
• Last minute wishes
• UConn trustees select 1st female president
• “Little Women” ~ Flock Theatre Production
• Serial bank robber to serve 75 months
• Suspicious suitcase contains action figures but no explosives
• Stonington owner facing fine over blight
• Next game will be a big one for UConn women
• Community Culinary School serves success
• All decked out
• Mystery of four corpses deepens
• Seaport Singers deck the halls
• Menorah movers in New London
• Organization is key to wrapping up the season
• Quakes, floods, blizzards mark nasty 2010
• Crittercam will give Aquarium visitors a wild animal's-eye-view of their world
• Geno deadpans his way to history
• Frugal parents trade stores for swaps
• Germs nothing to sneeze at when they're stuffed toys
• State OKs funds for farm caring for abused animals
• State to weigh new water rules
• William Rast takes aim at Target
• Suspicious suitcase closes street
• Obama to sign law ending Clinton era 'don't ask, don't tell'
• USS Alexandria home for the holidays
• Underfunded pensions dwarf deficit
• Driver charged with homicide after fatal Waterford crash
• New London streets reopen after police investigation of metal case
• They're Home! Families gather to welcome the crew of the USS Alexandria
• Senates votes to repeal ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy; measure goes to Obama
• Eagle opens for holiday visitors, cookies
• Lab scans bones that may belong to Amelia Earhart
• Brokered tax plan a done deal
• Study: Wind could produce 24 percent of New England power
• Expect noise and trucks in Niantic Bridge area
• Police say sailor hit man with sake bottle in restaurant
• Fulfilling a need for pine needles
• 6th defendant in Chew case appears in major crimes court
• Life stands still for teen murder suspects
• Police footwork tracked down burglary suspects
• Burglary suspects arraigned in court
• Police logs - Dec. 17
• Malloy taps state lawmakers, others for his administration
• Halfway there
• East Lyme woman named director of patient advocacy
• Norwich Council cancels meeting
• Encounter with a survivor of the Holocaust
• Two men returned to state to face burglary charges
• UCFS gets biggest-ever donation
• Academy celebrates a century in the city
• Residents lobby state officials to keep ferry alive
• Anti-Violence group wasting no time as downtown plans take shape
• Wintry weather wrecks havoc across South, Midwest
• Jury selection complete for Silva murder case
• Stonington fire ruled accidental
• Fifth of six defendants in Chew murder makes court appearance
• New North Stonington restaurant wins approval to serve beer and wine
• Norwich police plan sobriety checkpoints
• Groton robbery suspects sought
• 100 years and counting
• Reactions to the verdict: silence, disappointment, anger
• Acquittal ends 8-year Buck drama
• Malloy names NFL official to head public safety
• L&M finishes 'truly remarkable' year
• Bond Commission to re-approve projects due to legal glitch
• Families struggle to rebound from blaze
• Buck not guilty in wife's murder
• Anti-austerity riots erupt amid Greece strike
• Malloy chooses NFL security chief as public safety commissioner
• Defendant in Chew murder pleads not guilty
• Police probe fatal New Haven shooting
• Gov.-elect Chafee to keep transportation director Lewis
• El 'N' Gee nightclub gathers toys for the needy
• Charles Buck's fate is in judges' hands
• Grant will cover work on long-awaited Salem sidewalk
• Fire damages two-family home in Stonington
• Courtney says he'll consider making a run for Lieberman's Senate seat
• Stosz to lead Coast Guard Academy
• Chew case arrest warrant to remain sealed for now
• Man arrested in Norwich stabbing death
• Two-family home in Stonington Borough damaged by fire
• Police Record Book 1854-1880 Donated to Historical Society
• War of 1812 Exhibit Planning Begins
• Holiday Reception Honors Volunteers
• Coast Guard picks new superintendent for the academy
• Three men arrested at New London housing complex
• Westerly school bus involved in accident
• Sacred Heart School honor roll
• Review finds no misuse of Preston activity funds
• Parade sets Niantic ablaze with lights
• Montville High principal heeds retirement's call
• Make a difference this season: Stonington Human Services Department
• Woman charged in August crash
• New London may host start of yacht club cruise
• Laws help curb accidents that involve teens, officials say
• Old Lyme okays trash deal despite competitor's complaint
• Preston rejects developer's offer to pay $1M legal bill
• Norwich school budget problems mount
• Norwich Technical High School honor roll
• Woman charged with stabbing partner
• Many photocopied ballots were miscounted
• They said it (and maybe lived to regret it)
• Make a difference: The New England Adolescent Treatment Center Inc.
• Old CVS to finally get tenant
• Collapsible bottle is easy to pack
• Waterford woman to attack mercury in dental fillings
• Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun aren't letting economy slow down their advertising
• Let me take a look
• Juvenile arrests in U.S.
• State booted from tourism map
• Judge leaves bench to lead child agency
• Funerals held for Griswold victims
• A puppy for a gift?
• Winter woolies
• Couple trying to turn old farm into a community endeavor
• It's beginning to sound a lot like TubaChristmas
• Group wants teen after-school program
• Habitual offender passed in community as a regular guy
• Griswold teens laid to rest
• In Preston, a family tradition carries on
• DA: Teen found near Boston likely fell from plane
• Rell meets resistance to bonds, state's debt
• Finizio, Pero making their mayoral interest official
• TubaChristmas 2010 celebrated today in Old Saybrook
• Pickleball sport bounces into East Lyme's court
• Shoplifting suspects flee scene, crash car
• Aftermath in stabbing death tears community
• Pulling together in Griswold
• Coochie coochie coo
• Griswold donates to help crash victims' families
• 2 women, fleeing police, drive car into building
• Providence cop pleads guilty in drug case
• JFK photos sold at auction
• Norwich police set DUI checkpoint
• Counterfeit bills used in region
• Police seek car used in burglary
• State police seize marijuana shipment
• Groton manager: Next budget cycle will be painful
• Brushing up on skills
• Civility party
• Fatal crash leaves a deep wound
• Fifth ME says Buck died of natural causes
• Student remains in critical condition
• Anti-violence group walks Willetts
• Navigating Watch Hill
• Haberek plans forums on budget
• Ledyard switching to single-stream recycling
• Make a difference this season: New London Community Meal Center
• Another medical examiner testifies; another theory given
• Attorney: Client fled Chew altercation
• Aquarium kept afloat by supporters
• Town copes with tragic loss
• Community gathers for candlelight vigil in Griswold
• Courtney opposes government funding bill over provision to reverse Indian land decision
• 'A town in mourning' over fatal crash
• Another renowned medical examiner testifies at Buck trial
• Neighborhood association to meet tonight
• Details of Matthew Chew assault to remain sealed another month
• CGA band to perform at D.C. tree lighting
• Selectmen back $6M version for Salem School renovation
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• New London teens seek support to fight against violence
• Montville father to serve 10 years for child abuse case
• New mixed-use plans announced for former Winchester factory
• Accident closes I-95 southbound in North Stonington
• Dennis Popp to retire as Groton city mayor
• Dodd makes one final visit to EB
• Federal task force to investigate financial crimes in Connecticut
• Plucky performer
• Malloy will order emails to be preserved
• Replay: Sequels take angst out of gifts for gamers
• Tears of joy
• Turned shotgun on his own son
• 'He deserved more respect than what he got'
• Son shot dead after stabbing parents in Griswold
• Teenage violence on New London streets predates recent incidents
• Police logs - Dec. 5
• With smartphone apps, romance always calling
• From the mouths of babes in toyland
• Dodd's closing year one of big wins among small conduct
• Extra officers help make tree-lighting festival 'perfect'
• Teachers get their own space at EL High
• Interlude: Six moments from Chris Dodd's waning days in the Senate
• Lyric Opera finds the magic in Mozart's score
• Make a Difference: Catholic Charities
• Police seeking man who robbed Pour House Bar
• Police logs - Dec. 4
• Warden, mayor promise cooperation despite lawsuit
• Billboards to go up in several U.S. cities heralding Jesus' return in May
• Ex-R.I. officer gets year in prison for beating teen
• State rejects Anthem insurance rate increase bid
• Burglary suspects expected to waive extradition
• Volunteers stuff boxes to brim with gifts for military serving overseas
• Berlin couple challenging Old Lyme's right to determine seasonal/year-round housing
• NL officials huddle over recent rash of violence
• Festive holiday spirit on the Connecticut River
• Attendant's quick thinking averts tragedy at Foxwoods swimming pool
• Plan to cut deficit fails to advance to Capitol as panel's effort to find consensus falls short
• Coochie coochie coo
• Obama in Afghanistan tells troops: 'You will succeed in your mission'
• Montville bar robbed at gunpoint
• Make a Difference: Women's Center
• New report calls for wind-power projects along the East Coast
• Death will be 'relief,' Hayes tells court
• Habitat grants go to Groton, Lyme sites
• Montville public safety building's address 'just fits'" It's 9-1-1
• Expert advice on writing those college app essays
• Buck's lawyers continue to target police investigation of teacher's death
• Groton school wins praise from Washington
• Lighting up the past
• Murder spawns doubt downtown
• Court dates set for six defendants in NL murder
• Westerly High School honor roll
• Court dates set for defendants in Chew murder case
• Norwich woman honored for service
• Oakdale Plaza fire ruled arson
• Decades-old Norwich facility makes way for new dog pound
• Living, dying with HIV/AIDS remembered by Alliance
• Police interviews with Buck questioned
• Courtney braces for the shifting tide on Capitol Hill
• Mood at New London High is subdued on day after six teens arrested in murder case
• Battling the elements
• Officials seek answers after recent acts of youth violence in New London
• Teens tied to slaying were 'bored'
• Storm knocks out power in region
• Six suspects arraigned; judge criticizes police
• Oakdale Plaza fire ruled an arson
• Westerly’s downtown stroll rescheduled
• Lisbon Central School honor roll
• Third victim in slayings identified
• Slight quake felt off Long Island
• High court hears immigrant-benefits case
• Poultry problem, among others
• Doctor: Shirt used to strangle Leslie Buck
• Six charged in fatal NL stabbing
• Just a drill
• Venezuela landslides
• Dodd bids farewell in final Senate speech
• Ferry Farewell: Chester-Hadlyme boat service could be on its last trip
• Pero seeks community effort in addressing violence issue
• Boxes for Soldiers needs more names of soldiers
• 6th suspect surrenders to police in Chew murder case
• Dodd delivers his farewell speech to the Senate
• New York medical examiner says Leslie Buck was strangled
• Malloy taps Supreme Court justice Katz to head DCF
• Norwich education forum focuses on content over construction
• Montville considers HR position again
• Woman who stabbed Norwich police officer recommitted
• Defense lawyer: Bank robber came late to life of crime
• Library turns 125 with more stories to tell
• Morro Bay leaves for Great Lakes icebreaking duty
• House OKs temporary stoppage of Medicare reimbursement cut
• Sign of the Times
• Former owners of Lighthouse Inn are charged in fraud scheme
• EL school board to decide Dec. 13 on $2.5 million athletic complex
• Man accuses Stamford police officer of swiping sex videos off cell phone
• NL can expect $2M through new water deal
• Teens caught breaking into Waterford home
• Federal prosecutors charge former Lighthouse Inn operators in Mississippi fraud
• US tries to contain damage from leaked documents
• Bank robber to serve 66 months in prison
• Make a difference this season
• OS High sophomores outscore peers in reading, math, writing
• New I-95 signs point the way to New London's historic attractions
• Malloy planned way, way ahead
• Killer cardio, in your hands
• It's the thought that counts for holiday gifts
• Ledyard students don't need 'Glee' to break out in song
• Wreaths Across America in Old Saybrook next week
• Light parade celebrates holiday, unites Ledyard
• Rabbi's goal is to give back to the world more than he takes
• New London condo developer finds novel way to push sales
• Governor's residence to hold open house
• Your guide to a no-stress Disney vacation
• Whimsical, creative holiday wreaths
• By way of memoir: The best Christmas ever
• Carol sing and boat parade tonight in Essex
• Groton, Navy want to get rid of eyesore
• Fundraiser planned to help Lyme dairy farmer, food bank
• Twins inseparable, in war and peace
• Santa makes the rounds
• The highest legal standard: Beyond a reasonable doubt in the Buck trial
• Historic flag could find its way back to Groton
• Survey helps gauge drug, alcohol usage in L-OL High School
• Tests on toys find few problems this season
• Jury awards $3M to survivors of victim in overdose incident
• 2nd murder trial due in region
• Lighting up the night in Norwich
• Counseling effort targets local Latino community
• Unrested, but ready for more shopping ...
