North Stonington News

Kimberly Bowers sifts through the rubble in one of the bedrooms of her family's home in Griswold on Friday, a week after a fire damaged much of the dwelling.

North Stonington One man was taken to the hospital for trouble breathing after escaping from a camper fire Thursday evening at the Mystic Kampground of America at 118 Pendleton Hill Road.

Peter Pan Bus Lines will lay off about 40 drivers when Foxwoods Resort Casino ends its employee shuttle service at the end of this month and will close its facility here by the end of April, the division's general manager said Tuesday.

A lawsuit that seeks to revive a North Stonington-based Indian tribe's pursuit of federal recognition was filed without the tribe's say-so, or even knowledge, the tribe's top official said Tuesday.

Jorge R. Garza, 41, of 13 Pons Road, Mystic, was charged Friday with driving while under the influence of alcohol, operating without a license, failure to use a turn signal and traveling too fast for conditions.

Mystic, Conn. - Repairs had to be made after a North Stonington woman drove her car into the side of a well known pizza place.

Norwich police recruit Dennis Bialowas and his wife, Amy, and daughter Alivia, 2, pose for photos after being sworn in by Norwich City Clerk Betsy Barrett along with four other recruits; Anthony Marceau, Zachary Desmond, Christopher Hawrylik, Joel Ethier Wednesday, January 25, 2012, during a ceremony at police headquarters.

The Pawcatuck woman who has sued the town and First Selectman Ed Haberek after he allegedly sent her sexually graphic photos of himself using his town-issued Blackberry, has offered to release the town from the lawsuit if Haberek meets several conditions.

A Foxwoods Resort Casino employee heads toward a shuttle bus at a parking lot on Route 2 in Norwich on Tuesday.

Many propane gas customers in Connecticut as well as the rest of the country are regular victims of unscrupulous business tactics some of these firms practice.

At a recent meeting, the North Stonington Board of Education voted not to approve a letter proposed by Chairman Darren Robert that would end any further work on a feasibility study about the future of the school system and its high school.

Two Connecticut legislative leaders are raising concerns about baby products that contain toxic flame retardants and are considering legislation, including a possible state ban.

Francis Dagon, 32, of South Windsor, was charged Sunday with third-degree larceny by embezzlement and making a false statement.

Five people from North Stonington and Voluntown will join dozens of other sleigh drivers who are slated to compete in the second annual Antique Sleigh Rally at Old Sturbridge Village on Feb.