Norwich, CT News

• Norwich, CT News
• On the Same Page Book Club (2nd + 3rd Graders + their parent)
• Author Night: James Rourke
• Understanding Your Credit (For parents of kids of all ages)
• Let's Talk About Quilts!
• Movie Night: Adventures of Tintin
• Family Movie Day: HOP (Rated PG)
• Mother Goose on the Loose
• Director's Letter
• He Is Risen
• Back to School for Norwich - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Grant will get Pomfret seniors outside
• Colchester to sell off surplus equipment
• Plainfield man killed in vehicle accident
• Accident closes I-95
• Lisbon man rolls car, sent to hospital
• 4 men arrested in Willimantic prostitution sting
• Bank files foreclosure on Norwich YMCA
• New London County jobless rate steady
• Meet a veteran: Antranig Papelian
• Homeless snap up supplies at St. Bernard
• Montville sues to block sex offender facility
• Rell’s top economic adviser to speak at conference
• Chamber breakfast to honor nonprofits
• Survey: Local big banks bouncing back
• Million-dollar fees leave Preston in bind
• Residents ready homes to fire up furnaces
• Report: Residents get Medicare checks
• Discolored water flushed from pipes; Putnam taps flowing clean
• State police arrest 32 in warrant sweep
• Plainfield man killed in Griswold motor vehicle accident
• New Jersey trucker hurt in I-95 accident
• Rell’s top economic adviser to speak at Norwich conference on Tuesday
• Brooklyn: UConn students to make presentation on parcel
• New London County jobless rate holds steady; Windham County improves
• Homeless Connect Day draws hundreds
• Lisbon man hospitalized in Sprague crash
• Colchester selling surplus equipment
• Four men arrested in Willimantic prostitution sting
• Second Congressional district debate to be broadcast on CT-N tonight
• 2nd District incumbent, challengers duke it out in Willimantic
• Montville state police arrest 32 in warrant sweep
• Reale’s ballot bid rejected by state Supreme Court
• Montville moves to block sex offender facility
• Colchester residents named to town commissions
• Woman sought in Dime Bank holdup
• Burglar receives 20-month sentence
• After-school programs lauded in Norwich
• Norwich groups working to save Indian Leap site
• Lottery numbers drawn Oct. 21
• → Norwich Arts Council: Don't miss "The Girl Who Played With Fire" playing tonight at 7:30 PM at the Donald L. Oat Theater courtesy of the Norwich Community Cinema.
• → Norwich Arts Council:
• We are almost complete with out Norwich Arts Council guide for Heritage Weekend upcoming Octover 15 - 17....details to follow. It will be a fabulous weekend to celebrate the arts!
• Car flies into tree, New London man’s injuries minor
• Last Green Valley training deadline approaching
• Former Foxwoods exec back to oversee casino marketing
• 5 Putnam restaurants and bars fail liquor compliance checks
• Renovations will greet Kelly students
• Cold case murder suspect arraigned today
• Q&A: Bill Paul, regional animal control officer
• Foxwoods Resort Casino drops Norwich Public Utilities
• Thompson may profit from cell tower
• Retreat still has spots for volunteers in Killingly
• Credit union opening branch inside Killingly High School
• Backus seeks nurses at job fair Sept. 7
• Brooklyn honors former leader
• Canterbury after-school program begins enrollment
• Boatyard proprietor wants out of Norwich
• Ledyard man sent to mental hospital in stabbing case
• Griswold bank asks teens for money-saving videos
• Mohegan Sun executive to discuss plan for Mass. casino
• St. Mary preschoolers to move to St. Joseph
• Health care reform topic of HR meeting
• Police seek 2 men in beating of Sterling Samaritan
• Bio fuel company plans ribbon-cutting
• 3 charged in break-in at empty Pomfret apartment
• Grand opening set for Panera Bread in Lisbon
• Colchester Rotary Club searching for citizen of year
• Canterbury town meeting will decide on regional program
• Power outages strike Plainfield, Lisbon
• Canterbury’s primary votes to be audited
• Griswold police: Man in standoff drunk, suicidal
• Man appointed as 2nd deputy marshal in Griswold
• Tardy taxpayers owe Colchester $1.3 million
• Odd odor closes Colchester clerk’s office
• Bozrah pig roast a tasty way to donate
• Ledyard man committed to mental hospital for stabbing
• Fundraiser brightens days, makes comfortable nights
• Another Foxwoods marketer brought back
• Norwich principal finds herself in familiar halls
• St. Mary preschool will move to St. Joseph in North Grosvenordale
• Audubon Society building bigger center in Pomfret
• Mohegan Sun VP to speak to Mass. casino business groups
• Pomfret cell tower hearing set for Tuesday