• Good deals and, for some, a bit of fun
• Bigger, brighter holiday displays spread across nation's lawns
• Coochie coochie coo
• Shoppers delight in Black Friday specials
• Groton Town police investigating Dunkin Donuts burglary
• Holiday stroll is Saturday
• Montville could end up owning historic church
• Cold day for a quick dip
• Restaurant 'family' gives back with Thanksgiving meal
• Griswold man charged as wrong-way driver
• NL police arrest two after drug raid
• Local veterans enter hall of fame
• Bradley airport uncovers a big piece of its history
• Salem ready to sing praises of 10 dedicated Unsung Heroes
• Feathered friend inspires author
• For women, children especially, some fish better than others
• Library gets a hand in fundraising from its collection
• Six Camels Named to NESCAC Fall All-Sportsmanship Team
• New London police net two in drug raid
• Police nab 24 DWI arrests in holiday patrols
• Freezing for a good cause
• Hospital survey shares, compares opinions
• Police investigate burglary involving shots
• Police Logs - Nov. 25
• Bough prowess for the holidays in Mystic
• Patience, love pay off for this family
• Another turkey day comes and goes, but Black Friday just getting started
• Olsen 'thrilled' at NL mayoral prospects
• Brick by brick, group attending to historic structure
• Take note: Giant pencils are back
• Holiday closings
• It's time to make a difference
• Men's Basketball Roger Williams University 65, Connecticut College 57 Camel 21-to-4 Second Half Rally Falls Just Short
• Women's Basketball Connecticut College 72, Nichols College 52 Gabelman (25 Points, 12 rebounds) & Shinall (24 Points, 8 Steals) Lead Camels to Victory
• 47 Camel Student Athletes Named to NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team
• Suspended sentence for driver in fatal Mystic accident
• Blood spatter evidence is debated at Buck murder trial
• Montville man charged in sexual assault
• Homeowner detains suspect in car break-ins
• Thanksgiving closings
• Santa rides into Westerly Friday
• Groton councilor hit by hacker
• Speedster artist paints positive message for East Lyme students
• State health official owns land planned for hospital expansion
• Photo op
• Trash talk
• Burglary suspects mum as police continue to sort loot
• Bring a canned good and your fines are forgiven
• Holiday travel peaking Wednesday
• Former Norwich bar owner to serve four years for role in drug conspiracy
• Mystic woman receives sentence in negligent homicide case
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 Marines killed
• Rte. 184 in Old Mystic reopens tomorrow
• Ledyard police investigate truck crash
• Dismissed NL cop reinstated
• Body scanners' effect on kids worries Urban
• Hearty Thanksgiving awaits needy
• State hopes playing cards deal clues in cold cases
• Two men accused of cheating at Foxwoods casino
• State police plan extra holiday weekend patrols
• Man burned in Mystic house fire
• Montville man surrenders on warrant for drug, sex charges
• DUI checkpoints planned in Griswold and Jewett City
• Alleged machete threat to woman leads to arrest
• 97-year-old driver trapped in car after hitting pole
• Collegiate league baseball team to call Fitch home next summer
• Adult ed students open hearts, wallets to help buy goats for needy Haitians
• Field Hockey Hine Named to NFHCA All-America Team Watkins Selected to All-Region Team for Camels
• Squash Hyslip Leads Camel Women to 2-1 Record in Opening Weekend Garza Propels Camels to Weekend Split with 3-1 Mark in #1 Slot
• OnStage at Connecticut College presents 'First Love'
• November events at Connecticut College
• Renowned object theater company Au Cul Du Loup to give free performance at Connecticut College Nov. 10
• Mystic house fire leaves man injured
• Men's Basketball Keene State 105, Connecticut College 85 Harrigan, Mahoney Named to All-Tournament Team for Camels
• Women's Basketball Women's Basketball Connecticut College 66, Springfield College 60 Shinall Leads Camels with 21 points, 5 boards & 5 steals in 40 Minutes of Action
• Women's Basketball Brandeis 68, Connecticut College 36 Gabelman Tallies 11 Points & Seven Boards for Camels
• DOC distributes 'Cold Case' card decks to inmates
• Home for the holidays
• Ballot mess raises reform questions
• Hats off for Santa!
• CGA assoicate dean honored
• Groton base clubhouse to be open Thanksgiving
• Wilczynski retires from Coast Guard after 27 years
• Heir transparent
• New lease on Xbox life
• Santa to help Mystic to kick off Christmas season on Saturday
• Holiday show helps young skaters break the ice
• 11 to be inducted into state Veterans Hall of Fame
• 'Crisis of conscience' led to exposé of health insurers
• Storefront pastor sees spiritual awakening
• Mass duo, Fla. man arrested after Foxwoods belting
• A cat in hand: Cartooning with Jon Buller
• White supremacists on trial for plot to sell grenades, guns
• New Yorkers debate plan to extend subway system to Jersey suburbs
• Norwich recount shows only three problems
• OS town meeting agenda items include tax relief, fees
• Chrome wasn't built in a day: Museum holds motorcycle rarities
• A new breed of employee greets guests with a wag
• Norwich scrambles to keep 'Christmas City' title
• Norwich budget picture is grim
• Tradition hangs heavy in air at holiday bazaars
• Moving day in Hartford
• Dognapper breaks a mother's heart
• Ackley, officers trying to get along
• Return to Studio 54
• Men's Hockey Connecticut College 5, #4 Middlebury College 3 Margolin Stops 32 Shots for Camels
• Women's Hockey #7 Middlebury College 3, Connecticut College 2 Leichliter Stops 41 Shots for Camels
• Swimming & Diving Camel Women Sweep Middlebury & Tufts Walsh Earns NCAA B Cut, Leads Camel Men to Split
• Men's Basketball Connecticut College 69, Fisher College 66 Harrigan Pours in Game-High 20 Points for Camels
• Men's Hockey Williams College 5, Connecticut College 1 Luke Scores Second Period Goal for Camels
• Women's Hockey Connecticut College 4, Williams College 2 Dumont Tallies Two Goals, One Assist for Camels in Collegiate Debut
• Soldiers are home after a 'rough deployment'
• Police: It'll take a while to sort out 'mountains' of stolen items
• Sub skipper relieved in Navy probe
• In the Buck family, Leslie was a saver, and Charlie spent
• Peru president says Yale to return Inca artifacts
• Harvard bans vuvuzelas at game
• Former customers of Bernie's Oil warned
• 'Turkey Dance' a big hit with first-graders
• Teen to teen: Students get advice on techno-world dangers
• Coochie coochie coo
• Returning home from Afghanistan 'like a dream come true'
• Tour of duty
• Ledyard teen arrested twice in two days
• A portent of things to come
• Bucks were millionaires with different spending styles
• Urban takes part in discussion of Results Based Accountability
• USS Memphis commanding officer relieved of duty
• 'Great American Smokeout' observed in Groton schools
• Proposed NL school pay raises knocked
• GOP nixes jobless benefits extension
• East Lyme approves funding for state DUI enforcement
• Longtime director of region's largest food bank to step down
• A happy anniversary for NL store
• Witnesses detail 'sugar daddy' shopping sprees in Buck murder trial
• Two burglary suspects nabbed in Mass.
• Obama presses for nuclear pact
• Ethics panel recommends censure for Rangel
• Women's Hockey 2010-2011 Season Preview
• Volleyball Newman Named to AVCA All-America Team for Connecticut College
• Police apprehend 2 men they say stole $1 million in goods
• School's voicemail system fails
• Stonington voters approve $18.3M sewer plan
• Stonington altering alcohol-related punishments
• State: Alcoholic energy drinks a no-no
• Civil campaign hard for 'Daily Show' host to believe
• Man accused in local sex assault was at center of Newtown probe
• East Lyme supports measure for affordable housing
• 105 candles in Norwich
• Buck: I did not kill my wife
• A 'huge relief' as soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Barque Eagle to celebrate anniversary with Europe tour
• Feast of the Sacrifice
• Eye to eye
• The O'Neill Hosts Community Holiday Open House
• Men's Hockey 2010-2011 Season Outlook Q & A with Head Coach Jim Ward
• Murder defendant's friend undergoes cross examination
• Voluntown Elementary honor roll
• With a blaring vuvuzela, soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Report: Film tax credits not worth price of admission
• Stonington voters OK improvements to sewage treatment plants
• Ledyard High School honor roll
• FDA expected to ban alcoholic energy drinks today
• High winds expected today
• Well red in Mystic
• Groton Town Council votes to put revised Thames Street plan on ballot
• City's assurances don't sway Scotland Road project's opponents
• Strawberry Park faces February foreclosure sale
• Expert: Leslie Buck was strangled
• Angels of Yemen
• Broadcasting personality George Allen dies at 71
• Ledger of legal troubles gets longer for Norwich accountant
• Study has vision for downtown New London
• Norwich wants new portrait of Lincoln
• Waterford firefighters, police respond to car accident
• Annual inspection for Naval Junior ROTC program
• Arrest made in Norwich sexual assault case
• LaSaracina charged with failure to file, pay state withholding taxes
• U.S. Coast Guard announces the Cutter Eagle’s 2011 summer deployment schedule
• Berliner may stay in New London as consultant
• Medical examiner says Buck death scene altered before 911 call
• Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Bruce Gathers arraigned in Sean Hill killing
• Towering inferno
• Aiding the injured in India
• White House protest
• Norwich Bully Busters bust some downtown trash
• Police Logs - Nov. 16
• Firefighters douse fire, save dog
• Supporters attempt to keep ferry afloat
• It took five years, but Rell gets to ride new rail car before leaving office
• Old Lyme to screen film about ban on lawn checmicals
• Homeless veterans housing project gets under way in Griswold
• Holiday food drive planned in Old Lyme
• Donations being accepted in Old Saybrook for holiday program
• St. Bernard headmaster to retire
• Groton panel recommends site for new middle school
• Groton sticks to decision to cut Long Point police subsidy
• Gathers extradited to face charges in Norwich cold case
• Left lane closed on 395 in Montville
• Norwich will keep adult education program
• American Legion breaks ground on homeless veterans project
• St. Bernard headmaster to retire at end of school year
• New London firefighters quickly extinguish fire, rescue dog
• Police logs - Nov. 15
• Sex researcher is still learning after 30 years
• Driver in fatal Connecticut crash sues victim's parents
• Groton police plan 'Click It or Ticket' spot checks
• An MP3 boombox
• Survey says travelers want more self-service
• Visitors from a galaxy far, far away
• Salem residents' survey: Keep town rural
• City Council to discuss outlay of $120,000 to promote NL
• $18.3M to fix up sewer plants heads to voters
• L&M to sit down with doctors today on morale issues
• Battle of Stonington comes to life on canvas
• Sailing #3 Camel Women Place Eighth out of 18 Teams at Atlantic Coast Champ.
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place 14th in 53 Team Field at New England D. 3 Championship
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place 12th in 49 Team Field at New England D. 3 Championship
• Hike of the week: Mamacoke Island
• Municipal meetings
• Farming interest grows in R.I.
