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STATE TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE IN NEW LONDON ON RAIL TRANSIT PLAN
NEW STAMP CELEBRATES COAST GUARD ACADEMY
Man gets 10 years in prison for bashing homeless man with a rock
Montville blanks New London in ECC Division III volleyball
Sports: New London beats E.O. Smith, 62-0, in football
New London looks to keep Ocean Beach event money flowing
Local roundup: New London tops Bacon Academy, 3-1, in volleyball
Arguments made in Carpenter case
FOOTBALL Top Performers Week 1
Shore Line East is adding four new weekday trains
Shore Line East adding 4 weekday trains
CT’s Shore Line East is adding four new weekday trains
Shore Line East adding 4 weekday trains
Shore Line East adding four new weekday trains
Garde celebrates its centennial
Jack Cochran: the pied piper in a hard-marking city
New London Maritime Heritage Festival underway
Barlow routed by New London
Shore Line East to expand weekday train service
This weeks movie listings BURN NOTICE
Local roundup: Morrarty leads Killingly to victory in girls’ soccer opener
Sounds of the sea
WOMAN GETS 30 MONTHS FOR ROBBING NEW LONDON BANK
New London career training school lauded for producing new waves of skilled workers
On Friday , the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival will begin with a solemn 9/11 Remembrance and Flag Retirement Ceremony, starting at 8:30 a.m. Find details of this and many more events in our weekly community calendar.
New state legislation insults all studentathletes and educators
POLICE: GROTON MAN ON PROBATION CAUGHT WITH GHOST GUN IN NEW LONDON
Court fight stalls terminal plan
Court fight stalls terminal plan
Man gets 10 years in ‘grotesque’ sex abuse case
Old Lyme beach gathering moved to New London after pushback
All about pirates
Vintage Bazaar New England
IN MEMORY OF THE LATE RICHARD CREVISTON
Obituaries
BOARDWALK ILLUSIONS
An exhibition honoring Jim Stidfole opens at the Hygienic
New London man charged in rock attack faces 10-year prison sentence
Coast Guard Museum addition
The Buzz: Youths gain over $800,000 in grant cycle