• Famous priest to speak in Norwich on Sept. 25
• Rainstorms give sailboats a rough ride on Killingly lake
• Clouds, rain likely to persist through Tuesday
• Mohegan Sun's child care center lets adults play
• Man arrested on I-95 on cocaine charges
• Police seek tips in New London shooting
• Putnam church gives $2,000 to cancer fund
• Sprague starts FEMA-funded repairs
• Green Corn Powwow set for next weekend
• Willimantic bank employees donate $4,150
• Franklin school board to have $131,000 deficit
• Police call turns into standoff in Griswold
• Scam story steams Norwich seniors
• Residents: Free fixes will help Norwich
• Malerba steps out as Mohegan chief
• Montville council’s private sessions keeping public away
• 8.8 percent jobless rate fails to show full extent of problem
• Parents say Putnam school closed after year of frustration
• Women flocking to Canterbury park to play volleyball
• Aid will let towns rehire teachers
• Griswold tax offices to be closed for computer upgrade
• Montville hosts final free movie night of the season Saturday
• Case continued for mom accused of killing toddler
• Man to spend year in jail for ransacking apartment
• Colchester may penalize work done without permits
• Life saving device set for Colchester recreation complex
• Eastern thrilled by top-tier rank
• Official: Requested stoplight not needed
• Judge ‘takes chance’ on student from Colchester who built bomb
• New Mohegan tribal chief to greet visitors
• Montville hopes documents will warrant injunction
• Hazardous waste collection set today in Montville
• Student exodus closes St. Mary School in Putnam
• Norwich awards bid to demolish house
• Meet a veteran: Chester 'Chet' Walas
• Foxwoods to cut, shift pit bosses
• Police: Man urinated on restaurant's floor
• Montville hosts waste collection today
• Safety, capacity behind proposed Salem parking lot renovation
• New chief to greet visitors at Mohegan Wigwam Festival
• Applications flood in for Marianapolis Prep head of school post
• Special needs child answered parents’ prayers
• Home invasion suspect arrested again in Norwich
• St. Mary School in Putnam to close
• Small, but sweet: Windham County apples ripen early
• Montville to seek injunction against state
• Hot summer yields ‘beautiful’ apples in New London County
• Green Party looks to reverse ‘loss of heroes’
• Daughter pleads not guilty in Norwich cold case
• N.Y. bank to acquire NewAlliance
• One dies in Terryville fire
• Norwich economic development topic of Saturday workshop
• Montville appeals rate study ruling
• Credit worries slowly vanishing
• Preston community day set for Saturday
• Area’s unemployment continues to increase
• Colchester selling off old vehicles, buying 5 new trucks for fleet
• Griswold development plan adopted as policy
• Man arrested in theft from Putnam cars
• Police: Man punched over comments, stolen candy
• Green Party candidate laments ‘loss of heroes’ at Norwich forum
• Rell asks residents to limit water use
• Accused child killer in court today
• Frame construction delayed on NFA atrium
• Killingly children's ‘Lemon-Aid’ raises money for Gulf
• Mashantuckets toast new power plant
• Mashamoquet Park closed for swimming
• Wetland application rates going up in Preston
• Plainfield to be named HeartSafe Community
• 2 sisters from Jewett City charged after altercation
• Norwich public works chief search down to 2
• Catholic school in Sprague seeking help so students can afford tuition
• Norwich man, 52, arrested on drug charges
• Connecticut Tigers VP applauds ‘a great season’
• Thompson pawn shop owner arrested on reports of selling stolen property
• Knife-wielding Baltic man to serve 30 months
• Canterbury man faces drug charges in Norwich
• Raises for some Norwich workers irk union that agreed to wage freeze
• NewAlliance bank being bought; AG promises probe
• Putnam Catholic school’s enrollment cut in half
• Putnam Police arrest Bridgeport man on burglary charges
• Montville police hire 3 new officers
• Montville to appeal ruling of Rand-Whitney sewer fees
• Victims recall devastation of 1955 flood that left Putnam in ruins
• Baltic woman pleads not guilty in cold-case murder
• Triangle is top priority in Griswold
• Salem boating safety course to be held tonight
• Ledyard housing project concerns neighbors
• Officials: Downtown Norwich loan fund can work
• Foxwoods lists claims of union misdeeds
• State police to keep feet on beat in Danielson
• ‘Gramps’ duped out of $8,000
• Montville to add three new police officers
• Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut planning tourism rally
• St. Mary School in Putnam may close