• Postal Service says worker wasn't fired over video of customer's racist rant
• East Lyme looks for more money for water work
• Government sells the spoils of Madoff's lavish lifestyle
• Myanmar releases famed critic
• Spiritual oasis celebrates 50 years
• 'Interim' city manager has made lasting impact
• Pine Point School hosts Hindu festival of lights
• R.I. couple accused of stealing identity of man in Ireland
• AG: New letter grade favors BBB members
• For some frogs, it's not that easy being seen
• Veteran medical examiner stands by opinion in Buck murder case
• Big raises urged for NL school officials
• NL man accused of stripping copper pipes from home, leaving kids in cold
• Kicking off some fundraising
• Police hunt man who robbed bank in Norwich
• Fort Trumbull condo plan takes first step
• Chester-Hadlyme ferry could be up the river
• FBI executes search warrant at Madison gallery
• Winds play havoc with ferries linking Cape Cod, Nantucket
• R.I. Senate president Paiva Weed to continue role
• R.I. DOT warns of delays in Westerly due to road work
• Iconic N.H. name disputed
• Champion elm to be sold in artful pieces
• Vets rediscover camaraderie at Avery Point
• VNA patients are warned of possible security breach after computer theft
• Foxwoods chief: Big changes ahead
• Admiral: Veterans will always inspire
• Designer finds a ready-made Casablanca in the Garde Arts Center
• Dozen hospice volunteers graduate
• New London killing may have been random, sources say
• Police Logs - Nov. 12
• MLB wants better lighting for Tigers at Dodd Stadium
• New London kicks off the holidays
• Leslie Buck's legacy finds a new generation of supporters
• New sub movie promises jobs, money to help state's economy
• Police execute warrants related to Matthew Chew murder
• Navy captain found 'meaning' amid the mayhem of Iraq
• Support group aims to help women vets
• Unspecified security issue found, corrected the same day at Millstone
• Men's Soccer Prophet Named to All-NESCAC & ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Teams
• Volleyball DeMais, Newman & Barrett Reel in Post-Season Honors for Connecticut College
• Field Hockey Hine Named First Team All-NESCAC for Connecticut College
• Stolen laptop contained information on VNA patients
• Submarine vets say thank you on Veterans Day
• FDA proposes graphic cigarette warning labels
• Today's lesson: Veterans Day
• Holiday closings
• Waterford hires Belair as schools superintendent
• Home At Last project nears takeoff
• Charles Buck was 'funny, sweet,' says ex-bartender
• Veterans Day closings
• Ledyard school budget provokes discussion over priorities
• Regional school calendar gets a thumbs-up from many local districts
• DOT faulted again for Election Day paving choices in Stonington
• Party for Martin Berliner
• Thames Street's fix No. 2 cheaper
• Winds of change blowing in Hartford
• Submarine movie to be filmed at Sonalysts, elsewhere in state
• NRC investigates security issues at Millstone
• Groton school celebrates sacrifices of veterans
• Veterans Day Subvets ceremony planned for Thursday
• Cloud country
• Thames may host more Navy surface ships
• Norwich hires new community development supervisor
• Ols Lyme police to join seat belt campaign
• Man arrested after stabbing at doughnut shop
• Driver cited for hitting school bus
• Police arrest two men in New London robbery
• Urban blasts DOT decision to pave roads at polling place
• Salem to show selectmen meetings on website
• Spaces available on Essex bus trip to NYC
• Foley concedes, says Malloy won fair and square
• Waterford may soon have superintendent
• 68 ballots cast for wrong race in Norwich due to voting mixup
• The trial is over, but Hayes saga just beginning
• Honoring Korea veterans' service
• Former bar employees setting stage for Perez to testify in Buck trial
• 'Tis the season for salmon stocking
• Train cars carrying ethanol tip in Willimantic
• Women's Basketball 2010-2011 Season Preview Q & A with Head Coach Brian Wilson
• Groton Town Municipal Meetings
• Mystery ship pays brief visit to New London
• Police Logs - Nov. 9
• Two men shot in Montville incident leave hospital
• Belair is finalist for Waterford superintendent's job
• Backus Hospital to offer program on asthma
• Groton woman honored for environmental outreach
• Two elected to Mashantucket Pequot council
• The brightest boats afloat
• In the colleges
• Jehovah's Witnesses volunteers raise roof (and everything else) for hall
• Two wounded in Montville apartment shooting
• Husband's ordeal taught Lee Woodruff how to live in the present
• Men's Water Polo Sizer Erupts with Six Goals for Camels at Northern Division Championship
• Dining out downtown now includes more options
• It's official: Foley concedes gubernatorial race
• Former tennis pro visiting Stonington serves up opinions on sport he loves
• Yale slices greenhouse gas emissions
• First snowfall of the season
• Jury still out
• GOP waits for Foley's move
• Hayes condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• U.S. destroyer that rescued American ship from pirates visits area
• Calls for a new law, a reassuring recount and more registrar training
• Two decades after transplant, he's running to honor donor
• Leslie Buck's loved ones bear witness at trial
• Preparing for the Plunge
• Actors take the O'Neill challenge
• Taking a holistic approach to building
• Sailing Coed Sailing Team Places Third out of 18 Teams at R.I. State Championship
• Health Center gives award to legislators for helping preserve funding
• How to avoid bedbugs in a hotel
• A bright idea for dogs, but will the government bite?
• East Lyme health curriculum approved, despite concerns
• Bridgeport's in, and so's Malloy
• City stabbing victim mourned
• Proud to be a veteran and a grandfather
• Men's Cross Country McAllister Finishes in 65th Place at ECAC Championship for Camels
• Women's Cross Country Beers Finishes in 63rd Plac at ECAC Championship for Camels
• Volleyball NESCAC Quarterfinal: #4 Tufts University 3, #5 Connecticut College 0
• Dinner-dance is fundraiser for Griswold woman
• OS schools to mark Veterans Day
• East Lyme School Board sets community forum
• Transfer station to extend hours Friday
• Westerly schools weigh camera offer for buses
• Coochie coochie coo
• Buck's confidants testify for the state
• Convicted swindler to serve 12 years in prison for scams
• Defense: Jail worse than death for defendant
• Buck's reaction to wife's death 'seemed fake,' best friend testifies
• Collision slows trains to Washington, D.C.
• It looks like it will be Gov. Malloy
• Jury starts deliberating in home invasion case
• Malloy gets good news in Bridgeport, but Foley not conceding race
• Fugitive tracked down through FaceBook posting
• Leslie Buck felt 'fine' shortly before she died
• Review starts of 'sexting,' social media
• Town accepting donations to help fire victims
• R.I. candidate sneaked in foe to meet Clinton
• Donnelly: Legacy will likely involve the introduction of women to subs
• And the state's new governor is ...
• Building condemned after fire at Friendly's
• Victories by Blumenthal, congressmen bucked nation's rightward trend
• UCFS steps in to fill gap in Norwich care
• Volleyball Surging Camels Meet Tufts at Amherst in NESCAC Quarterfinal Friday
• Candidates line up to be New London mayor
• Convicted scam artist Gurnee sentenced to 12 years
• Old Lyme chooses redistricting plan that nearly clears out Center School
• Time warp on New London street
• Heart condition at issue in Buck murder trial
• Ballot shortage in Bridgeport reflects need for registrars to anticipate turnout, cut costs
• Traffic flowing again on Route 82 after Friendly's fire
• Preschooler screening planned in Preston
• Preston poet Gibson to read latest work at library
• Rent Too High candidate will keep going
• Police Logs - Nov. 4
• Norwich moves on development plans
• Incumbent Prague surprised by narrow victory
• Governor's race still unresolved
• Prague prevails in state Senate contest
• Governor's contest still up in the air
• New London backs 'strong mayor'
• Judges hear from first responders to Buck home as murder trial begins
• By 3,013 votes, Malloy declared winner
• Blumenthal defeats McMahon in Senate race
• Courtney cruises to third term in 2nd District
• Staircase in focus at Buck murder trial
• State has partial results for probate judge races
• Malloy not waiting, 'we're transitioning, period.'
• Foley names his own transition team
• Police Logs - Nov. 3
• Big truck creates gridlock at New London intersection
• Man arrested after head butt, taser
• Wright wins 'hard fought' House race
• Mikutel cites 'independent spirit' in re-election success
• Montville OKs police station
• Stonington to name new Chamber liaison
• Firm will design Lyme Town Hall, Library
• Budget forums planned in Ledyard
• Volunteers needed in Preston
• Preston Church to feed those in need
• Old Mystic Fire Dept. holds food drive
• Rabid raccoon found in Waterford
• Men's Cross Country LeDuc, Wright Garner All-NESCAC Honors for Connecticut College
• Testing her memory
• The time to vote has arrived
• Trial opens with testimony about day of Leslie Buck's death
• Poll worker hasn't missed an election in 49 years
• Blumenthal stops in New Haven
• Election Notebook: Voting heavy at some polling places
• Blumenthal, McMahon in final campaign push: 'Thanks,' and get to polls
• Karate kids fear no bullies
• Salem Fire company tech can install child seats
• Harbormaster gets new term in Groton
• Dean, Jepsen differ on issues in AG race
• Last defense witness heard in home invasion trial
• In Old Lyme and Lyme, schools weigh redistricting
• Norwich woman files complaint after tangle with children's agency
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take on The King
• Brother André's power is still felt by many
• 'Haunted Trail' in Ledyard raises money for scholarships
• Captain Moses Rogers Gets His Due
• Nokia N8 no worry for Apple, Google
• Copper pipe stolen from Harvard Boathouse in Gales Ferry
• L&M enters new era with first gastric bypass surgery
• Medical examiner says stabbing caused New London man's death
• Haiti's misery finds echo in Norwich soup kitchen
• McMahon and protesters clash at UConn
• A scary evening in the pirate cove
• Field Hockey NESCAC Quarterfinal: Bowdoin College 2, Connecticut College 0 Rich Stops 13 Shots for Camels in Post-Season Debut
• Vinylmania: Records are back and they're in New London
• Sailing Connecticut College Coed and Women's Teams Qualify for Atlantic Coast Championship
• Men's Lacrosse Cornell's Leadership Team in Place for 2011 Men's Lacrosse Season
• Clinton stumps for Malloy
• Terror plot targeted planes, say officials
• Fire destroys cottage in East Lyme
• Old Lyme faces new fight in seasonal communities
• Toastmasters attack fear of public speaking
• Obama derides Republican 'amnesia as a political strategy'
• Your Candy Chronicles
• Vigil for slain man
• Thousands celebrate Mass for healer Brother André
• Hike of the Week: Mortimer Wright Preserve
• Fort Point Channel: Boston's newest destination
• Fighting for his Foxwoods job back
• Apple Time in Salem
• City hits 'turning point' with plan for 80 Fort Trumbull townhouses
• Men's Water Polo-Division III Eastern Championship Addison Named Coach of the Year for Connecticut College
• Women's Soccer Coast Guard 3, Connecticut College 1 Lustofin Scores Goal for Camels
• Field Hockey Hine, Lewis Lead Camels to Victory in Final Home Game
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Mitchell College 0 Manning Buries Seven Kills for Camels
• Men's Soccer Wesleyan University 3, Connecticut College 2 2OT
• Women's Soccer Wesleyan University 3, Connecticut College 0
• Field Hockey Wesleyan University 2, Connecticut College 1 2OT Camels Earn #7 Seed in NESCAC Tournament
• Women's Cross Country Paiva Finishes 55th for Camels at NESCAC Championship
• For kids and schools, Rubik's Cube more than a game
• Men's Cross Country LeDuc Finishes Fifth out of 127 Runners at NESCAC Championship
• Judge to decide on lawsuit by AG candidate
• Volleyball Camels Blank Colby & Bates, Extend Winning Streak to Six Matches
• Phony therapist going to prison
• Vigil to be held to remember stabbing victim
• After 10 years, first construction at Fort Trumbull
• McMahon: Can't just sit on the sidelines
• Blumenthal: He's proud of the good fight
• Obama leads Bridgeport Democratic rally
• Toddlers all suited up for Halloween in Norwich
• U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Fleet Fly-In Held at Local Airport
• Hearing voices at the arts center long after the final curtain
• Women's Cross Country Camels Place Four Runners in Top 10 at Gordon Invitational
• A family moment
• Volleyball Surging Camels Defeat Coast Guard & Endicott
• Obama, Clinton visit Connecticut in effort to boost city voter turnout
• Women's Sailing Camels Win 18 Team Home Regatta, Crack Top Five in Sailing World Magazine National Poll
• Real estate agents get close look at NL schools
• State's high court explains disqualifying candidate
• Leaks: U.S. lax on probing Iraq abuse
• Title insurers looking to insulate industry from foreclosure losses
• Waterford woman charged with attempting to kill mother
• Dems link McMahon to degradation of women
• Pumpkin faces
• Airport security plan worked in scare
• Submarine base showing stronger economic impact on local economy
• New life for 'Amistad Murals'
• Wikileaks releases documents that indicate US did not investigate Iraq abuses
• Waterford woman arraigned in attempted murder case
• Groton prepares backup plans if referendum fails
• Democrats claiming WWE TV ad that shows candidate a violation
• New London police welcome two new officers in ceremony
• Republican candidates urge state to control spending
• Miller Pond watershed protection considered
• Women to be welcomed aboard
• Navy foresees no safety issues with substandard metal used in some subs
• Honor thy father and Dr. King
• Candidates clash over federal role
• Sight and sound in East Lyme
• A pumpkin-carving tutorial in Griswold
• Court overturns FOI ruling
• Plainfield man killed in car accident
• Driver in critical condition after multi-truck accident Thurs. night
• Bank files foreclosure action on YMCA properties
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Salve Regina University 0 Shragge, Lasher Bury 10 Kills Each on Senior Night in New London
• New London swears in two police recruits
• I-95 Southbound closed exit 73 to 72
• The Haunted Eagle Spooks New London
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 26
• Stonington sidewalk project almost done
• Moukawsher uncontested in 40th House District
• LaSaracina charged with fraud, money laundering
• Mystic Aquarium land on the market
• Montville planning centers on church
• A 'rare opportunity' to boost region's drinking water
• Food Stroll feasts on variety
• Women's Tennis Badik/Heupel Win Consolation Round at NEWITT
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal backed
• Men's Soccer Tufts University 1, Connecticut College 0 2OT Prophet Honored in Pre-Game Ceremony for Camels
• State will not prosecute dealer in casino threat case
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 2, Babson College 1 Holland, Watkins Lead Camels Past Beavers in New London
• Defendant enters plea 14 months after arrest
• Women's Soccer Tufts University 2, Connecticut College 1 McKeigue Scores Goal for Camels
• Groton council approves River Road repairs
• Rioters rampage, protesters block French airports
• Old Lyme selectmen to meet Saturday
• Homeland Security Secretary visits CGA
• New London to borrow $5M to repair pier
• New London Halloween Town
• Hygienic Howling Halloween Bash
• House candidates agree that state's budget problem is serious, but differ on solutions
• Photo booth fun in Groton
• Feds charge LaSaracina with fraud, money laundering
• Obama to campaign for Connecticut Democrats
• State will not prosecute dealer in casino threat case
• Hewett, Lockwood in 39th House District race
• New principal on the way in Montville
• Oakdale Pizza soon to rise from the ashes in Montville
• Consultants hear wish list for downtown New London
• Men trigger security scare at airport
• Inferior metal used on Navy subs
• Repairs set for Waterford roads
• Home invasion defendant tried suicide
• Buck to be tried by three-judge panel
• Ponemah Mill abatement ordinance pulled for more work
• Senior center wind turbine bid awarded
• State to present plans for bascule bridge rehab
• Waterford police arrest New Haven man for drug possession
• Lyme-Old Lyme fields could go organic
• Waterford road repairs begin today
• Wright rejects plea deal in Groton murder case
• Jury hears words of home invasion defendant
• Old Saybrook police arrest burglary suspect
• Old Saybrook police search for burglar
• The Great Pumpkin Hunt
• Right up her alley
• Fire causes Avery Heights evacuation
• Police detain three men at Groton-New London Airport
• NL woman remains critical following fatal crash
• Amtrak orders work stopped on two bridges in Stonington
• GOP candidate qualifies for campaign fund
• Green Party hopeful schedules 'meet and greet'
• Candidate forums tonight in NL, Wednesday in Groton
• Education panel to offer ways to close achievement gap
• Brother Andre canonized in Rome
• Westerly YMCA unveils ambitious renovation
• Starring role at Groton Region Theater
• Preston faces $972,160 legal bill
• 'High-speed' trains to take it slower in New England
• Woman charged after assault in Ledyard
• Should home invasion killer die? Jury hears case
• Scarecrows now only missing one pair of pants
• Michelle Obama appears with Blumenthal on campaign stop
• Dawn on Exercise Joint Warrior
• Two local men killed in Willington crash
• Amtrak crane tips, slowing traffic on Old Black Point Road
• Foxwoods employee charged with theft
• Norwich volunteers sending boxes of care to troops overseas
• Stonington to put the brakes on speeders
• A fair for family bonding
• Penguins waddling to the finish line
• High winds uproot tree in New London
• Sailing Martland, Lau Hansen Lead Camels to 10th Place Finish at Captain Hurst Bowl
• Men's Water Polo Mitchell Nets Seven Goals in Two Home Matches for Camels
• A&Ps to reopen as Big Y stores in Mystic, Old Lyme
• Medicare 'permanent fix' caught in congressional limbo
• Suspect in attempted murder arrested
• Courtney's veterans affairs role makes him popular at home
• Michelle Obama is latest to stump for Richard Blumenthal
• Pedestrian killed in Colchester
• Don't let the bedbugs bite!
