Sunday May 12 | The Day
Rap song is music to Goodwill stores' ears
"I'm aware it's ugly," said Macayla Baker, 19, of the garment hanging in the Norwich Goodwill.
Kevin Duffy: No one expects more from Harvey than Harvey
1. "Growing up, I always wanted to be the best, no matter what it was, no matter where it was," he says.
Ham operators and the military prepare for joint radio exercise
Every year, ham radio operators take part in many challenging contests and exercises, both for fun and to hone their skills.
One Tank Trips: The Submarine Nautilus In Groton, Conn.
"This is the first nuclear-powered vessel of any kind - ship or under the water," Submarine Force Museum Curator Steven Finnegan told WCBS 880's Mike Xirinachs.
Turnout 'steady' in Groton City municipal elections
Moderators reported a steady turnout in Groton City's municipal elections today, where at least two people showed up to vote but were turned away because they live outside city borders in Groton Town.
Totally unneccessary for the mistress to report...
In this Aug. 3, 2012 photo provided by the U.S. Navy, Cmdr. Michael P. Ward II, center, is saluted during the change-of-command ceremony for the nuclear submarine USS Pittsburgh at the Naval Submarine Base New London, in Groton, Conn.
Ryan J. Peterle, 26, of 51 Coveside Lane, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to drive right and second-degree failure to appear in court.
Communities to hold municipal elections
Voters in 13 Connecticut communities are going to the polls on Monday to choose their mayor or first selectman and other municipal leaders.
George H. Demontigny, 24, of 172 Hawthorne Drive, Unit 18G, New London, was charged Friday with second-degree failure to appear in court.
Groton demolishes Fusconi property opposite Naval Submarine Base
The town of Groton today began demolishing the former Fusconi Dry Cleaning Business, the abandoned property opposite Naval Submarine Base New London.
Both parents helped son in Groton deal cocaine, police say
A Groton man who local and federal authorities say was a major cocaine dealer in southeastern Connecticut had help in the drug trade from the unlikeliest of sources - his mother and father.
TVC disaster? Let's have some perspective
Spring has sprung in the fair City of Groton. Sprays of daffodils rise between stone walls, bursts of golden forsythia bring joy into hearts, and lawns are adorned with political signs in red and blue.
The captain and some of the crew from theUSS Toledo are in town on a special mission.
Reader Submitted: Niderno To Manage Savings Institute In Mansfield
Robert Niderno has been named assistant vice president, branch manager for the Savings Institute Bank & Trust's Mansfield office, according to Jonathan Wood, Savings Institute Bank & Trust Company senior vice president retail banking.
Well, you probably think today we are going to talk about the town of Mystic. You are correct, though Mystic is not officially one of our 169 towns in Connecticut.
Upcoming Thames Street work in Groton fuels optimism, concerns
Alice Mabry and Bryan Fowler head to their Thames Street home Monday after stopping to talk to neighbor Janet Coburn, at rear, now talking to customers Robert Kent and Bill Martin at her Mud Turtle Cafe.
Mayor Galbraith proud of city's progress
In the past two years, my administration has made tremendous progress in the City of Groton.
Harland signs Scient Federal Credit Union to Phoenix core processing technology
Harland Financial Solutions announced that Scient Federal Credit Union, based in Groton, Connecticut, has licensed its real-time core processing solution, PhoenixEFE Core.
We The People vs. The Pharmaceutical Industry
The pharma industry is in a pickle. It is losing all its friends and handing over sticks to its enemies.