• Fake casualties, barn blaze give firefighters learning tools
• Norwich man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Split classes a ‘real shocker' in Norwich
• Knife-wielding Baltic man to serve 30 months
• Montville football coach given 1-game suspension after DUI charge
• Foxwoods celebrates new power plant
• Yankee Institute director to speak in Mystic
• Plainfield, Sterling residents to share ideas at forum
• Plainfield selectmen to vote on bridge work
• Norwich commission delays vote on Ponemah Mill
• Preston wetlands board, family meet over beach site
• Sprague leaders begin ‘idea campaign’ for Baltic Mills
• Mustang restoration earns Jewett City man spot in national competition
• Man in Norwich arson case arraigned
• Regional calendar would line up vacations, development in districts
• Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun report rise in slot revenue
• Woodstock conservation group to train volunteers
• Libertarian Party convention Saturday in Bridgeport
• Norwich runners pursue international unity
• Norwich, Chinese city become sisters
• Griswold plan set for public unveiling
• Police: Man wielded knife in Danielson home invasion
• Norwich City Council puts $7.9 million bond plan on ballot
• Accused Norwich arsonist arraigned today
• All talk, no action yet on Preston agency’s vice chairman
• Chamber making tourism a campaign issue
• Q&A: Robert Victoria, Foxwoods chief marketing officer
• Plainfield selectmen to hold special meeting Wednesday
• Amphitheater may help Danielson rebound
• Police ID body found in Ashland Pond
• Smokers' days numbered at Putnam hospital
• Community college to explain life credits at workshop
• Brooklyn Walmart foes lose wetlands appeal
• Green Party forum set for Thursday in Norwich
• Bill Library book sale begins on Sept. 9
• Work to be done on Chestnut Hill Road in Colchester
• After-school program begins enrollment in Canterbury
• Colchester man identified as Ashland Pond death
• New Pomfret church facility will let kids ‘play and pray’
• Museum gets $144,051 grant to create Indian reservation exhibit
• Tax break aims to spur Connecticut shoppers
• Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun July slot revenues rise
• Property spat over Colchester produce stand put on hold for season
• Brooklyn Wal-Mart wetlands approval will stand
• Canterbury Recreation accepting applications for after school program
• Norwich police arrest 3 homeless in break-in
• Home heating help offered by agency to region
• College to host open house Thursday
• Montville home destroyed by evening blaze
• Body found in Yantic River identified by Norwich police
• Boston singer hits jingle jackpot
• Preston education board stonewalls on opinion
• Water use remains restricted in Putnam
• Ashford home invasion suspect arraigned today
• Ballpark wieners fill stands, not stomachs
• Libertarian Party convention set for Saturday at 3 p.m.
• Crowds, water main break send car cruise organizers scrambling
• Ahavath Chesed plans community Rosh Hashana celebration
• St. Thomas More School gives science labs a makeover
• Robbed Colchester veteran thankful for help
• Thompson man wants new trial in killing
• It’s the same old song and dance for Norwich's Wauregan Hotel
• Teacher preserving 1955 flood memories
• Butts Bridge Road in Canterbury will reopen Monday
• Racing rubber ducks float wrong way
• State sluggers headed to Little League World Series
• Owner plans makeover for Gales Ferry plaza
• 4 arrested in Norwich prostitution sting
• Montville house catches on fire
• Southeastern water rate hearing set for Tuesday
• Colchester aims to boost volunteer brigade
• Route 32 sidewalk work begins Monday in Norwich
• Hour-long standoff ends in Killingly man’s arrest
• Putnam metal pickup set for Aug. 23 to 27
• Pomfret renters’ rebate program taking applications
• Colchester getting back $80,000 bill for school bus route it eliminated
• Norwich man’s body found near Indian Leap
• Preston selectmen seeking candidate for agency
• Teenagers help restore brush-riddled cemetery in Plainfield
• Norwich, Montville push bridge projects forward
• Police: Canterbury woman plotted holdup with boyfriend
• Norwich police arrest four in prostitution sting
• Rubber ducks to dominate Quinebaug River today
• Windham motorcycle crash sends 2 to hospital
• 4 charged in prank aimed at friend in Canterbury
• Killingly driver charged in lawn vandalism
• Danielson woman hurt in I-395 crash
• Police capture wanted man in Ledyard
• Missing man found dead in Ashland Pond
• Schools hopeful about federal windfall
• Casino debated in Montville, greeted in Mass.