• Zebra mussels spotted in two lakes
• Researchers say search for famed U.S. warship is getting warmer
• Carpenter changes strategy in bid for shorter sentence
• Men's Cross Country Wright Places Fourth at Home Invitational for Camels
• Women's Cross Country Dermody Leads Camels to 10th Place Finish in Home Invitational
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 0, Middlebury College 0 2OT Tie Manville, Camels Snap Panther Five-Game Win Streak
• Men's Soccer #13 Middlebury College 1, Connecticut College 0
• Volleyball Camels Hand Middlebury First Conference Loss
• Field Hockey #16 Middlebury College 1, Connecticut College 0 Rich Stops Four Shots for Camels
• Students to take part in disability mentoring day
• Support for dads of kids with autism
• NL to register new voters Oct. 26
• Top teacher called on for inspiration
• Candidates to debate in Norwich Tuesday
• Fitch class of 1985 to host reunion
• Straight-talking 'boss' mastermind of Chile mine rescue
• Grants will help preserve eight properties in the region
• Norwich conference could favor incumbents
• Mashantuckets, Mohegans go to ballot box amid uncertain future
• School project was the start of something big
• A tale of the tail
• NCDC explains bond question to improve downtown
• Norwich book sales gets underway
• Injured EL student awarded $325,000
• Hands-on learning
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 3, Mitchell College 1
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 2, Mount Holyoke 1 McKeigue, Palatino Tally for Improving Camels
• Men's Basketball Bernier Named Assistant Coach at Saint Michael's College
• Field Hockey #1 Tufts University 5, Connecticut College 0
• Men's Basketball 2010-2011 Season Preview
• Welcome Home for Fall Weekend!
• Connecticut Tigers scarecrow stolen
• Police Logs - Oct. 15
• She: Better government He: Smaller government
• Student survey: Cheating on the rise
• Thames Street panel won't meet tonight
• 2 appointed to serve on Stonington planning board
• Sewer plant project will go to referendum
• Cocoa, pies and fun at Leffingwell Saturday
• Rabid raccoon found in New London
• Saying goodbye to Father Jarrett
• Poll: Blumenthal's lead grows in Conn. Senate race
• Foley, Malloy debate deficit
• Malloy supporters sound off
• Groton man charged after approaching juror
• Big Y may discuss plans for local A&P stores this week
• Dean says states have a right to nullify federal law in some cases
• N. Stonington heard details of change in graduation requirements
• Stonington resident says planning director has a conflict
• Quick trip turns into sea ordeal for anglers
• McMahon, Blumenthal go at it in last debate
• Peckinpaugh event draws Rell's support
• Candidate event planned Thursday at Eastern CSU
• Big Y still evaluating local A&P stores
• Peckinpaugh campaign in financial hole
• Foley, Malloy face off at The Garde
• Combative debate between Foley, Malloy at The Garde
• Masako Inkyo's Japanese Calligraphy on display at Connecticut College Oct. 21 - Dec. 14
• Paula becomes Category 2 hurricane
• Columbus statue in Providence is defaced on Columbus Day
• More than half the miners rescued
• Police Logs - Oct. 13
• Look skyward at Conn College Saturday
• Norwich has outline for study on school system
• Consultants taking second look at New London downtown
• First of 33 men is rescued from Chilean mine
• Stonington to use root-cutter to fix problem with drainage
• Focus on campus suicides grows along with incidents
• Norwich honors memory of Ron Aliano, Rose City champion
• Conservancy marks 50 years of guarding Mother Nature
• Carpenter again looks for reduction in her life sentence
• Candidates spar over vision of AG office
• McMahon, Blumenthal attack each other's credibility during debate
• Important 2010 Election Dates
• 2010 Election district maps
• Freedom is finally at hand for Chileans trapped in mine
• Stage set for tonight's Senate debate
• Stonington Class of '60 reunioin planned
• Chapman Tech 'All Class' reunion planned
• Griswold High Class of '70 reunion planned
• Homeless advocate, peace activist Emmett Jarrett dies
• Ledyard High students fight for youngsters in war-torn land
• Late for the Columbus Day parade
• Colombus Day closings
• What your cubicle says about you
• Postcards and their personal side
• Shoreline group gives seniors a helping hand
• Coast Guard cleaned up spill; now it will learn from it
• Church recovering from storm damage
• 9/11 survivor reflects on his experience
• Police Logs - Oct. 11
• Lyme cemeteries rise again from the earth
• Rail fans press for service to Vermont
• Is he just aging, or is going through 'manopause'?
• Men's Water Polo Camels Earn Split at Claremont Convergence Tournament
• Scott Brown campaigns for McMahon
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Trinity College 2 DeMais Distributes 47 Assists for Camels
• Ledyard High magazine interviews Tom Foley
• Women's Rowing Camel Varsity Four Wins Head of the Snake Regatta
• Mitchell College president has presided over much growth, fiscal challenges
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Clark University 0 Shragge Tallies Eight Blocks & Four Kills for Camels
• Women's Cross Country Camels Finish 39th at All-New England Championship
• Men's Cross Country Camels Place 32nd at All-New England Championship
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Wesleyan University 0 Schroff Tallies 11 Kills, Eight Digs and Five Aces for Camels
• Field Hockey Trinity College 5, Connecticut College 1 Hine Sets School Scoring Record for Camels
• Women's Soccer Connecticut College 0, Trinity College 0 2OT Tie Manville Post Second Shutout of Season for Camels
• Men's Soccer Trinity College 3, Connecticut College 2 OT Prophet, Brown Score Goals for Camels
• Norwich to honor Ronald Aliano
• Hike of the week: Haley Farm
• Scene on the streets
• Muppet maestro and 'gentle anarchist' Jim Henson
• Dogs can't talk but tag lets them trigger tweets
• Volunteers greet cruise ship in New London
• Special days planned for would-be voters in Norwich
• Sullivan, Coutu set 'meet and greet' at fire department
• FBI: Rig stopped on I-95 not carrying explosives
• Ocean Beach ends year with surplus
• Sea Research to manage JASON Project
• Caprio rips Chafee over unpaid taxes in R.I. race
• Mt. Misery and other wonderful places
• Waterford man to compete in Ironman
• Fraud charges lead to $1.9M teddy bear sale
• Lawyers: Death row costly for state
• Plan for athletic field in East Lyme divides town at public hearing
• Massachusetts shooting in Lynn
• Paper beats hot air for hand drying
• Doctors at L&M air their complaints
• Drug raids in Norwich lead to 20 arrests
• UConn prof ran afoul of policy, says ethics panel
• Mystic Seaport lands a showpiece
• Libertarian candidate in 2nd District seeks help from court
• Zoning officer under a cloud
• Groups join forces to combat invasive species in Eightmile River
• Town still coping with after-effects of March floods
• Veterans in NL show support for Blumenthal
• North Stonington Grange to host political forum
• Man gets life in prison for murder
• Cross Road closure due to repair of sewer trenches
• Woman charged with embezzlement from state DDS
• Grease fire damages New London apartment
• Stonington board backs $18.3 million sewage bond
• Supreme Court decision bodes ill for local tribe
• 4 acquitted on charges of drug conspiracy
• Hewett qualifies for public financing
• Candidates quizzed on state budget, plan for Montville sex offender site
• Groton finally offers a fix for flooded road
• 'Common sense' versus the Democrats
• EB gets $400 million submarine contract
• Haley Farm State Park
• Light the Night Walk
• Vets say despite 'misstatements,' Blumenthal is 'still a Marine'
• Downtown New London prepares for season of fear
• Probate judge to run as write-in candidate after ballot glitch
• Foley, Malloy pull no punches in first gubernatorial debate
• Cogeneration grant awarded for Norwich utility project
• New Avery Point campus director has optimistic outlook
• Army wife left 'tremendous' impact on many she knew
• New London to get $750,000 to hire more police officers
• Alleged arsonist found incompetent to stand trial
• Men's Tennis Coast Guard 6, Connecticut College 3 Tucker Rallies for Victory at #6 Singles
• Men's Soccer Babson Game Postponed, Camel Tracks
• Women's Soccer Women's Soccer Connecticut College 3, Rhode Island College 1 Kharasch, Camels, Sink Anchorwomen
• Republicans sign 'Common Sense Commitment' pledge
• Consultant gets to work in search for NFA leader
• Niantic blast was anticlimactic, but loud trucks are on the way
• Jury convicts Hayes in deadly Cheshire home invasion
• Voter sessions planned in Montville
• Westerly police get grant for school safety
• Funds will help New London athletes
• Old Saybrook to hire architect to design new police station
• Blumenthal, McMahon square off
• LaSaracina owes trusts $4.2 million, probate judge rules
• Clock stopped, for now, in Norwich cold case
• Probation violation added to murder defendant's charges
• Field Hockey Connecticut College 3, Wellesley College 2 Barker, Holland & Sanderson Score Goals for Camels
• Convicted business owner has stroke before sentencing
• Volleyball Camels Drop Pair of NESCAC Matches DeMais Notches 3,000th Assist in Middletown
• Sielman: Virtual Town Meeting is the real deal
• Women's Soccer Bowdoin College 3, Connecticut College 1 Cote Scores 2nd Goal of Season for Camels
• Field Hockey #6 Bowdoin College 3, Connecticut College 0 Rich Stops 13 Shots for Camels
• Men's Soccer Bowdoin College 2, Connecticut College 1 Prophet Scores 25th of his Career for Camels
• Men's Water Polo Phromratanapongse, Burns, Barasha Score Two Goals Each at Fordham
• Disgruntled physicians, L&M to discuss 'adversarial' relationship
• Korean War veterans honored
• Gloves off in Senate race's first debate
• Candidates for governor to debate Tuesday
• Diversity dooms 'Fatherland'
• Blumenthal and McMahon to debate tonight
• LaSaracina ordered to repay $4.2 million to family trusts
• Montville schedules meetings on $6.5M public safety complex
• Man stabbed over Yankee-Red Sox rivalry
• Conference in Old Lyme hopes to sow seeds of peace between Israel, Palestine
• Wearable videocam: Something the Borg could love
• Police logs - Oct. 4
• 'A beautiful distraction' on the 17th hole
• onStage at Connecticut College presents Tiempo Libre Oct. 16
• Census reveals wonders of the deep
• Buck's attorneys consider three-judge panel
• Residents sign up to fight Riverside Park sale
• Coast Guard cadets benefit from foreign officer's world view
• Former Matrix owner suffers stroke
• With Apple's new line of iPods, smaller isn't always better
• Murder defendant charged with violating probation
• Senate race heats up ahead of first debate
• Rough-edged refinement
• Sue Shontell the bastion of New London agency as it undergoes transition
• Campaign hits the transfer station
• Police logs - Oct. 3
• Bank of America delays foreclosures
• Stieglitz's New York
• Navy scrambling to make repairs on subs shedding stealth coating
• Two teens in critical condition after crash with off-duty trooper
• Army wife soldiers on at home
• United Way: Calls for housing help up
• Dune doggies in Waterford
