North Stonington News

Jonathan Edwards Winery holds its Summer Nights Music Series every Thursday in July.

Heavy rains have flooded part of Route 1 in Mystic, forcing Stonington police to close part of the roadway.

When the Mohegan Indians first started building their casino in the late 1990s, G. Michael Brown, the tough New Jersey lawyer who helped mastermind the development of Foxwoods for the Mashantucket Pequots, scoffed at plans for a major new road linking Mohegan Sun to Route 2A.

World Wide Web Site: www.munic.state.ct.us/N_STONINGTON/n_stonington.htm Taken from Stonington, North Stonington, in New London County, was incorporated May, 1807; Area is 55.0 sq.

Over the weekend, the price of oil, per barrel, went down $1.95. On Monday, oil again went down $2.62 per barrel.

Visit the Resident on Flickr for more pics! On Friday, June 12th, the Mystic Area Shelter and Hospitality hosted ita s annual Auction for Action and a oeIron Chefa Competition at the beautiful Enders Island.

Wheeler graduates were told to focus on their dreams but not to the point that they neglect to see other opportunities that might present themselves.

Kruti Patel, a lifelong resident here, may be a small-town girl, but she nurtures a broader perspective.

State police arrested a local man Friday night and charged him with stabbing another man.

Connecticut State Police are trying to find out who stole 92 street signs for a popular charity bike ride.

Connecticut state police are trying to find out who stole 92 street signs for a charity bike ride in Griswold and North Stonington last month.

The signs were stolen from Route 201 between May 22and May 24.

With layoffs at the casinos and the economy spiraling down, Schemitzun is the next victim to fall to tough times.

A pilot project that will examine large spending programs will finally put the results-based accountability method to a test.

A drug called Salvia is growing in popularity among teens. It's a drug that some say causes a serious high and is easy to attain.

Roving patrols and checkpoints set up by local and state police resulted in the arrest of scores of intoxicated drivers and the issuance of thousands of citations over the long holiday weekend.

My grandfather was a World War II vet and when I was a little girl, he always bought me those red poppies the veterans would sell outside of the grocery store.

Sarah Hatsuko Hicks, the sixth and final conductor candidate, rehearses the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra at the Garde Arts Center in New London.

There is a coolness factor associated with riding a motorcycle, said Roger Brisson of Pawcatuck.

Romana Strochlitz Primus, of Waterford, struggles with her emotions as she recounts her families experiences during the Holocaust during a commeration service at Temple Emanu-El in Waterford on Tuesday.