• ‘Second Saturday’ tours of Norwich planned
• Pressure washer stolen from Franklin business
• Colchester police investigate thefts from vehicles
• Groton police charge 3 men in counterfeit scam
• Hotel party turns violent
• Jewett City man dies in motorcycle crash
• Ledyard homes lose power
• Northeast schools fall behind in testing
• NCDC to discuss downtown plans this month and next
• Councilor calls on Ledyard mayor to quit
• Danielson accident snarls morning traffic
• Nonprofit seeks site in downtown Norwich for offices
• Canterbury woman arrested in May armed robbery
• Life Star celebrates 25 years
• Two suffer internal injuries in motorcycle accident
• Fair season just weeks away
• Fallen tree knocks out power for more than five hours
• Wind’s power will be unleashed in Lebanon
• Ribbon-cutting set for Complete Fitness in Mystic
• 7 New London County districts lag behind in testing
• Summit Apartments in Colchester sold for $5.4 million
• Swimmers again allowed at state park in Thompson
• Windham motorcycle crash sends 2 to hospital
• Troopers to conduct checkpoint Saturday in East Haddam
• Water safety group proposed for Gardner Lake
• Report: Norwich schools need improvement
• Sewer line problem closes Boswell Avenue in Norwich
• Sprague selectmen send agricultural board, right-to-farm ordinance to voters
• Preston resident corrects schools’ math on bus costs
• State park swimming ban in Thompson caused by bacteria
• Monteville prison staff assault leads to charges
• Supporters, foes debate $3,3 million downtown Norwich revival plan
• Police: Mohegan Sun gambler stole chips, car
• Foreclosures maintain grip on Eastern Connecticut
• Clinic will help fill void of OB/GYN’s closure in Norwich
• Lebanon scout camp delights despite chores
• Windham County judge races sent voters to polls, officials say
• Thompson schools reverse several job cuts
• ‘Second Saturday’ tours of Norwichtown Green, Yantic planned
• Killingly voters say bond for bridge work too costly
• Reliance House, Inc. buying downtown Norwich property
• Police chase down Stonington robbery suspects
• Gardner Lake Authority to meet tonight
• Popular councilor calls for mayor’s resignation
• Griffiths overcomes Sendley Barry in 3 of 4 towns in Plainfield/Killingly probate race
• Norwich man one of two charged in Stonington robbery
• Guinan to battle Norris in Norwich probate election
• Man charged in assault on staff at Corrigan in Montville
• Law degrees help lift Schad, Adams in northeast probate primaries
• Killingly residents narrowly reject bridge projects
• Ray Hackett: Candidates could not lure voters to the polls
• Sprague Board of Selectmen to meet tonight
• Malloy wins Democrats’ nod; Foley takes 3-way GOP battle
• Colchester road work will close lane, may cause delays
• Republicans pick McMahon to challenge for U.S. Senate
• Montville Town Council to start meetings in silence
• Republicans turn to Peckinpaugh
• 2 charged in damage to Putnam police cruisers, threats
• Colchester store gives $250 to robbed veteran
• Police: Man waved fake gun on I-95 in Waterford
• Police: Groton man had infant in car during drunken crash
• Grant increases Montville Senior Center’s budget 54%
• Police: Man robbed Norwich pizza delivery driver
• Police make $1 million Canterbury pot bust
• Rovero takes Lynch’s hometown on way to win in 51st District race
• McGrath wins Colchester probate primary despite Thomas’ hometown boost
• Zelasky routs Reinholtz; up next is Mikutel in 45th District race
• Quaddick State Park closed to swimming
• Items are needed for Colchester's food bank
• Flying signs spotlight Norwich health center’s services
• Quinebaug Valley Community College to explain life credit program
• Norwich ethics panel considers modified shield law
• Plainfield police force set to fill its ranks
• Decision on busing put off again by Preston Board of Education
• Norwich businessman touts small firms as core of economy
• Pomfret hopes land can supply water
• Montville Senior Center gets $100K in grants
• Quinebaug Valley Community College offerings attracting more interest
• Colchester Stop & Shop gives $250 to disabled veteran robbed Saturday
• 3 men rob disabled Colchester veteran, police say
• Rollover reported on I-395 in Norwich
• Over $1,000,000 of marijuana seized in Canterbury raid
• Theater deal lets Foxwoods take another bite of Big Apple
• Foxwoods claims union misconduct
• Canterbury woman killed as car slams into tree
• Windham Youth Day moved to Wednesday
• Troopers investigate vandalism to vehicles in Bozrah
• Uncas Health District to answer questions
• Three Rivers in Norwich to host SBA workshops
• Jewish Federation to hold annual picnic in New London
• Preston Redevelopment Agency has opening
• Head of new union for Foxwoods dies
• Northeastern YMCA opening delayed
• Norwich library to wrap up children’s program
• Motorcycle riders take on Lyme Disease with Colchester run
• This little piggy caused a zoning fight in Sprague
• Thousands honor soldiers at unique parade in Plainfield
• Salem sets town meetings in cyberspace
• Three charged in theft from disabled Colchester veteran
• 2 teen girls foil attempted robbery
• Foxwoods appeals beverage union vote
• Where should you vote?