• Richardson makes every move a leap of faith
• A windy and wet day for the Northeast
• Sen. Brown to stump for McMahon Oct. 9 in Milford
• BofA delays foreclosures in 23 states
• Children will have chance to tour ambulance
• Oh-oh, a Peckinpaugh faux pas
• Montville sewer study will be presented Monday
• Hayes trial goes to jury as cases are summed up
• Downtown whale's tail still waiting to spout off
• New law could give CGA leeway to better promote campus diversity
• Connecticut College's Class of 2010 to graduate May 23
• Coast Guard Academy Open House
• New London signs deal to sell part of park, contingent on vote
• Connecticut College senior wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• CNN education contributor to speak at Coast Guard Academy
• Lois Poinier: God is ... in my garden
• Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism awards Connecticut College $101,500 for historic ste
• October Second Sunday ~ Search for the Northwest Passage with Anthony Brandt
• Big waves at Weekapaug
• Connecticut College honors Boston businesswoman
• Thunderstorms
• Closing arguments underway in home invasion trial
• Connecticut College awarded $25,000 to support Hoffman Scholars Fund
• Tougher cell phone ban among state's new laws
• Blumenthal wants 60-day freeze on home foreclosures in state
• Connecticut College science professor awarded $225K grant to continue cutting-edge bioluminescence r
• Out of control at Deerfield Fair
• Car accident closes Route 214
• Connecticut College Art Professor receives Artist Fellowship Grant
• Field Hockey #19 Amherst College 6, Connecticut College 3
• Oops! Daughter of late Congresswoman unhappy with Peckinpaugh campaign claim
• Chris O'Brien named head men's and women's tennis coach at Connecticut College
• Men's Cross Country Wright Finishes 10th at Williams College Invitational
• DOT: Traffic delays cleared on I-395 north in Norwich
• Connecticut College welcomes new faculty
• Women's Cross Country Camels Finish 12th out of 19 Teams at Purple Valley Classic
• DMC Rocks Academy
• Cambodia-based dance ensemble kicks off riveting season of onStage at Connecticut College Sept. 25
• Men's Soccer Amherst College 2, Connecticut College 0 Marini Stops 10 Shots for Camels
• Coast Guard Academy Welcomes Class of 2014
• Student evaluated at hospital after incident at school
• Volleyball Camel Tracks
• CGA hosts Engineering Challenge for the 21st Century
• Mystic & Noank Library gets $1,000 donation
• Men's Water Polo Witter Collects 39 Saves in Opening Weekend of Action for Camels
• CGA holds memorial service for crew of CG 6017
• Salem approves stipend hike for volunteers
• Sailing Martland-Salk Lead Camels to 11th Place Finish in 20 Team Hood Trophy Regatta
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy Named a “2010 Great College to Work For”
• Minimum wage creates maximum confusion at McMahon event
• Volleyball Connecticut College 3, Saint Joseph College 0 Edmed Notches 150th Collegiate Victory
• Academy Celebrates Coast Guard's 220 Years of Service
• Few attend Montville hearing on proposed sex offender law
• Men's Soccer Connecticut College 3, UMass Dartmouth 0 Prophet Tallies Hat-Trick for Camels
• CGA Ranks Among the Top Colleges in the Country
• Developers push for chance to offer Preston plans
• Men's Cross Country Camels Crack Top 10 in New England Poll
• CGA Announces Fall Regimental Review Schedule
• Streetscape work to start in Mystic
• Scarecrow exhibit kicks off at the Florence Griswold Museum
• No man is an island
• NLPD acquires grant to hire 3 more officers
• Montville Commons has new owners
• Family: Bodies of Conn. man, friend found in Peru
• Management of New England fishing stocks to be reviewed
• Crash closes Route 12 near Laurel Hill in Norwich
• Two arrested in theft of car at Foxwoods casino
• Police following leads in Mystic Shell armed robbery
• Two East Lyme arrests linked to Dunkin Donuts robbery
• Preston officials surprise thieves at Norwich State Hospital site
• Montville picks assistant to take over as Tyl principal
• Teens warned that 'sexting' can now bring harsh consequences
• Public input sought on Old Saybrook bike-pedestrian safety
• Saturday hours for voter registration set in Salem
• Zumbathon Saturday to benefit diabetes association
• New London food stroll rescheduled to Oct. 20
• Policy would set limit on 'oops' meals
• Buck's bond will probably stand
• 'End of the trail' is still a ways off
• Westport resident contracts West Nile virus
• New principal selected for Tyl Middle School in Montville
• Stonington police pursue leads in early-morning robbery
• State police arrest two in police pursuit early Wednesday
• Times Square bomber plotted 2nd attack
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Williams St.
• Congress stays out of Coast Guard Academy picks
• Volunteer stipend, events ordinance on Salem agenda
• East Lyme school board backs long-range planning with study
• Groton council hopes to restore Long Point funding
• New London 'Boogie' rescheduled
• Lack of rain, aglae bloom hamper water reserves in Norwich
• State will not prosecute woman charged with animal theft
• Ledyard man charged with sexually assaulting a minor
• Judge: Thomas owes Sovereign Bank millions
• Police Logs - Sept. 28
• Police: Restaurant owner kills robber
• Immigrants board Eagle, leave as citizens
• State Supreme Court rejects Preserve developer's appeal
• Proposed Norwalk mosque opposed by neighbors
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• Leafy invader encroaching on the region, inch by inch
• Mexican authorities: 8 dead, 100 missing in slides
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Ninth person in Conn. tests positive for West Nile virus
• Courtney touts anti-bailout vote in new TV ad
• Blumenthal: Halt foreclsosures
• A path through the maize
• Agriculture a major player in Conn. economy
• Submarine group honors yeoman
• Heroes4hire job fair at E. Hartford
• Norwich principal's efforts win notice
• Groton teacher shares experience of summer program in Germany
• Microsoft mocks antitrusters with browser
• Clinton in state to stump for Blumenthal
• Her secret: Just keep laughing
• Today's quiz: What type of boating race is contested partly on land?
• Montville sees improvement in test scores
• Can a nation switch gears?
• A cash hideaway
• Airline safety tips for flying with a pet
• Bright ideas: Stained glass museum shines in Chicago
• Connecticut-grown food on the menu
• Cleaning up the beach
• Services for homeless women get boost
• Turns out, you can buy happiness - for $75,000
• If music be the food of love, play on
• State ready to go with new flow regulations for healthier streams
• Rescue group provides horses with food, home, love
• Expressiones reaches out to New London area
• Griswold celebrates end to middle school renovations
• Two plead guilty in federal drug trial
• Man charged with shooting at officer
• Injunction sought on mayoral hires in Central Falls
• Accelerant found on home invasion victims
• TV show plans makeover of landmark Mystic restaurant
• Waterford woman charged in international drug case
• Funeral set for R.I. man fatally shot outside bank
• Groton tower's sub-escape lesson sinks in
• Flu, pneumonia shots to be offered at Ledyard clinic
• Blue Mass to honor officers who fell, police who carry on
• Buck property appraisals nearly double
• EL voters back purchase of gas station land
• Connecticut lawmakers split on tax-cut extension
• Advisor to McMahon draws fire from Democrats
• Waterford High plan to renovate on schedule
• It's a long way to the top
• The New London Parade gets a preview
• Mako at Mago
• Two plead guilty as federal drug conspiracy trial continues
• Judge mulls blocking N.Y. tax on reservation sales
• Fences a sign of fall in New London
• Development director gets raise, extended contract
• Three teens in Massachusetts bullying-suicide case in court
• Beach cleanup set for Saturday
• Westerly Hospital offering cancer support group
• Parking panel to hear feedback on downtown changes
• Norwich honors police achievements at overdue ceremony
• Griswold students adapting well to disruption of construction
• Fire makes for a tough day at Tiffany Farms in Lyme
• McMahon gets heat over ad invoking JFK
• Sullivan qualifies for public funding
• New London police union endorses Courtney
• East Lyme GOP endorses candidates
• Gural gets 5-plus years in prison
• Buck free after posting bond
• Preston woman sentenced to 6 months in prison for embezzlement
• Letter-writer who threatened New London judge is charged
• Visiting Artist
• Coast Guard Academy superintendent to retire
• EL voters back Mobil station purchase
• The first clue summer is over
• Colombia announces death of second-highest rebel commander
• Salem panel proposes less expensive plan for school renovation
• Tribe contests legitimacy of union vote at Foxwoods
• Push to put park sale to voters
• East Lyme voters to weigh buying Niantic gas station
• Norwich Council rejects charter review proposal
• What's the only thing Chuck Norris isn't able to do? Protect his campaign signs
• Another day, another case, another Fifth
• Malloy proposes $50 million for development of ports
• Forum looks forward to Peace One Day
• Insurance commissioner takes aim at Blumenthal over rate criticism
• Buck posts $1.5 million bond
• Kennedy nephew blasts McMahon's 'dishonest' campaign ad
• Four more indicted in local mortgage scams
• Owner surveys damage of Tiffany Farm fire
• Blood drive set Saturday in Old Saybrook
• Entrepreneur expo to be held Thursday
• Montville council considering historic district commission
• Travelers crave free Wi-Fi
• Quiet flights and plaid, too
• Groton City approves contract for fire study
• Sub school sailor charged after brawl in Maine
• Sale of Riverside Park approved
• New London police chief could face vote of no confidence
• Peckinpaugh gets social with the Tea Party
• Coating on Virginia subs detaches
• Boaters rescued from Fishers Island Sound
• The Day, WTNH announce Senate and gubernatorial debates at The Garde
• R.I. to receive $13M in fed flood help
• Moore waives evidentiary hearing in Norwich murder case
• Miami's new commander
• Students, scholars join for International Peace Day
• WPCA/Rand-Whitney court proceedings nearly over
• Sullivan, Prague to appear at forum
• East Lyme Democrats open campaign headquarters
• Instant search a new Google option
• Old Saybrook by the numbers
• Firefighters strut their stuff in New London
• Fitch tries to ease transition for freshmen
• Animal House proves to be dog's best friend
• Movie buffs in Norwich can view top documentaries
• Widget wrestling
• Thomas' accountant invokes Fifth Amendment privilege
• Panel says recession officially ended in June 2009
• Peckinpaugh officially 'on the radar'
• Residents turn out to protest sale of Riverside Park
• On board the USS Miami, a command change
• Golf enthusiast's dream came true
• Lyme-Old Lyme student test scores please district leaders
• Three charged with stealing purses during church Mass
• Scientists work to save chimps from pet trade
• Legion launches program for vets to share stories
• Hike of the Week: Great Cedars
• Municipal meetings
• Will Blumenthal wrestle McMahon?
• When lunches go to "oops," how many are enough?
