In New London, houses of worship have long history of activism
These faith communities represent the diversity of the city and their volunteers support causes ranging from combating homelessness and food insecurity to assisting the formerly incarcerated with re-entry into community life.
Six feet apart and 14 days alone
When we tell the story of 2020, we do so in language rarely used previously: pandemic, distance learning, self-quarantine, WFH, social distancing, curbside pickup, Zoom.
Connecticut, we hardly knew ye — till now
State tourism office, promoting 'staycations,' begins airing TV commercials, including one focusing on eastern Connecticut.
Those We Lost: At 79, he'd just finished rebuilding his boat engine when he tested positive for COVID-19. Then he died.
"At first, he thought 'I’m healthy. I’m busy. I’ll be fine.' Little by little, it started wearing him down more and more,” Mary-Lou Brockett Devine said of her father, Paul who died recently from COVID-19.
Census advocates stress importance of 2020 count
State and local officials stress the importance of the 2020 Census to Norwich and southeastern Connecticut.
Growing share of New London County workers over 65 remain in workforce
The Day's annual holiday series is about seniors in the workforce.
'Make a Difference' series kicks off the giving season
The Day's annual Make a Difference series begins its 12th year today, marking more than a decade of community generosity for neighbors in need.
The Connecticut Hiking Guide
Nothing beats a good day in the woods. To showcase all that Connecticut and nearby Rhode Island have to offer the outdoor enthusiast, The Day has created this online hiking guide. Looking for a quick romp? A challenging hike? A hidden gem? There's something here for everyone, and trails offer a variety of woodland, river, marsh and shoreline scenery.
BACK IN THE DAY
From rum-runners to atomic submarines: Back in The Day
A collection of articles and features devoted to the region's rich and varied history.