• Foxwoods buys naming rights to New York theater
• Canterbury woman dies in one-car accident Saturday
• Ahn’s Memorial Run to take place Aug. 15 in Preston
• Norwich synagogue to host Selichos service
• Motorcyclist remains in critical condition after SUV accident
• Colchester building once focus of protests is torn down
• Lebanon fair draws throngs to town
• Tribute to teen in Plainfield: 'His spirit is here'
• High number of Connecticut primaries fuels interest
• Multiple K-9 units dispatched to Plainfield to find suspect
• Conn. maple syrup production drops 30 percent
• Colchester neighbors bicker over noisy fowls
• Selectmen considering policy on use of town land for public events
• Three Rivers Community College offers credit for life experiences
• Killingly faces pricey choices on garage
• Norwich program on family health set for today
• Renovations move Gales Ferry polling place
• Vets short on funds for visit to memorials
• Norwich VFW offers tribute to soldiers’ ‘blood and sacrifice’
• ‘I’m here to stay': Soldier, son reunited for 1st time since birth
• Plainfield race draws hundreds of attendees
• Plans going forward on Colchester water, sewer lines
• Croquet fans flock to Thompson tournament
• Meet a veteran: Joseph Dunn
• Accident on Route 2 in Colchester
• Thompson man gets 7 years in drug case
• Electric Boat, union sign contract
• Drug tests bar North Stonington horses from fairs
• Panera Bread coming to Lisbon Landing
• NPU teaming with Groton Utilities on Ledyard water bid
• Free homebuyer class set for Sept. 18 in Norwich
• Norwich hospital buildings almost ready for demolition
• Bank charity gives $4,000 to OIC of New London County
• Forum on Norwich economic development set
• Veterans business seminar to be held Tuesday in New London
• Preston selectmen seeking candidate for agency
• Thompson man gets 7 years in federal drug trafficking case
• 5 people arrested in Colchester assault, break-in
• Police: Ledyard man left scene of 1-car crash
• Thousands expected at Moosup V-J Day parade to honor soldiers lost
• 2 arrested in robbery of 95-year-old man
• Rare WWII artifact housed in Killingly veterans post
• Norwich restaurant gets OK to build patio
• Norwich touts success of recycling
• State will help regional fire school get upgrades
• Warrants out on 2 men in cold case
• House candidate removing name from Griswold streets
• Suspect in high-speed chase case in Norwich court
• Montville council discusses safety complex
• Police: Norwich man took computer containing child porn to Staples
• North Stonington horse owners banned from fairs
• Electric Boat draftsmen union workers ratify contract
• NCDC hosting economic development forum on Wednesday
• Local real estate sales surged in June
• Police say man left scene of Route 117 crash in Ledyard
• Today last chance to join party for Ledyard primary
• Norwich police: Woman says officer stalked her
• Norwich library gets ready to close for 2 weeks
• Members sought for hospital board in Preston
• Mashantuckets starting breast cancer program
• Plainfield run, walk will honor Sterling youth's memory
• 2 men wanted in Voluntown armed robbery
• Economist: Norwich well-poised to borrow
• Northeastern Connecticut towns, utility say tractor deal benefits them all
• Young and old flock to Killingly fair
• Lebanon Fair looks beyond the farm to broaden appeal
• Applied Mathematics honored for innovation
• Camp Stories: Quinebaug ‘one big family’
• Norwich man arraigned in new child porn possession case
• Trustee: Norwich accountant owes trust fund $2.2 million
• Bridgeport kidnapping suspect faces new charges in Norwich
• Norwich police throw block party for annual Night Out
• Mohegan Sun hosting horse betting competitions
• Shooter, 8 others dead in Manchester rampage
• WATCH: Candidate interviews with the Norwich Bulletin editorial board
• Kids see fire trucks up close at Night Out in Plainfield
• Profiles of victims of Conn. shooting
• Montville looking for IMAX theater
• Two men wanted in armed robbery in Voluntown
• Police: Victims of Conn. gunman all 49 or older
• Cops: Conn. gunman may have targeted some victims