• Canada's Maritimes offer motorcycle-friendly getaways
• NL merchants, cruise ship passengers can agree: A good time was had by all
• Festival brings a twang downtown
• New Canaan's glass landmark needs millions in repair
• Coast Guard hikes offer for park land
• Supreme Court keeps probate judge candidate off the ballot
• 'Serial arsonist' charged in mill, hospital fires
• Rell appeals denied FEMA tornado aid request
• Guardsman serving in Afghanistan salutes NS students for their support
• Slater Library turns the page on first 125 years
• Montville officials opt to halt appeal in Rand Whitney case
• Countdown to kickoff in Waterford
• Fall trial unlikely in UConn murder case
• Hooping is hip again, for dancing, exercise, and fun
• Blumenthal supports Obama plan; McMahon disagrees
• East Lyme town clerk announces Saturday office hours
• Sandy Point cleanup is Saturday
• SIGN UP FOR NEXT MONTH'S NORTH STONINGTON PUMPKIN FESTIVAL
• Drug conspiracy trial to revisit crash that killed onetime NL star athlete
• Census finds fewer have health insurance
• Up on a roof for good cause
• Get in shape for St. Pat's Day
• Mystic & Noank Library to close Thursdays starting Oct. 7 because of budget cutbacks
• Grants could complicate GOP opposition to health bill
• Suitcase was scary, but not a bomb
• Bridge fire disrupts commuter trains
• Victim's mother: Craigslist slaying 'destroyed' her
• Apparently, $600 a night can buy happiness
• Stakes high on tax-cut extension
• It's flu shot season
• Jurors listen to phone conversations in drug conspiracy trial
• City streets, neighborhood reopen after suspicious bag found to have no bomb
• Brief storm sweeps through NYC, knocks down trees
• 81 promoted in Chief Petty Officer pinning ceremony
• Old Saybrook harbor commissioner's vote questioned on ethics
• Police Logs - Sept. 16
• East Lyme sends purchase of Niantic site to referendum
• L&M, Backus earn high rankings for financial stability
• Preston agency chooses new leaders
• Groton to vote again on staffing levels in fire department
• Blumenthal says Craigslist needs to screen ads better
• Cause for applause as Ledyard schools surpass their goal
• Challengers say incumbents have failed electorate
• Norwich fire in 3-family house displaces 13
• Blumenthal to ask Obama to hold firm for middle-class tax cuts
• Summer Flickers wraps up with 'Lebowski'
• Distraught Hopkins gunman killed himself, mother
• Poll: Candidates for governor remain largely unknown
• Norwich fire displaces 13 people
• Traffic stop yields drug bust in Norwich
• NRC says nuclear waste can be safely stored 60 years beyond life of plant
• Owner of Secor Volvo to buy Linder dealership
• Madison bomb-threat caller caught on surveillance tape
• Petit breaks down as jurors review photos of slain girls
• Man charged with funding Connecticut man's Times Square bombing attempt
• Time for beach cleanups throughout region
• Petition seeks East Lyme referendum
• Rell formally offers sub base $3.22 million
• Coming to town: a really long parade
• Unsealed court documents detail investigation of prostitute deaths
• Plan to alter park sale terms fails
• Old Lyme discusses school redistricting
• McMahon campaign says it's closing the gap
• Man rejects offer, will go to trial for 2006 Groton killing
• Man forges bail using name of a dead lawyer
• Former mayor gets three years in prison for bribery and attempted extortion
• R.I. man arrested after crashing car in Ledyard
• Accused murderer rejects plea offer
• Groton City Council meets tomorrow on fire department staffing
• Man accused in wife's stabbing jumps bail
• Former Hartford mayor Perez gets 3 years in prison
• Old Saybrook racks up good record for bicycle storage
• Dupointe sworn in as new police officer in Norwich
• Police Logs - Sept. 14
• Courthouse clerk accuses ex-bosses of discrimination
• New surgery chief operating on L&M
• Under the weeping willow tree
• Preston keeps school bus drivers, won't outsource contract
• Peckinpaugh says she supports sub base but not more funding
• Accidental shooting leads to 18 months in jail
• Neglected park gets attention from local scout
• Ledyard police charge man in custody with larceny
• Lost Heroes Art Quilt on display until Sept. 15
• Studies examine arsenic hot spots
• Housing authority, Crystal Avenue highrise tenants remain at odds over lawsuit
• Waterford's Lathrop Road-Route 32 realignment work to resume
• The best sports drink? Try milk
• Scientists find several drugs that may fight bat die-off
• A living tribute to Waterford's fallen soldiers
• Hard-working teachers honored at Sunday Mass
• Foreign exchange students bring fresh perspective to Ledyard schools
• Obamas dish on their daughters
• Trial to begin today in fatal home invasion
• Rescheduled for the 29th — Turn Back the Clock ~ NLCHS Day at Dodd Stadium Features Vintage
• NLCHS Annual Meeting ~ 12 September
• Bangor considers medical marijuana law
• Madison Republican Gala Interrupted by Bomb Scare
• Military eyes the secrets of fireflies
• Man who killed father seeking discharge from state oversight
• Parole of serial killer stuns, outrages community
• Vermont church groups to read from Quran
• Police logs - Sept. 12
• Crews extricate driver trapped in Ledyard crash
• I AM rocks the city waterfront
• Football fans at CGA act bear-ish
• No debate here: Malloy and Foley both say towns should be able to levy new taxes
• Connecticut professor studies heyday of 1950s TV haymakers
• When your pet talks back ...
• 'Digital' grounding becomes useful tool for modern parents
• September 11th, a day of grief
• Montville group to push for $6.5M pubilc safety building
• Four days at Ground Zero: Montville officers remember
• Swing time at Ocean Beach Park
• The Ledyard Fair gets their goats
• Schumer campaigns for Blumenthal
• Groton to hold prescription drug "drop off"
• Trooper killed in crash being laid to rest
• Councilors not happy with Coast Guard's Riverside Park proposal
• Virginia Class subs pass critical test
• Groton Fall Festival booths need to be registered
• Montville strip mall owner thankful fire wasn't worse
• Montville water authority considers upgrading hydrants
• Armenian genocide commemorated
• Ponemah Mills developers seeks new tax breaks
• VIDEO: Death toll likely to rise in San Francisco neighborhood gas blast
• Teens mimic 'Glee' at summer camp and into fall
• Traffic at a crawl on 95 south in Mystic area
• Thousands of police officers pay respects to fallen state trooper
• Sen. Schumer joins Blumenthal in campaign sweep
• Salem considers stipend increase for responders
• Groton mayor has power to halt fire study
• Unsealed affidavit reveals allegations in Hill murder
• Workers suing companies over deadly plant blast
• Pine Point School plans peace conference
• Griswold school construction
• Buck's bond lowered based on doctor's opinion
• Don't wait to get that flu shot, local health officials advise
• Popp move out of line, say Groton councilors
• Hyslop contends racial issues lie behind plan to sell Riverside Park
• Power wash
• Preparing for the Ledyard Fair
• West Nile infection sends Clinton resident to hospital
• Details of 2006 murder investigation unsealed
• Owners of Oakdale Plaza seeing the positive among the rubble
• Florida minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Ledyard car chase ends in crash, arrest of driver
• Police Logs - Sept.9
• Butterflies provide an eyeful at Denison Pequotsepos
• Massachusetts selects Groton school as a model for favored design plans in that state
• Preston agency losing 2 key members at once
• Montville will sue over sex-offender site
• Attorneys for Buck to ask for lower bond
• Man structured casino winnings for ex-basketball pro
• Fifth person charged in Norwich arson case
• Norwich school year almost gets off to smooth start
• Montville fire leaves sadness in its wake
• Pentagon chief endorses call to cancel Quran burn
• Old Saybrook business owner pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Judge lowers Buck's bond to $1.5 M in murder case
• Accident closes part of Rt. 2 Eastbound
• Norwich man to serve 130 months for dealing crack
• Harkness Chapel at Connecticut College gets a new look
• Montville takes legal action over sex offender treatment facility
• Recycling to get easier in Old Lyme
• Mystic day care seeks to expand
• Wetlands permit approved for Mystic subdivision
• Griswold group begins to assess town space needs
• East Lyme weighs buying gas station property
• Sun sets on summer with a perfect day
• City historian has blast with the past
• Fading Days of Summer
• Freshman retreat could be a clique-buster in Old Saybrook
• Defense to seek lower bond for Charles Buck
• Mystic Aquarium 'tags' and releases two harbor seals
• Oakdale fire destroys several businesses
• Section of Connecticut Blvd. in Montville closed
• Waterford man charged in Griswold crash
• Police Logs - Sept. 7
• Griswold sets discussion on space needs
• VNASC announces schedule of flu clinics
• Sen. Reed asks Rhode Islanders to look for ladybugs
• OS Democrat qualifies for program
• Navy liaisons make life easier for 'new' military families
• How to understand your doctor
• Employers hiring more temps
• Pond drawdowns might start in Griswold
• Preston to launch program for special needs children
• Foley urges voters to choose GOP for Assembly
• Friends mourn sailor's death in 'tragic accident'
• Millions of gallons of wastewater is not what you think
• A fiery salute to fallen patriots
• Norwich relief group ready to send help to Haitian schools
• Construction starts on new $53M building at UConn
• Faery Tea Party remembers children lost on 9/11
• Hurricane's threat turns to be more of a whimper
• Fired, rehired teachers back at troubled school
• Police logs - Sept. 5
• Adam Coats devotes his life to caring for, training his oxen
• Boats run aground; death on another vessel
• Ship shape with the Coast Guard at New London's Fort Trumbull
• Parents of college-bound kids find it hard to let go
• Storm's last-minute turn makes for a beautiful, if wild, beach day
• Show jumper at Mystic horse show
• Griswold, Lisbon consider dog pound deal
• How well do you know downtown New London's murals?
• Historical Society to hold flea market this weekend
• Manager chosen for drug use prevention program
• OS transfer station will be open Tuesday
• Ex-Marine plans to climb Mount Fuji four times in day
• Vets rally before WWII memorial trip
• Earl who? Region unscathed
• Amtrak passengers stuck in New London
• Norwich shifts students to other school in response to large kindergarten classes
• Preston OKs demolition contract for Norwich Hospital property
• Seton Hall sues New Jersey over legal immigrant benefits
• Westerly man has 5th DUI conviction
• Updated: Ferry service to Block Island, Orient Point canceled
• Getting ready for Earl's wind, rain
• Latest forecast for eastern Connecticut
• Waiting for Earl
• Emergency shelter opens in Groton
• Fidel Castro reappears in his military uniform
• Great beach day...for surfers
• Earl turns into 'normal storm'
• Amtrak suspends all Northeast Corridor service
• Mitchell College closed today
• Region remains in preparation mode
• Builders of NYC mosque face financial hurdles
• Ex-R.I. councilman charged in new extortion case
• State troopers killed in highway crash
• Riverside Park sale endorsed by New London panel
• Group for mentally ill closes deal on site for new headquarters
• NLHS must wait for new football field to be repaired
• NL man accused in second cold case
• Weather or not, region's casinos look forward to pleasing crowds
• Region's ready if Earl storms in
• Groton discrimination complaint charges superintendent fired assistant wrongfully
• New students aren't the only ones lost on first day at NFA
• Groton offers public shelter Friday
• Storm-related closure announcements
• Area ferries cancel some service
• Route 2 closed at Norwich-Preston line
• Rabid bat found in East Lyme
• VIDEO: Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
• Tropical storm warning remains in effect for now
• Man killed, woman injured in I-95 crash
• Man sought after attempted robbery
• Mugger knocks children down during purse snatch
• Coast Guard fields plenty of questions on park plan
• Hurricane Earl's plans uncertain, but region getting ready just in case
• Pakistani-American group turns attention to victims of massive flooding
• Montville police station on ballot
• Resurrection of a window
• Mass. opens online-only K-12 public school
• Students return to school
• I-95 southbound cleared, open following vehicle accident
• Marinas, boaters keeping an eye on Earl
• Man accused of killing Renee Pellegrino is charged with another murder
• National Weather Service: Southern Connecticut under Tropical Storm Watch
• Green Party names congressional candidates
• New laws tackle online dating, bedbugs
• Three are elected to Mohegan Council of Elders
• It's 'Opening Day' at Great Neck in Waterford
• Orientation session for dog owners who want to use Groton Open Space
• New term brings new judges to New London
• Felon gets 7 years for federal firearms violation
• Montville council may decide whether to proceed on proposed public safety building
• VIDEO: CT, Northeast emergency response officials discuss preparations for Earl
• Friends of Fort Griswold plan ceremony
• Search is heating up for Bonhomme Richard
• A day of firsts for Great Neck School students
• Groton distributes grants for elderly and disabled renters
• Taste of Mystic seeks volunteers
• New London puts new fire engine in service
• Firm moved off New London site for storing paving debris
• Eight-year-old Brit is new star of art world
• Connecticut mourns another son
• Guilty plea in crack distribution case
• Paranormal group enters 'spiritual battlefield'
• EB to keep public access to Pequot Avenue waterfront
• GOP could lose hold on governor
• Disabled catch a wave of confidence
• Museum hosts sardine canning exhibit
• Students across the region return to school
• Funeral held for CT native killed in Afghanistan
• Words and drink, for a good cause: books
• East Lyme starts a new school year on ambitious note
• Coffee, doughnuts for drivers
• Web site acts as a referee for couples
• Roadside sign has safety message that hits home
• 'Newfies' to the rescue at Mystic Seaport
• Florida man surrenders in robberies
• Sub base expands day care center
• Having a ruff time
• Priest among missing five years after Katrina
• Coast Guard Academy to hold information sessions on proposed Riverside Park sale
• Westerly Hospital creates a post polio syndrome support group
• Man in fatal boat crash arrested again
• Five years after Katrina, family leaves Bayou Country and unpacks for good in Uncasville
• Strangers no more: Niantic woman gives her kidney, gains a friend
• Mashantucket Pequots celebrate with the Green Corn Powwow
• West Quoddy Head: Sunrise comes early
• Next governor could reverse course for DCF
• Backus Hospital, endocrinologist sued over Canterbury woman's death
• New London's Briarcliff project gets $4.6 million for renovations
• Dogs have their day in Mystic
• Coast Guard pulls body from Thames
• For many Katrina survivors, Big Easy was anything but
• 'We're back:' St. Bernard students reminded of rules on return
• Cardiologist to focus talk in Plainfield on cholesterol
• Shooting death in Norwich 'not random'
• Preston fuel spill cleanup continues
• USS Annapolis Homecoming
• Green Corn Powwow at Mashantucket
• Norwich to discuss economic growth
