Friday Dec 4 | The Day
Noank man guilty of breaking into home, molesting child
A Superior Court jury quickly convicted a 46-year-old Noank man this week of breaking into a home in Stonington two years ago and sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl in her bedroom.
Exhibit traces oyster's history, impact
There's more to oysters than slurping them off a shell with a drop or two of cocktail sauce.
Dogs get a taste of Bark Avenue
The borough has long been a dog-friendly place. There's an informal dog park behind the sewer plant, and dogs enjoy romping on the grounds of the Lighthouse Museum or taking a dip off DuBois beach.
Susan G. Avantino, 47, of 1138 Horsepond Road, Salem, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to drive right and traveling unreasonably fast.
Justin Trehy, 27, of 106 Poquonnock Road, was charged Sunday with third-degree assault and breach of peace.
Edward Childs, a member of the National Sojourners New London chapter, places a star on the field of blue on a model of Old Glory as Burt Turner, background, narrates a "Building the Flag" demonstration Tuesday to a gathering at Groton Senior Center in Noank.
Groton & Stonington trolley days
I was pleased to read in The Day last month that the town of Groton has opened a new bicycle way, the G&S Trolley Trail, following the path of the old trolley line.
Gordon Gruetzmacher, of Noank, casts his fly into the Shetucket River in the Baltic section of Sprague looking for Atlantic Salmon Thursday, Oct.
Hausers creates irresistible sweets in Bethel
About two years ago, while Lucille and Ruedi Hauser were visiting Duck Walk Vineyards in Southold, N.Y., they tasted blueberry port wine and fell in love with it.
Democrats to Hold Public Reception
Groton Democrats to Hold Public Reception The Groton Democratic Town Committee has opened their election headquarters in the Groton Shopping Plaza Front at 780 Long Hill Road, and is hosting a "Wine, Cheese, and Chocolate" reception Saturday.
Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut News Retired Pfizer Executive Receives Crawford Award
The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut is pleased to announce Dr. Raymond B. Johnson as the 2009 recipient of the William Crawford Distinguished Service Award.
Two more local marinas get 'clean' designation
Two local marinas are the latest to join a growing list of "Connecticut Clean Marinas," many of which are located in southeastern Connecticut.
What is it with trails in Groton that has outdoor enthusiasts brandishing pitchforks and vowing revenge instead of skipping along merrily, arm-in-arm, while singing "Kumbaya"? Well, maybe that's a slight exaggeration, but a couple of months ago hikers, joggers, cyclists and horseback riders clashed over restrictions that have kept bikes and ...
Groton basketball registration begins
Groton - Registration for the Groton Basketball Association, an instructional league for boys and girls who will be between the age of 8 and 14 on Jan.
New Groton society seeks history buffs
Groton - The newly-founded Groton Historical Society, the first organization in the town's history to focus solely on Groton's past, is looking for members.
Open space group annual meeting held
Groton - David Carroll, an author, artist and naturalist, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Groton Open Space Association at 7 p.m. Oct.
New bicycle trail traces the path that trolleys once took in Groton
Groton - On foot or by bike, some two dozen town officials and local residents celebrated the opening of the new G&S Trolley Trail Saturday with an inaugural jaunt along the paved, one-mile path.
Bikes-to-go program to expand in Mystic
Mystic Community Bikes, which allows residents and visitors alike to borrow bicycles to get around town from May through November, will be growing in size in the coming year with more bicycles and additional distribution centers.
Five rescued from sinking boat
Five men were rescued off North Dumpling Island in Long Island Sound Saturday morning after their fiberglass power boat sank.