• Sprague to tackle set of agriculture bills
• Police: 2 handguns taken in Killingly burglary
• Norwich charter school expecting state aid
• Foxwoods to appeal union vote
• Police say robber stole Danielson man's wallet
• CL&P owner increases yearly profit estimate
• Robbery reported at Voluntown gas station
• Griswold motorcyclist remains in critical condition
• Town leaders praise regional animal control service
• 4 needy people getting Norwich home
• Weichert-Suburban adds 3 sales agents
• Colchester school district pleased with results, but sees room for improvement
• Business After Hours set Aug. 19 at Marriott
• Norwich bond supporters set to sell idea to public
• Buy or rent textbooks? Eastern students get choice
• Rell announces $3.22 million to improve Sub Base
• Workshop planned on social media
• Woman says Conn. shooter complained of race bias
• Otis Library hosting BizBlender Aug. 31
• Union: Conn. gunman was caught on tape stealing
• Union urges Foxwoods to accept workers' vote
• Foxwoods will appeal beverage union vote
• Chairman becomes Ledyard zoning enforcer
• Renovations move Gales Ferry polling place to middle school
• Motorcycle rider hurt in head-on collision in Griswold
• Woodstock motorcyclist hits rock, gets airlifted
• State will aid Putnam mill cleanup
• Plainfield police: Mass. driver hits 105 mph on radar
• Thompson tries to cut its energy expenses
• Norwich police to hold neighborhood event
• ‘Personal stuff’ keeps candidate on sidelines
• Chinatown Food Center landlord, tenant relations rocky
• Vandal slashes tires in Jewett City; police seek suspect
• Police: Man crashes Mohegan Sun floor sweeper
• Gas prices expected to remain ‘muted’
• Putnam mill gets state clean up funds
• Man injured in ATV crash flown by helicopter from remote site
• Colchester survey to explore health district future
• Thompson Democrats endorse Rovero
• Federation to hear Ethiopian Jews in Waterford
• Blumenthal to speak at Pomfret chamber event
• Grant saves Colchester health coordinator’s job, but only half of it
• New Sprague community center opens
• Casino beverage workers unionize
• Budget cuts leave Norwich children hanging out to dry in summer sun
• Bikers get head start on holiday toy drive in Putnam
• Putnam police dummy tricks drivers into slowing down
• Norwich residents recruited to become leaders
• Vandal slashes tires in Jewett City, police seek suspect
• Gas prices expected to stay ‘muted’
• Norwich man crashes Mohegan Sun floor sweeper
• Colchester senior center closing at 4 p.m.
• Otis Library group gathering books
• Norwich tax bills due by Monday
• Plainfield public hearing set for revaluation plan
• Police home run derby in Norwich supports somber cause
• Politicians in Windham County see sign shortage
• Killingly's St. James Bazaar grows in 40th year
• Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug closing for transformation
• Eastern Connecticut probate judge races generating buzz
• Sprague Community Center celebrates grand opening today
• Three Rivers college in Norwich redesigns website
• UConn offering paralegal program
• Meet a veteran: Jack Gallimore
• City halts work at vegan restaurant
• 2 men charged in assault, robbery in downtown Norwich
• Artificial turf fields pose no unusual health risks, study finds
• Foxwoods’ labor appeal denied
• House OKs $750,000 for Sprague senior housing
• Canterbury's Butts Bridge repairs to finish months early
• Retired educator named interim head at NFA
• Brooklyn recreation building’s fate heads to voters
• Norwich transit hub’s start a triumph
• Area police hit homers for charity
• Baltic church to share community center with town
• Killingly's St. James Bazaar adds new feature
• Couple wants Putnam wine bar to be exotic, affordable
• Norwich arson suspect’s case transferred
• Nystrom trims Norwich bond request by $5.7 million
• Norwich police to showcase anti-crime programs
• EB delivers sub in record time, below target cost
• Leaky roof costs Norwich market its license
• Roadwork may result in Montville traffic detours
• Cat overload: Dayville shelter unequipped to handle flood of felines
• Transport center construction kickoff celebrated