• Voluntown sets veterans event
• Japanese government plays matchmaker
• Republicans pledge vigilance on any effort to shut down sub base
• Development corporation named lead agency
• Ousted state transportation chief hired by global engineering firm
• Report: Coal ash still polluting
• Building support for bond vote
• Back to school jam in New London
• Paws go to prison for good cause
• Ellison named Norwich Public Works director
• Old Saybrook Police continue bank robbery investigation
• VIDEO: Trapped miners sing 'long live Chile'
• New London gets more state funds to renovate public housing
• Man killed in Lake Street shooting
• The USS Annapolis returns to cheers
• Coast Guard pulls body from Thames River
• Buses take to road, police crack down
• Police: Suspect bragged about Norwich mill fire
• For Guard soldiers, it's a done deal
• Dead wrestler's father blasts McMahon, WWE
• Sunset yoga stretch at Harkness
• Candidates attending women's suffrage event
• Bank Robbery in Old Saybrook
• Fire damages barn at Funny Farm in Ledyard
• Ledyard recreation fall offerings listed
• Rose City Renaissance lays off longtime director
• Allen says unity is key to tackling natural disasters such as Gulf spill
• Ledyard to probe overspending
• New leader for sub force
• High bacteria counts force some state beaches to close
• Backus job fair seeks 50 experienced RNs
• Former Groton, Norwich cop named Middletown chief
• Longtime housing authority volunteer steps down
• West Nile virus found in more communities
• Blood drive set at Backus Hospital
• 300 soldiers welcomed home at Lewis-McChord
• Sail 2010 attracts tall ships from around the world
• CT native killed in Afghanistan
• Local farms not involved in egg recall
• President nominates new commander of sub force
• New London's housing agency says outside help won't be needed
• Connecticut National Guard unit returns from Iraq deployment
• Griswold Middle shows off auditorium for new students
• Ledyard farmers market extends season
• Griswold transfer station to be closed Labor Day weekend
• School district determines policy for lunch program
• Councilors oppose NL district voting, finance revision
• Former scientist receives psychiatric commitment
• Local school districts get some financial help through federal program
• Thayer's Marine weighs leaving longtime site on Norwich harbor
• Mitchell College: More federal oversight 'no cause for alarm'
• Pentagon proposal seen as fresh threat to sub base
• Hard to believe, but Kelly Middle will open on time
• Little Man is back in business
• Connecticut soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Three charged with arson in Capehart Mill fire
• Gregory Smith arraigned in cold case murder
• 'Cousin Johnny,' former Groton mayor, radio DJ, dies
• O'Keefe's son released from Alaska hospital
• Police Logs - Aug. 24
• Williams graduate studied in Kenya
• Schools set policy for reduced-price and free lunches
• Cardboard cutout helps mom keep Army daughter close
• Man arrested after standoff with police in Griswold
• State Bond Commission approves $3.22 million for Sub base
• Police logs - Aug. 23
• Three Mass. men charged in fight
• Downtown shooting injures one victim
• A night for breaking fast and barriers
• Joyner gets 30 years for killing brother-in-law
• The city has eyes
• Laid-off Pfizer employee who stabbed wife is sentenced to state psychiatric hospital
• Old school apples to high tech lettuce
• Tiger Woods and his wife divorce
• Police investigating Groton bank robbery
• State truck fines may bring in more than $640,000
• New London kickball-themed cookout postponed by rain; new date to be set
• School transfers rare in Connecticut under 'No Child Left Behind' law
• Bills push for more Web accessibility for the disabled
• Habitat for Humanity to host New London walking tour
• Bikers ride for neonatal heart care
• Families enjoy fun night out at Hamburg Fair
• Mohegan Wigwam returns in style
• Kayaking the Thames
• Google just became the new 'Surrender Monkey'
• Rell projects state budget deficit of $63.4M
• Swinging to help Rivera family
• Police find two people lost at Bluff Point
• New Haven man has West Nile
• 'Cathy' turning to life beyond panels
• Hidden coves offer serenity
• Community center for NL to be studied
• Two fire departments highlight blaze-battling power of teamwork
• Imam's tour: Some Connecticut families of victims question, some condemn notion
• Teen who planned school attack goes home
• It's really all about the backpack
• U.S. pushes restart of Mideast talks
• Truck accident paralyzes downtown Mystic
• United in marriage
• Imam's goodwill tour comes amid furor
• Standup surfing fad is hot on Watch Hill
• Face-off at Mystic Aquarium
• Diocese to close Putnam school
• State police say woman faked robbery at Essex Bank
• Route 1 closed, power out in downtown Mystic area
• Manatee spotted at Clinton's Cedar Island Marina
• Stonington voters OK land swap near school
• Seafood wholesaler donates $10,000 to help veterans
• Sentencing delayed again in federal wire fraud case
• Woman waives hearing in cold case murder of mother
• Long, strict probation follows two-year sentence
• Jim Streeter named Groton historian
• Women serving with pride on Canadian sub visiting Groton base
• OpSail 2012 eyes New London
• Water rules revised to satisfy views of utilities, environmental groups
• Yankee fans
• Relaxing by the river
• Can't wait for the fair
• 16-year-old gets suspended sentence in bomb threat case
• NL charter changes voted on
• EL purchases are approved
• Softball tournament to aid late soldier's family
• Gurnee to serve 12 years for crimes
• Test paddle in Old Saybrook
• Home aide imprisoned for theft from elderly client
• Man to serve 30 months for domestic rampage
• Serial burglar also a family man, volunteer
• Odd craft with an odder tale to tell
• Progress seen on contract for Preston Riverwalk site
• Reception Friday for book release of Old Lyme society
• Defeated, but not done, Team Daria plans next move
• Jury awards $6,200 in Fitch beating case
• Raises for others angers union
• Norwich volunteers pack it in
• NL, Norwich work to improve lagging schools
• Sailboat owner says Lyme's mooring permits system doesn't hold water
• A year without a lawyer for murder defendant
• Salem man to serve 12 years in white-collar case
• Last US combat brigade leaves Iraq
• Practice makes perfect
• Kickball-themed community cookout set Sunday in New London
• Candidate to sponsor forum at Three Rivers
• Police captains to switch patrol and investigative assignments
• Fitch High videotaped attack haunts students
• Swab summer feels good now that it's over
• Riverside deal could create new park for NL
• N. Stonington selectman quits party in dispute over board vacancy
• At 99, Utah quilter sews to serve others
• The Uss Deep Quest moored after break down
• Salem drops school activity charge for the coming year
• Police Logs - Aug. 17
• World Harmony Run reaches Norwich
• Police raid store, seize untaxed cigarettes
• Package store close for selling alcohol to minors
• Colchester man's body identified
• Montville house fire determined an accident
• Norwich forms link with Chinese sister city
• Stonington land swap plan started simple, got complicated
• Sing the miles away
• Old Saybrook celebrates its 375-year past
• New London weighs tax relief for seniors
• Hispanic Baptist Church tries to build better NL 'one family at a time'
• Back-to-school swapping
• Teen in cell phone accident case to be arraigned
• Craigslist killing suspect dies
• Fishing legacy fades from many ports
• Montville football coach's future unclear after DUI charge
• World Harmony Run makes its way through Norwich
• Storm watch in effect
• Swab summer concludes as cadets get their shoulder boards
• Accident closes River Road in Mystic
• Brockton, Mass., fugitive captured in New London
• Police logs - Aug. 16
• Winner takes home a diamond
• Lyme Democrats set annual picnic at Hamburg Cove
• Conservation voters give top marks to Diana Urban
• Greens candidate rips Courtney for vote on aid bill
• Fire destroys home
• New plan a financial break for high-risk group
• Teen acquitted in stabbing is shot
• Mass. stores hoping for tax-free sales boost
• NL man arrested on fugitive charge
• Potential tempest cancels 'Tempest'
• Police identify body found in Yantic Falls
• Home is where your pet is
• After lawyer's own split, a new way to divorce
• 'Arts in Crisis': A traveling helping hand to 50 states
• Cool acceptance of transfer station fee
• Mystic hosts annual outdoor art show
• Tales from the Cold War
• Coast Guard nears the 'breaking point'
• How to keep bedtime from driving you bonkers
• Eagle returns bearing smiles from stem to stern
• Hero of burning car rescue: No time to think, just to act
• House vote to benefit Malloy
• Man charged in deaths of ex-wife, her mother
• Summer session for rowers
• Catch down, revenues up for fishermen
• Bridgeport events a concern at Islamic mosque in Groton
• Drugs and weapons found in New London apartment
• Man faces assault, weapons charges
• GPS, Ipods stolen from unlocked cars in Old Lyme
• Body found in pond could be missing man
• Police logs - Aug. 14
• Tuneful toys become YouTube stars
• Old Saybrook's fashionable past
• State rules NL schools don't owe city $142,368
• Poquonnock Bridge firefighters to be honored for saving life
• A little decorum, please
• Ledyard surprised by plan to take land owned by Mashantuckets off tax rolls
• Remembering the Kursk
• Ledyard police serve man with several arrest warrants
• GPS, iPods stolen from unlocked cars in Old Lyme
• Fire damages museum's building but not collection
• House overrides vetoed campaign finance bill
• Psychiatric help agency to build new offices
• Woman and dog rescued from Palmer Cove
• State police arrest local woman for armed robbery
• Lanes remain open after accident on I-95 South near exit 87
• Update: Man struck by vehicle on Colman Street in New London
• The Barque Eagle returns after its spring departure
• 'I think anyone would have done it' says Old Lyme teen who saved woman in burning car
• Business reports fake $100 bill; Three arrests made
• Who picked up the check?
• East Lyme board delays gas station decision
• Comments on land swap heat up Stonington dispute
• Coast Guard ice patrol: Huge iceberg 'probably' no concern
• Resolution of water bill gives NL man an appetite
• House vote looms large for gubernatorial hopeful Malloy
• Democrats deride McMahon win
• Courtney: Health center addition means more care
• Ledyard mayor weighs resigning
• UPDATED: Collection at the Connecticut River Museum unharmed by fire
• Just like his Dad
• Two charged in robbery of Stonington store
• Man accused of helping himself to casino chips
• Parking problem earns Mystic man a DUI charge
• Jewett City man killed in motorcycle accident
• East Lyme, Waterford team up on revaluation
• McMahon advances Senate bid
• Peckinpaugh wins nod in 2nd District
• Whar she blows? Whale sculpture high and dry
• Foley fends off late charge for GOP win
• Malloy prevails in battle with Lamont
• Guinan, Lomme win Democratic probate judge primaries
• Groton-New London Airport receives $6 million from FAA
• Marijuana plants seized in raid
• Marine archaeologist who found pirate ship to lecture in Norwich
• Fedele: We fell short on our goal
• Turnout is light across the state
• Gas station property eyed for purchase got clean bill of health
• O'Keefe survives crash that kills five in Alaska
• Environmental group praises Wright's voting record
• Stonington seeks legal help in Stop & Shop lease issue
• Amtrak: Channel closures agreement aids progress on Niantic bridge repairs
• Region's voter list grows on final day
• Mystic drawbridge repair contract of $14.8M awarded
• Spokesman: ex-NASA chief O'Keefe survived Alaska crash; former Sen. Stevens dies
• Primary election gets off to a slow start
• Courtney vows to fight any attempts to close Sub Base
• Whale of a Tail
• McMahon supporters gather in Cromwell; Simmons waiting it out at home
• A confident Foley awaits returns in Rocky Hill
• As of 4 p.m., about 15 percent of eligible voters had voted
• Officials discuss Stillman Ave. bridge project
• Police identify toddler who drowned in pool
• Police dog helps nab 2 suspects in break-in
• Women accused of attacking romantic rival in her home
• Police Logs - Aug. 10
• Seeing the country and helping a cause
• Lebanon Lions Country Fair
• Single-stream system increases Norwich recycling
• Part-time job seen for Salem school chief
• Can next gunman be stopped?
• Blumenthal wins concessions from message board
• Police identify young drowning victim
• Deadline to register to vote in primary passes
• Critics rain on Spain getaway for first lady
• Going back 375 years to start of Saybrook Colony
• UConn receives federal grant to help disadvantaged students
• Montville agency revamps its finances
• Church's good deed puts woman in the driver's seat
• Waterford to vote on a new fire command
• Leap of faith creates a new family
• North Stonington couple bike coast to coast
• Three women on high court: It's historic, but impact difficult to predict
• Hey, wedding guests: Get it together, OK?
• Stop-and-go Simmons says there's method in his maneuvers
• One last chance to register to vote
• Norwich history site gets boost
• The magic of a morning swim
• Losers have no beef in burger-eating contest
• 800 petition for new animal shelter for Waterford, East Lyme
• Westerly Legion post marks 90th anniversary
• 2 charged in Sean Hill killing
• Civil War Confederate submarine may finally reveal its secrets
• 'May the best man win' philosophy prevails in GOP bid for House seat
• NL parks project adds another playscape
• Quest for the Cup in New London
• Primaries 2010: You're going to need a scorecard
• Horses in NS fair test positive for steroids; owners banned for year
• Study: Bag bacteria give new meaning to 'going green'
• Police logs - Aug. 7
• Towns offer free pool inspections in wake of two recent drownings
• State Senate overrides Rell's campaign finance veto; House to weigh in soon
• Lowest bideer wins contract for high school network
• Hot fun at Gardner Lake
• OSHA fines total $16M in deadly blast at power plant
• Cold case unit makes arrest in 2006 Norwich case
• Police Logs - Aug. 6
• FEMA aid to EL residents totals almost $316,000
• Tuesday's primary election polling places
• Ex-tribal chairman's accountant was target of FBI search
• Jury rules against man paralyzed in Stonington accident
• Candidates vie for probate judge in consolidated districts
• NL charter changes sent to City Council
• Independent scallopers see proposed rule changes as a threat
• Candidates spar over legislative fundraising
• Hartford Distributor chief shares memories of fallen employees
• Union votes today on new contract with Electric Boat
• Pawcatuck man charged with animal cruelty
• Simmons says military record gives him better chance against Blumenthal
• NL man charged with growing marijuana
• More arrests made in July 1 bank robbery
• 16-month old dies after being found in pool
• Estate malpractice lawsuit involves accountant for Thomas
• Norwich planning commission backs bond deal
• Drownings put emphasis on lessons for swimmers, rescuers
• Shooting victims are remembered in Memorial Mass
• AUDIO: 911 call on Manchester shooting shows racial disparity
• Manchester shootings leave 9 dead
• Federal judge overturns gay marriage ban in Calif.
