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Groton And Stonington Patch Users: North End Deli Cupcakes Are The Best
The people have spoken andA North End Deli and Caterers are the master cupcake bakers in Stonington and Groton.
COMO College Scholarship Applications Are Now Available
A Scholarship funds are available for Stonington residents through the COMO , the organization announced on their website.
Jeremiah Holmes gets his revenge
Jeremiah Holmes despised the British. Although he knew it wasn't very Christian of him, he absolutely loathed them.
State may consider repealing the death penalty
With both killers in the Cheshire home invasion facing death row, legislation may now come forward that would abolish the death penalty in Connecticut for future crimes.
200-year-old shipwreck off Rhode Island is researched
For two centuries it rested a mile from shore, shrouded by a treacherous reef from the pleasure boaters and beachgoers who haunt New England's southern coast.
Food Fight: Time To Vote In The Best Cupcake Poll
Yum. Cupcakes. Salted caramel amaretto, Mexican chocolate or just simple chocolate with vanilla frosting-they all sound good.
Stonington school board approves 4.1% budget hike
The $33.2 million budget, which now goes to the Board of Finance for review, is $4,000 less than the budget presented by Superintendent of Schools Leanne Masterjoseph.
Daily Five: Artini Hour With The Mystic Arts Center
Thursday's cocktail is the Flirtini. Instruction and supplies will be provided. Call 860-536-7601 extension 209 to reserve your spot.
Researchers probe 200-year-old shipwreck off RI
For two centuries it rested a mile from shore, shrouded by a treacherous reef from the pleasure boaters and beachgoers who haunt New England's southern coast.
Connecticut Ranked Worst State To Retire, Done In By Cost And Weather
Does the thought of retiring somewhere near Yale sound good? Take advantage of the university and renowned health care, easy access to New York without the daily hassles, a quick shot out to the country, great river towns and shoreline nearby.
Daily Five: Men's Night At Fripperies
In this month's round of Food Fight we're going to find the best place to get cupcakes in Stonington and Groton .
Peter Pan Bus Lines to lay off 40 drivers on Foxwoods shuttle routes
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.
Food Fight: Who Has The Best Cupcakes In Stonington And Groton
With Valentine's Day just a week away there is no shortage of places in Stonington and Groton to get your special someone a tasty cupcake.
Fifteen Minutes With Pine Point's Stephen Bennhoff
Stonington-Mystic Patch has begun a new feature to help us and you get to your neighbors and the friendly faces around town.
Firefighters extinguish Stonington borough apartment fire
Borough firefighters quickly extinguished a fire on the back desk of an apartment house at 18 Elm St.
Stonington a leader in pay-as-you-throw strategy to promote recycling
A curious thing about recycling in Connecticut - it's mandatory. Has been for 20 years.
Fill This Spot: Thread Mill Property on River Road
The old Thread Mill was suppose to be home to apartments and businesses by now. Instead the property on River Road in Pawcatuck sits empty.
Daily Five: Property Taxes Due Today
2. The Mystic Arts Center is seeking submissions for the upcoming exhibition Young At Art .
Meriden Rep. Proposes Minimum Wage Hike
A Can you live on $8.25 an hour in Connecticut? A group of Democratic state legislators, including House Speaker Chris Donovan of Meriden, says the current $8.25 per hour minimum wage in the state - that's $17,160 a year before taxes for those working 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year - is just not enough to keep workers and their families afloat.
State housing permits hit all-time low
December's housing-permit statistics released Monday by the state Department of Economic and Community Development showed 253 approvals statewide, up nearly 18 percent from the same month the previous year.