• Another principal leaves Montville school district
• Sprague in line for a $750K earmark
• Jewett City Fire Dept. finally pays overdue training bill
• Montville road to be closed through August
• Police: Norwich arson suspects admit being firebugs
• State to remember ‘Forgotten War’ vets
• Mohegan Sun upbeat despite down profit
• Regionalism issue on Brooklyn meeting agenda
• Otis Library seeking used books for book sale
• Sprague pledges strict cleanup standards for Versailles Pond
• Ross Property value put at $971,000
• Police ID body found in car
• Grants help firefighters in battles with budget
• Coutu endorses Simmons for Senate
• Firefighters to collect items for food bank
• Rising river may help lift Putnam water ban
• State: artificial turf fields are safe
• Sullivan opening campaign HQ in Norwich
• Foxwoods union appeal denied
• Sprague's hidden history to see light of day
• Two Norwich men charged with robbery
• 'Dateline' takes up Plainfield slaying
• Police: Man charged with DUI had 2 sons in car
• Simmons defends his return to Senate race
• Camp Stories: Tadma winning fight to stay open
• Norwich friends raise $6,000 for young man losing vision
• Florence Griswold Musuem Announces Major Art Acquisition
• Applications surge as Connecticut flood aid expires
• Nutmeg Cos. get $8M military contract
• One in group linked to Norwich arsons says fires were filmed
• Mohegan Sun on the move despite down profits
• EB expects sub work to drive up profitability
• Eastern Connecticut’s foreclosure rate almost half national average
• Meeting tonight on Sprague pond cleanup
• Principal leaving Montville’s Tyl Middle School
• Colchester, Norwich, 8 other towns talk regionalization
• Tractor Supply store could come to Colchester
• Beach blunder puts couple, Preston at odds
• Body found at Ledyard inn; suicide suspected
• Housing permits in Connecticut down 39%
• Pfizer changing retirement package for new hires Jan. 1
• Yantic wins firefighter competition
• Norwich mayor seeking Korean War vets
• Police searching for Plainfield woman missing for 1 week
• NPU executives offer gas expansion plan
• 2 Woodstock voters show up, approve revaluation plan
• Tractor trailer accident reported on I-395 in Griswold
• Norwich man arrested on child porn charges
• Blumenthal to speak in Pomfret on Aug. 25
• Ledyard zoning officer suspended
• Local Boy Scouts attend National Jamboree; read their blog
• Report vindicates Montville High School’s turf field
• Man arrested for DUI had cold drink, two sons in car, police say
• Griwsold school chief praised for his 1st year
• Montville middle school losing principal
• Planned Norwich hotel faces foreclosure
• Montville motorcyclist hit by bus remains critical
• Killingly wants action on Prym Mill
• Woman’s body found at Two Trees in Ledyard, suicide suspected
• Concert series brings Montville together
• Electric Boat, union reach tentative pact
• Norwich crack kingpin gets 17 years
• Groton concerts continue with 9Teen
• Bills to fund projects across Connecticut
• Norwich drug dealer given 17-year sentence
• Police search for missing Plainfield woman
• Utilities board sees common ground on business park
• Tractor Supply building store in Stonington
• Slots game pays out consecutive jackpots
• OTB expected to be operating in Windham by year-end
• Bulletin editors set to grill candidates
• Montville motorcyclist injured in collision with bus
• Deadline approaching for FEMA applications
• Jewett City electric bills set to rise
• Connecticut Idol crowned
• Q&A with Linda Salafia, Norwich probate judge
• Hearing promised for $10.3 million Norwich development proposal
• Danielson, Colchester troopers target dangerous driving
• Pomfret logger's chain saw too busy, state says
• $500,000 loan approved for Plainfield power plant
• Electric Boat, union reach tentative pact
• State board approves $500,000 loan for Plainfield power plant
• Attorney general seeks to prevent illegal tree harvest in Putnam
• Voluntown registrars ready to sign up new voters
• Occum condominium project awaiting federal permit
• Waterford arts academy moves to 51 Daniels Ave.