• Police: Gunman at beer distributor targeted managers
• Griswold motorcyclist hurt in head-on crash
• Knives need two kinds of care
• Votes slow Riverside sale talks
• Proposed Salem events ordinance limits oversight to town property
• Cameras eye progress of Niantic bridge project
• The Preserve developer perseveres
• Historic Stonington weaponry returns to Cannon Square
• All aboard for Groton's first National Night Out
• State plans to add 80 new commuter rail cars
• Lamont and Malloy keep mellow tone during debate
• Longtime NFA educator returns as interim head of school
• A good day for skateboarding
• Four workers sue agency, claim discrimination
• Restored cannons are back in Stonington
• Gunman shoots 8, self after meeting to quit or be fired
• Man charged with theft of officer's dog
• 3 are assaulted at El 'n' Gee Club
• Boy, 4, drowns in neighbor's pool
• Police logs - Aug. 3
• Medical records: You can read them, but should you?
• Waterford RTM unanimous on 40-year lease for O'Neill
• NL Council meeting halted on technicality
• Fired Norwich police officer denied disability retirement
• New London man fasts to protest water bill
• Rell in the crosshairs of GOP candidates
• Economic development program in the works
• State Supreme Court rules AG can't make confidential documents public
• Economic reports give stocks big start for August
• Patrick takes political risk with opposition to casinos
• Thousands give Guard Unit send off to Afghanistan
• The tropics in Paris
• Owners of blighted properties may face $100-a-day fines in Stonington
• Montville panels review plans for new police headquarters
• Signs pit Old Saybrook businesses against zoning laws
• Workouts: Don't be afraid to be bad
• Religious group visiting New London prepares to set sail
• Three novice politicians set their sights on Congress
• Swinging under the stars
• First 'National Night Out' in Groton aims to bring police, community together
• Duke's gifts may sell for $5M
• Chinese & American business group meets Monday
• Two police units charge Baltic man
• Police logs - Aug. 1
• Sea squirts threaten region's ecosystem
• Program helps former prisoners find jobs, spiritual direction
• Mystic streetscape project stirs debate about its traffic impact
• USS Missouri leading way for new wave of submarines
• New London event promotes bike use, safety
• Connecticut's next governor will be the last man standing
• O'Neill's Pulitzer-winning play to be read on Parade Tuesday
• Family violence complaint yields arrest
• State lab testing Gulf specimens for safety
• For 'Big Al,' second time was a charm
• Next up for Waterford softballers: Vermont
• Mother Nature's 'adjustment' for winter made for a sweltering July
• Heat is cool at the zoo
• Massachusetts legislative leaders OK deal on casino bill
• Funerals held for two Bridgeport firefighters
• USS Missouri 'reports for duty'
• No lessons learned at beer summitt
• Roof leaks at China Town market force its shutdown
• Officials launch Norwich dream
• Caring for small animals is a big job
• Deadly record in Afghanistan
• Candidates make their cases to voters on health, housing
• Sailors practice ceremony for Missouri's big Saturday
• Buck to go on trial in September for wife's murder
• Local hospitals work to speed up emergency room stays
• NFA announces interim superintendent
• Nystrom removes $5.7 million Occum park from referendum bond
• Officials break ground at Norwich transport center site
• A cow's field of dreams
• 'Big Al' retires after 30-year Navy career
• Police Logs - July 30
• Backus tackles backpack basics
• Backus program for future parents
• Centro in New London seeks board, committee members
• Stonington Board of Education votes to oppose proposed land swap
• GOP requests details of investigation into Stonington selectman
• Traveling days end for New London man on the run
• GOP debate generates heat
• Greeneville canal battered by storm
• Survey finds water quality closed fewer beaches in 2009
• Stonington official investigated for alleged harassing messages
• Norwich police say man admits he is a 'serial arsonist'
• Accident closes one lane on I95 south
• Missouri crew gets ready to join the fleet
• Candidates seek to abolish state office
• UPDATED: Woman found in car apparent suicide, state police say
• Salem applications available for absentee voters
• Lyme Democrats endorse candidates
• Sullivan to open headquarters in Norwich Saturday
• Cheeseman qualifies for public financing
• Proposed Norwich referendum questions a long way from ballot-ready
• New sonar designed to close technology gap
• Complex voting proposal in charter criticized
• In NL, Malloy laments the absent Lamont
• Man sentenced for drug dealing in Norwich case
• Aboriginal elder still connected firmly to his roots
• Airplane crash in Pakistan kills 152 people aboard
• Man charged with driving drunk with children in car
• Man dodged probation to join carnival
• A quiet moment of reflection
• The Republican gubernatorial candidates turn up heat in debate
• “Avatar” Creature Creator to Display Work in New London Gallery
• North Stonington's FEMA repair funding falls short for dam
• Buttonwood's sunflower event sets a record
• Reagan's 'lasting endorsement' questioned
• Environmentalists keeping close eye on eelgrass growth in Sound
• Stonington may ease rules about displaying 'open' flags and other ads
• New London seniors have talent
• Man to serve five years for gun, drug, laundering offenses
• Dad class: Backus Hospital program helps fathers-to-be become fathers
• Dancin' the Blues Away
• Blumenthal draws criticism over withdrawn lawsuit
• Heard on the street
• EB, union have tentative agreement
• New BP CEO claims company is committed to Gulf region
• Man to serve 17 years in Norwich drug dealing case
• Mystic elderly housing not allowed under zoning
• Castro makes Havana appearance
• Embattled Ledyard zoning official put on leave
• Jellyfish showing up early at local beaches
• Stonington's top teacher ineligible for state honor
• Charges escalate from jaywalking to bank robbery
• Jefferson still awaits sentencing in 2005 murder
• Sentenced in one sex assault case, arraigned in another
• Shadow work
• New London man to serve five years for gun, drug, money-laundering offenses
• Kluberdanz drops bid for Assembly seat
• Dispute over Town Hall renovations in Old Lyme is on the road to court
• State to probe Bridgeport firefighters' deaths
• If those Manolos are a pain, here's why
• Water-gun fight makes a happy splash in NL
• Toasting a medical icon: To your good health, Dr. Gosselin
• A smaller blessing, but Stonington's fleet survives
• Builder, Old Saybrook spar over Hepburn Center costs
• Planning for high-speed rail on track
• Scientists trim five-second rule to zero
• NPU moves on wind to power senior center
• Language arts academy settles in at new home
• How to survive, and maybe even enjoy, that summer road trip
• Police logs - July 25
• Circus on the Parade
• Sub's first trip home is short but important
• Hot tales, cool sails on waterfront
• After Blumenthal, a new mission?
• Health plan to cover pre-existing conditions
• New London: 2,200 engineers and one fun city
• Surgery at L&M helps defuse aortic 'time bomb'
• A round in the rain
• Teen to be tried as adult in New London stabbing
• Jane Goodall reflects on 50 years with chimps
• Cats removed from condemned home in Groton
• Police search for missing Stonington man
• Shadow the dog has new home in Montville
• 3 arrested, one sought in Griswold gunpoint robbery
• Lamont view on sick leave bill unclear
• Camp Rotary puts middle school students on college path
• 'Water battle' planned Sunday for New London park
• Abused dog escapes death in Waterford
• Plant pest found near state border; DEP urges firewood precautions
• Tonight's concert in Groton City cancelled
• Man to serve 8 1/2 years for NL shooting
• Tribal request for review urges reconsideration of NLRB jurisdiction for upcoming union election
• DEP OKs water quality at state park beaches
• No Shakespeare at Arboretum tonight
• Students honored by SkillsUSA
• Old Saybrook Rotary awards six scholarships
• Braxton, as promised, wins gold medal
• With library budget cut, Norwich donor steps up
• Norwich bond package's revenue-producing estimate lowered
• Woman held without bail in fatal Westerly crash
• Lobstering ban is off, at least for now
• Send in the clowns
• Large dead jellyfish stings over 100 beachgoers in New Hampshire
• Court thwarts River Sound plan to develop forested wetlands in and near Old Saybrook
• Parasol painters
• Lobstering board meets today
• Postmark collectors gather in New London to celebrate hobby, trade and reminisce
• Local attorney donates $11,000 to Otis Library
• Swimming area closed at Hopeville Pond State Park
• Plant pests found close to CT
• Lobster board scraps proposed fishing moratorium
• Mowing Down Assumptions
• Fireworks Extravaganza
• “Live Urban New London!”
• Connecticut Adoption & Family Services Accepts Grants
• Connecticut’s Historic Gardens Day ~ 27 June
• Secrets of a Locked Trunk ~ A Visit with Miss Perkins and Family
• Governor Rell Proclaims Shaw Mansion Day
• Gallery at Firehouse Square Opens in New London CT
• NLCHS Awarded NEH Grant
• February Second Sunday ~ VNA’s 100 Years!
• wee Run the Line & marked Trees
• 90 Years for the 19th Amendment ~ Women’s Right to Vote
• March … brot home the mare & colt
• CT Commission on Culture and Tourism Features Shaw Mansion
• Nationally Recognized Painting Experts Survey NLCHS Collection
• State Historian Walter Woodward to Speak at April Second Sunday
• This Treasure Matters
• Ribbon-cutting for Accessible Bathroom
• The 5 Browns
• Support a youth volunteer leader from New London!
• Earth Fest
• Freedom Train
• OnStage at Connecticut College to preview ‘New London Calling’ Feb. 5
• OnStage at Connecticut College presents ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Feb. 10
• Connecticut College professor wins national art award
• RecycleMania hits at Connecticut College Feb. 1
• Soweto Gospel Choir
• Rain - A Tribute to the Beatles
• New London Main Street ’s Celebration of Lights and Song around the World
• Christmas Carol
• Henry and Mudge
• Defending the Caveman
• Jigu Thunder Drums of China
• Culinary Inspired Artwork To Be Displayed At New London’s Fall Food Stroll
• CGA Ranks Among the Top Colleges in the Country
• One Book One Region Author David Benioff to Appear at Connecticut College
• Cadets Disenrolled After Drug Use
• Class Of 2013 To Receive Class Flag At Mystic Seaport Saturday
• Mystic Country Launches New Website for Region
• Secretary Napolitano Scheduled to Make Keynote Speech at CGA’s 128th Commencement
• Parking Requirements for Funeral Services for Coach Alex Simonka
• Cuckoo’s Nest Celebrates Its Fourth Decade as Connecticut’s Favorite Mexican Restaurant
• Eating Together- The Key To A Successful Relationship
• Don’t Ever Fear Your Boss: The Biggest Inhibition To Career Progress
• CGA Ushers In Holiday Season With Annual Tradition
• CGA Professor Wins Excellence in Teaching Award
• Coast Guard Academy Offers Different Environment But A Great Education
• Professor Howard C. Dunn Retires After 30 years Of Service
• Drug Busts, Lives Saved And Homeland Protected Make For A Successful Summer For CGA Cadets
• Hopkins Recognized as Enlisted Person of the Quarter
• Hollywood Actor Tours Academy
• Garde Arts Center Marketing - Update August 1, 2008
• U.S Coast Guard Academy Commander Rocone Retires
• Sail Fest
• More Than 290 New Cadets To Embark On Coast Guard Adventure
• Coast Guard Director Of Leadership Development Center, Aviator Retires After 34 Years Of Service
• Coast Guard Academy to Host Local Math Challenge
• Coast Guard Academy Commencement Media Ground Rules
• CGA Honors Former Grads Legacy Of Heroism
• CGA Honors The City Of New London
• 27th Annual Connecticut Storytelling Festival
• Women's Center of Southeastern CT, Inc. is looking for an AmeriCorps Member to be a Volunteer Coordi
• 27th Annual Southeastern Connecticut Home and Business Show
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares Foundation Celebrates Banner Year of Philanthropic Work
• Curves Of New London Is Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
• Women's Center of Southeastern CT, Inc. is looking for Education & Outreach AmeriCorps Members!
• Roland Michelli to show how to pay off a 30yr mtg in as little as 8-12 yrs at SECT Home Show
• The Permanent Collection
• The British are Coming: British Art from the Lyman Allyn Art Museum
• NRT Names Kate Rossi as President/COO of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut and We
• TIPS FROM COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE FOR BUYING A HOME IN A BUYER’S MARKET
• Best-Selling Author Luanne Rice Holds Online Chat

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