Sunday Nov 1 | The Day
Salem needs governor to complete Route 11
This letter is to ponder why the state of Connecticut had been procrastinating, or perhaps even giving us a nontruth, about finishing Route 11 from Colchester to Route 85 near Interstate 395 in Waterford.
Halloween events: A thrill a minute
Ghoulish behavior ruled at the Old Saybrook Fire Department's Haunted Hayride last year.
Outcome of election in Salem doesn't hold much suspense
The town's vote for Board of Selectmen on Nov. 3 shouldn't produce any surprises: All three candidates are running unopposed.
Eastern Connecticut: Salem Library Book Group Looking For New Members
At The Library Submitted by Jackie Hemond on 2009-10-13.   The Salem Library is looking for new members.
Eastern Connecticut: V Is For Vampires At The Salem Library
At The Library Submitted by Jackie Hemond on 2009-10-06.   On Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m., at the Salem Free Public Library, located at 264 Hartford Road, Faye Ringel will present the program, V is for Vampires.
Multimedia program explores Connecticut's witch hunts
A generation before the Salem witch-hunt hysteria gripped colonial Massachusetts, another horrifying and deadly series of witch trials was taking place in Connecticut's capital.
Eightmile River Receives More Support
The Eightmile River Wild and Scenic Coordinating Committee has hired Patricia Young to serve as the principal contact for the committee and the watershed communities of Colchester , Salem, Lyme and East Haddam .
Salem seeks grant money for proposed pathway
Salem - Recreation Committee Chair Sue Spang said she has started applying for grants to help pay for the construction of a multipurpose path from Music Vale Road to Salem School at a Board of Finance meeting Thursday night at Town Hall.
Salem Man Wins Contest To Create iPhone Application
Salem - People thought it was strange when Jason Siniscalchi, an environmentalist who just received a doctorate in forest research science, got a job analyzing leadership methods at the Coast Guard.
Salem Man Wins Contest To Create iPhone Application
Salem - People thought it was strange when Jason Siniscalchi, an environmentalist who just received a doctorate in forest research science, got a job analyzing leadership methods at the Coast Guard.
Salem Man Wins Contest To Create iPhone Application
Salem - People thought it was strange when Jason Siniscalchi, an environmentalist who just received a doctorate in forest research science, got a job analyzing leadership methods at the Coast Guard.
Salem Man Wins Contest To Create iPhone Application
Salem - People thought it was strange when Jason Siniscalchi, an environmentalist who just received a doctorate in forest research science, got a job analyzing leadership methods at the Coast Guard.
Salem Man Wins Contest To Create iPhone Application
Salem - People thought it was strange when Jason Siniscalchi, an environmentalist who just received a doctorate in forest research science, got a job analyzing leadership methods at the Coast Guard.
Salem - Three weeks after he sold a coveted parcel to the Salem Land Trust for more than $200,000, the 60-year-old son of the town's former first selectman was indicted by a federal grand jury this week on charges that he distributed methamphetamines.
Salem Democrats continue independent streak with selection of Lyden
Salem - For the second consecutive election, the Democratic Town Committee nominated an independent to run for first selectman.
Ross tapped to lead state Military Affairs office
Salem First Selectman Robert T. Ross has been nominated to serve as the state's next executive director of the Office of Military Affairs, Gov.
Saturday is the Fourth of July, the United States of America's 233rd birthday. Take this opportunity to offer the nation some birthday wishes.
As Real As Firefighter Training Gets
In the blackened and charred second-floor hallway of a home off of Route 82, Firefighter Jim Shenking waited outside a room, kneeling amid rising smoke and crackling flames, his hose at the ready.
Towns look to strike probate court balance
As municipalities scramble to best position themselves for the coming overhaul of the probate court system, towns such as Old Lyme are shopping for allies.
Two people were killed and one person was arrested, accused of drunken-driving, in a crash in Waterford early Sunday morning.