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Bad reputation: Greeneville NRZ members celebrate 25 years of efforts to improve community perception
6+ hour, 43+ min ago (779+ words) The Day Norwich â For more than 25 years, members of the Greeneville Neighborhood Revitalization Zone have worked to make their community a better place and change the perception of the once-troubled area The group formed in 2001 and recently celebrated…...
New London Maritime Heritage Festival underway
15+ hour, 19+ min ago (340+ words) The Day New London â Festivities are underway at Waterfront Park, allowing visitors to explore large vessels, view community performances, and learn about the city's maritime history The USCGC Eagle, a 295-foot sailing vessel used as a training cutter…...
Songs of the Sea returns to New London
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (239+ words) The Day The popular sea shanty group the Dreadnoughts are headlining the Songs of the Sea event being held Saturday in New London, in conjunction with the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival Stuart Fensom, of the band My Druthers, and Rich…...
Cello and football are passions for Joel Barlow\'s Sean Rinaldi
4+ day, 43+ min ago (78+ words) Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation Player Spotlight: Joel Barlow senior Sean Rinaldi has been playing the cello longer than he has been playing football. He applies the same rigor when practicing his instrument and his sport, and was able to lean…...
Stonington Portuguese Holy Ghost Society celebrates Feast of the Holy Ghost
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (339+ words) The Day Stonington â Dressed in flowing red and white dresses, Melissa Lestinsky, Lindsey Houle and Morgan Humphrey marched through the streets of Stonington borough carrying a silver crown that has been in their family for generations "A lot…...
New London mayor wants longtime Ocean Beach Park manager to stay on for a year
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (329+ words) The Day New London â For the better part of four decades, the name David Sugrue has been synonymous with Ocean Beach Park And if Mayor Michael Passero gets his way next week, Sugrue will continue to manage the…...
10 years in the making: Ribbon-cutting set for Mystic River Boathouse Park
1+ week, 1+ day ago (503+ words) The Day...
Danielson Fire Department to resume operations at limited capacity
1+ week, 1+ day ago (460+ words) The Day...