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Group is hoping to save a special nest
A bird sculpture sits on the grounds near Roger Tory Peterson's studio in Old Lyme.
Woman charged in theft from school lunch program
Authorities say a Rhode Island woman's gambling debts led her to embezzle almost $335,000 from the company that runs East Lyme 's school lunch program.
Fight goes on for work on I-95 exits
Despite repeated pleas from residents and local officials, the state has informed the towns of East Lyme and Waterford that it has no intention anytime soon of reconfiguring two exits on Interstate 95 that many consider dangerous.
Former EL food services manager charged with embezzling $325,000
The former food services manager for the East Lyme school system was arraigned today in the lower-level court of New London Superior Court for allegedly embezzling more than $300,000 from the company that manages the cafeterias for the schools.
Local psychologist's license to be suspended
A North Stonington psychologist will have his license suspended by early next year, after a decision Monday by the state Board of Examiners of Psychologists on charges that he violated patient confidentiality rules by sharing information about patients with one another, including a woman now suing him for malpractice and another woman with whom he ...
Up all night for 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'
John Payne of East Lyme, in ball cap, sits in a line of about 75 people as they wait to purchase a copy of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" at GameStop in Waterford Monday night.
Shoreline Special: East Lyme Rocks Stonington 27-6
More than 2 months after the death of Annie Le, the arrest warrant of Raymond Clark III has been released weird Nov 13, 2009 'Freaks of Nature' Find Home on Farm for Misfit Animals Farmer Paul Springer thinks animals and people alike should be given every chance for love and attention... whether they're two-headed calves or six-legged cows.
EL students mark the day by talking with, learning from vets
Sgt. Kristi Artigue spoke about her experiences in the Army, but her response to a question about how things are different in Iraq than in America drew gasps from seventh-grade girls.
It's Not Water Under the Bridge
Fisherman along the Niantic River in East Lyme found themselves in quite a pickle this past week.
Tri Town honored as 'green' grocer
Local grocery chain Tri Town Foods will be honored this month with an environmental stewardship award for energy-efficient measures at its newest supermarket in Uncasville.
Tarbox ends her 24-year clerical reign
Groton government without Barbara Tarbox is going to be like cereal without milk.
Waterford, East Lyme animal officers are tops
In this day and age when so many people seem to want to do nothing except criticize everyone and everything, I feel it's important to not forget to acknowledge jobs well done and the people performing them.
Republicans candidates led by incumbent First Selectman Paul Formica maintained their dominance on town boards and commissions after Tuesday's municipal election.
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Stuck Amtrak bridge traps Conn. boats
EAST LYME, Conn. - Amtrak officials are trying to fix a railroad bridge in Connecticut that is stuck in the down position and has trapped commercial boats in Niantic Bay.
The Day endorses Paul M. Formica in his re-election campaign against write-in challenger Phillip Delaney.
Some scary science at Mitchell
Isabella Gesino, 5, of East Lyme laughs at her unfinished skull-face paint at the festival.
This is the story of Paul Kueker, an amicable fellow and the personification of how King George of Niantic, in his misguided attempt to protect his asphalt, continues to act like a horse's asphalt instead.
Special needs require very special people
How big is your heart? Is it big enough for Grace, an American bulldog who was so relentlessly overbred by the now-deceased pet shop owner who had her in Colchester that she is now, at the age of 6, unable to gain enough weight to hide her ribs? Grace, who was kept in a cage so much that when her paws encounter grass, she isn't quite sure what to ...
Flu shots for children starting Tuesday
Beginning Tuesday, the Ledge Light Health District will administer the H1N1 flu vaccine to children ages 2 to 4 from East Lyme, Groton, Ledyard, Lyme, Old Lyme, New London, North Stonington, Stonington and Waterford.
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