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The Day, 3 Nov 2026

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The Day is an American daily newspaper covering local news, politics and everyday community life across New London and southeastern Connecticut. First published in 1881, it’s one of the last truly independent dailies left in the country. It operates as a public trust, channeling its profits directly back into the community it has served for more than a century. Local government, public safety and the maritime industries tied to the region’s coastline anchor the paper’s coverage, while breaking news, investigative work and thoughtful analysis examine issues affecting residents across a twenty-town area. Schools, housing and everyday community life throughout New London County round out its pages each week. The paper has earned national recognition for uncovering issues from evictions to municipal accountability. Its independence and steady local focus have made it a dependable source of record for the region. Available on PressReader, The Day newspaper delivers comprehensive daily coverage from across southeastern Connecticut and New London County.

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ArticleDay of decision arrives in the region

Elec­tion Day is upon us as voters in south­east­ern Con­necti­cut head to the polls today to elect can­did­ates for state offices. And in the case of Nor­wich and Plain­field, there are local ref­er­en­dum ques­tions on the bal­lot. Polls will be...

Day of decision arrives in the region

ArticleSaint Bern­ard reopens one month after fire

Montville — Saint Bern­ard School in Uncas­ville reopened to stu­dents, teach­ers and staff on Monday, exactly a month after a fire forced the school to close. While the admin­is­trat­ive build­ing where the Oct. 2 fire star­ted remains closed for...

Saint Bern­ard reopens one month after fire

ArticleMashantucket Pequot elec­tions oust incum­bent, reelect another

Mashantucket — The Mashantucket Pequot Tri­bal Nation rejec­ted Vice Chair­wo­man Latoya Cluff’s bid for a fourth term in a Sunday vote that wel­comed a new­comer to the Tri­bal Coun­cil and reelec­ted an incum­bent. The tribe announced the elec­tion...

Mashantucket Pequot elec­tions oust incum­bent, reelect another

ArticleDis­cus­sion about McCook park labyrinth con­tin­ues in East Lyme

East Lyme — Pro­gress in being made toward adding a new labyrinth to McCook Point Park. The ori­ginal labyrinth, built by res­id­ents using rocks in 2018, was removed earlier this year due to safety issues. Labyrinths are walk­ing paths designed for...

Dis­cus­sion about McCook park labyrinth con­tin­ues in East Lyme

ArticleDEMOCRATIC REP CHARGED WITH STEALING OPPONENT’S SIGNS

Rep. Anne Hughes, D-Easton, was issued a sum­mons Sat­urday for a mis­de­meanor lar­ceny charge related to tak­ing a Repub­lican oppon­ent’s lawn sign that he says was tracked to Hughes’ prop­erty by a hid­den air tag. Hughes, who is seek­ing...

DEMOCRATIC REP CHARGED WITH STEALING OPPONENT’S SIGNS

ArticleSton­ing­ton and Killingly win ECC girls’ soc­cer tour­na­ment titles

The Fair­field Lud­lowe foot­ball team has enjoyed a sea­son of firsts. First 4-0 start. First win over eight-time CIAC state cham­pion Darien. The Fal­cons added another first last Fri­day — a win over then top-ranked New Canaan to become the new...

Ston­ing­ton and Killingly win ECC girls’ soc­cer tour­na­ment titles

ArticleClos­ing argu­ments: Eco­nomy vs. Reflect­ing Pool

Less than 24 hours before polls opened across Amer­ica, Demo­crats on Monday fought to stay focused on the eco­nomy and move past intra­party infight­ing in the Mid­w­est, while Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump pro­moted con­struc­tion projects in...

Clos­ing argu­ments: Eco­nomy vs. Reflect­ing Pool