North Stonington News

In these times of trouble and uncertainty, we need a good laugh. So instead of a group hug, tell us what your favorite funny movie is, and why.

Police said a firefighter has been arrested in connection to two fires started overnight.

Firefighters battled two blazes in Meriden Friday morning, including one at a church.

The Stonington Ambulance Corps has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by stonemason Kevin Crandall, who charged that two of its EMTs stopped resuscitation efforts after they determined he was dead.

Candidates came to North Stonington on Saturday to discuss the issues in the local races.

Calling all dog lovers. Join us for the Labrador Retreiver Show this Thursday and Friday at the North Stonington Fairgrounds.

The Community Foundation of Southeastern Connecticut is celebrating 25 years of giving with a special gift to southeastern Connecticut: a $1.5 million grant to 13 libraries across this region.

A leader of the Eastern Pequot tribe has been charged with illegally transferring guns to his cousin to pay off a $1,000 cocaine debt.

Freshmen say first day and other events make college special. By Salle E. Richards * srichards@stargazette.com * August 29, 2008 Elmira College's rich heritage enthralled a new generation of students and ...

If you live in Connecticut's 43rd General Assembly district, you can probably expect to see a new face at your front door soon.

Two North Stonington women vowed they will not return to Middletown - despite the pleasant shops, book stores and fine eateries.

Schemitzun 2008 is underway in North Stonington and it traditionally celebrates the feast of green corn and dance.

Click here to go to the e-paper N. STONINGTON - Open space is disappearing in southeastern Connecticut, as business interests purchase the remaining large tracts of land for housing and commercial developments.

A Pawcatuck man was arrested Saturday evening after he led state troopers on a chase through North Stonington.

Just as Griswold Selectwoman Anne Hatfield is trying to launch her campaign for the state Senate, the lawsuit filed against her by a former town secretary has gone to trial.

When it comes to scoring tickets for some shows at Foxwoods Resort and Casino, it could be all about location.

Ann Brown, who co-owned a historic family farmhouse in North Stonington that was burglarized and burned to the ground three years ago, went to court about two dozen times while the case of Andrew Kendzierski ...

Janis Mink of Mystic, a volunteer with the Mystic YMCA rowing program, gives instruction to first time skuller, Maria Fay, of Stonington, at the fifth anniversary celebration of the Mystic YMCA.

In 1667, Thomas Wheeler, the first of his family to come to America, was granted 4,000 acres in Stonington and North Stonington.

In 1667, Thomas Wheeler, the first of his family to come to America, was granted 4,000 acres in Stonington and North Stonington.