• Plainfield police seeking tips in 2 church break-ins
• Bike run surpasses goal, raises $9,000
• Montville man heads effort to get state budget OK’d
• Lebanon Lions Club seeks pageant contestants
• New Ledyard library hours take effect Sept. 7
• Summer jobs program teaches teens as they work
• Canterbury transfer station awaits state OK
• Connected across history, 2 Norwich men honored at Colonial cemetery
• Mother Teresa greets school visitors in Thompson
• Bulletin editors set to grill candidates
• Sterling bridge troubles almost over
• Pomfret planning changes to accommodate people with disabilities
• Blumenthal, Simmons honor Stanley, Huntington in Norwich today
• 700-member Scotland church unveils $3.1 million addition
• New statue of Mother Teresa unveiled, dedicated at St. Joseph School
• Norwich woman held in assault with tire iron
• Two Plainfield churches burglarized
• Gov. Rell orders flags lowered to half-staff
• Federal money to flow into state, local projects
• Candidate interviews to be broadcast live
• Putnam registrars to sign up voters for primary
• Plainfield's annual V-J Parade to focus on sacrifice
• Firehouses to serve as dropoffs for food
• Foundation accepting requests for grants
• Lebanon Lions Club seeks pageant contestants
• Attorney general candidate has Eastern Connecticut roots
• Firefighters compete in regional challenge
• Frogs leap into the big time
• Spat over former Sterling Town Hall going to court
• For some in Norwich, cars too costly to keep
• Montville school board rejects bus driver's sick time request
• Colchester produce stand owner says he’s staying
• State police search for missing woman, 67
• Plainfield teacher, aide both cleared of abuse
• Police: Norwich resident attacked woman with tire iron
• Frogs the feature at annual Plainfield event
• Taftville Fire Department hosts third annual muster
• Mohegans trying to even Web odds
• Shuttered YMCA branch creates gap for Norwich to fill
• 3 charged after chase across 2 counties
• Putnam man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Norwich native wins nod in 21st District
• Tuesday is deadline to apply for flooding relief
• Voter registration scheduled Monday in Sprague
• Foxwoods appeals NLRB decision
• Curbside brush disposal to start Monday in Putnam
• Improvements brighten Killingly veterans’ day
• Foxwoods beverage union vote set for July 31
• BizBlender networking event at AmericInn in Griswold
• Norwich moms start grassroots fundraisers for schools
• Griswold roads to get upgrades from FEMA
• Program helps keep Greeneville close in wake of school’s closure
• Putnam man critically injured in Route 44 motorcycle accident
• Southeast senior centers escape budget crunch
• Lisbon man, two others charged with robbery following police chase
• McMahon brushes off rival’s re-entry
• DEP: All beaches open for the weekend
• Bond backers say Norwich will get big return
• Foxwoods appealing beverage union decision
• Killingly becomes 3rd town to sign on for regional revaluation
• 2 Mohegan Sun security vehicles collide
• Savings keeping Quinebaug Valley Senior Center afloat
• Norwich man, Florida woman taken to hospital after Route 165 crash in Voluntown
• Norwich lawyer makes $11,000 donation to Otis Library
• Putnam to collect curbside brush
• Preston hosts farmers market
• Firefighter muster set for Saturday in Norwich
• Crash report leads to Jewett City man’s arrest
• Man given 4 years in Montville rape, assault case
• Chaplin woman injured in 1-car crash
• EB finishes purchase of Pfizer's New London campus
• Connecticut legislative leaders defend budget record
• New London County bankruptcies rise 32%
• Quarry owner sues Salem over new restrictions
• Ideas floated for Norwich's Greeneville school
• Preston Redevelopment Agency chairman re-elected
• Simmons poised to return to GOP U.S. Senate race
• Fire marshal reports Brooklyn blaze started on stove
• River Mill restoration in Thompson awaits word on grants
• Alpacas enchant young visitors to Sterling farm
• Jewett City Public Utilities set to offer breaks to firms tying into sewer
• WATCH: Livestream interviews with Linda McMahon and Ned Lamont today
• Surgeon named to seat on Dime Bank board
• NY teen given four-year sentence in Montville rape case
• Norwich transportation center groundbreaking set
• McMahon: I'm focusing on the general election
• Norwich company's grand opening begins today
• Norwich official: $10 million plan a waste
• Aki restaurant ribbon cutting today at 4:30 p.m. in Norwich
• Norwich's Rose City BNI meets at Holiday Inn
• Independence Day Celebration!
• Slater Museum Exhibition and Auction Sale of Zimmerman works
• Latest Connecticut Juried Exhibition to Open at Slater Museum Award Winners Announced
• Slater Museum Announces New Permanent Exhibition
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares Foundation Donates $5,000 to Katie Blair House
• The Afro-Semitic Experience

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