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Groton — The school district's new finance director is joining the district from Windham Public Schools. Rita M. Parciak started work here Monday. She will be responsible for overseeing the ...

Preston — A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a three-car crash Tuesday on Route 2 at the intersection of Mattern Road, state police said. The accident was reported at 4:55 p.m., when police ...

Groton — A large swath of Groton Utilities customers, including commercial outfits like Electric Boat, lost power for several hours on Tuesday due to an equipment failure at one of the utility ...

Norwich — A tree fell on a car Tuesday night, briefly trapping the driver while utility crews worked to shut down the live power lines pulled down by the tree, fire officials said. A tree and ...

Stonington — Carley Phillips scored her fourth goal with two minutes left in the second overtime Tuesday and gave the St. Bernard School girls' lacrosse team its 13-12 win over Stonington in an ...

Someone recently sent me a bizarre video interview with Jason Guidone, the Republican running to unseat state Sen. Cathy Osten in the 19th District.

Groton Town Paula J. Reid, 61, of 14 Steamboat Wharf, No. 1, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct and third-degree assault. New London Vincenzo Iannella, 36, of 73 Washington St., Apt. C9 ...

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The Senate-approved version of the bill could cause about 169,000 Connecticut residents to lose their Medicaid benefits while $261 million in food assistance could be cut.

Mayor Michael Passero criticizes state and regional officials for their response to the service losing funding.

Gilbert, the 4-year-old golden retriever trained by state Rep. Melissa Hortman to be a service dog, was too friendly for a working dog's life. So, he became the family pet, much to Hortman's delight.