New London County News

At a forum Wednesday at Norwich Free Academy, law enforcement officials and a representative from the Office of the State's Attorney ticked off the reasons why youngsters shouldn't engage in the growing trend of sending nude photos through text messages on their cell phones.

New London County residents can enjoy all the Museum has to offer for free! Be the first to see Magic of Christmas celebration, tour the art exhibitions and historic house, and enjoy a hands-on project.

Longtime Selectman Gerald Grabarek has always had a way of getting his point across.

Today through Dec. 31 is an important time for many senior citizens, and the reason has nothing to do with the fast-approaching holiday season.

Chris Brown's MTV interview was terrible. Fine, he didn't want to get into specifics about what happened that February night between him and then-girlfriend, Rihanna, in their car.

The IRS wants to give you money. Don't blink: It's true. The country's chief collector of taxes is looking for nearly 1,000 people statewide owed more than $1.2 million.

Old salts always want to return to their homeport, but in the case of 19th-century whaling captain John P. Rice, coming home may be costly.

To bring a sense of community to downtown, more than 15 businesses here have agreed to stay open late on Friday nights and offer special events and activities.

Of the 1,500 regional clients for SCORE, a counseling agency for small businesses, only about 20 percent have a Web site or expect to incorporate it into a business plan.

I know I speak for all the runners and their families who participated in the 32nd Annual Jack O'Keefe Memorial Strides Road Race held Oct.

Sales of single-family homes in New London and Windham counties rose 12 percent last quarter, but prices were off nearly 10 percent, according to the latest statistics from the Eastern Connecticut Association of Realtors.

The Animal Welfare League of New London County deserves a big pat on the back for putting together "Shake, Waggle and Roll" over the Labor Day weekend.

A New London County charity trying to expedite an application for emergency-energy assistance instead raised concerns that people collecting unemployment benefits could be targets for identity theft.

Ka-ching.That's the sound of serious coin rolling in to automotive dealers from the Cash for Clunkers program.Despite early skepticism, an onslaught of voucher rejections, and the fear they were fronting money they would never see again, several dealers in New London County said Monday they have either been paid in full or are close to it - a ...

Town officials are planning a grand opening for the G&S Trolley Trail for Saturday, Sept.

Fairfield County had the most winners in the annual ranking of the 40 fastest-growing technology companies in Connecticut for 2009.

The pace of job losses in New London County is expected to slow considerably over the next few months, according to a University of Connecticut economic forecast released Friday.

Putnam Bank has opened its newest branch in Norwich, part of its continuing expansion into southeastern Connecticut.

The Waterford Youth Service Bureau Youth Center will be open to middle school students who want to come after school and hang out with friends, do homework and take part in fun activities.

Economic blues will linger in many towns and cities during the upcoming budget season, with little or no growth expected in October 2009 tax bases.