Tuesday Nov 3 | The Day
Quiambaug Fire Department wants to switch dispatchers
The Quiambaug Fire Department has told the town and that it would like Groton Fire Alarm to begin dispatching its calls instead of the police department.
Justin M. Loncroft, 22, of Durham, was charged Friday with fourth-degree larceny and conspiracy.
West Vine St. school evacuated because of water main break
West Vine Street School in Pawcatuck has been evacuated because of a water main break.
Change is guaranteed in Stonington
Stonington - The Board of Selectmen will have at least two new members after the Nov.
McQuade's puts 'green' in green grocer
Talk about your green grocer. At the family-owned McQuade's Marketplace Inc., "going green" has been its way of doing business for some time now.
TheDay.Com - Letters To The Editor
Haberek fortitude aids Stonington
The town of Stonington has an important election coming up on Nov. 3. It is with great pleasure that we urge Stonington voters to support First Selectman Haberek's re-election campaign.
Man charged with attacking girlfriend
Police arrested a Norwich man who they say was beating his girlfriend. Eugene Jones, 34, of 119 Sandy Lane, was charged with criminal attempt to commit second-degree assault, first-degree strangulation, third-degree assault, threatening, breach of peace and interfering with police.
Gary Poe, Founder and Executive Director, Windows-On-Our-Waters, points to Cheeze Wiz that contains "more anchovies than cheese" in the Windows-On-Our-Waters trailer.
Developer's bonds won't cover town's cost
Stonington - When the Planning and Zoning Commission approved construction of the 40-lot Rockridge subdivision in Pawcatuck in 2001, it required the developer to post a bond to ensure all the promised road, sidewalk, landscaping and other improvements.
Charmed by plan to promote community
Lisa Konicki thinks the Westerly area is charming. So she's initiated a clever business promotion called "Westerly-Pawcatuck is CHARMing" that involves collecting special charms from 30 locations in the greater Westerly area to adorn a special pewter bracelet.
Building up Business in Pawcatuck
For years a number of commercial buildings and multi-family apartment houses, especially in Pawcatuck, have remained vacant or have been neglected by their owners.
D-S partners with Scantech for inline PET sheet measurement
Extrusion technology supplier Davis-Standard has paired with Scantech Americas to integrate an X-ray transmission scanner for measuring sheet thickness on a proprietary polyethylene terephthalate system installed this past year.
Penguin paintings raise money for aquarium
Move over Picasso, a new group of artists are attracting quite a crowd. Two African penguins are creating one-of-a-kind masterpieces on small tiles at a pottery studio in Pawcatuck, Connecticut.
Haberek Receives Union Endorsement
First Selectmen Ed Haberek has announced that he has been endorsed for reelection by the Connecticut State Region 9A UAW Council.
Stonington Streetscape Projects
The Streetscapes Project in Pawcatuck is in its final stages. The Project in Downtown Msytic begins September 30th and will run until November 10th.
$1M bond set for man charged with rape of his former girlfriend
Stonington - A New London Superior Court judge set a $1 million bond Monday for an Uncasville man charged with breaking into his ex-girlfriend's Pawcatuck home on Saturday, threatening her with a knife and then raping her.
Local man held on home invasion, rape charge
Police arrested an Uncasville man Saturday morning and charged him with breaking into his ex-girlfriend's Pawcatuck home and raping her at knifepoint.
Uncasville Man Arrested in Stonington Home Invasion and Rape
Stonington a " Police arrested an Uncasville man Saturday morning and charged him with breaking into his ex-girlfrienda TMs Pawcatuck home, threatening her with a knife and then raping her.
Stonington - Up until now you could see a movie, do some banking and buy groceries at the Pawcatuck Farms development at Routes 2 and 49.
Suspected bank robbers try to flee in taxi
A couple allegedly planning to rob the Washington Trust Bank branch on Franklin Street on Tuesday afternoon apparently believed they had the perfect get-away vehicle.
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