Today's News
- City poised to settle lawsuit blocking Fort Trumbull development
- Living Nativity in N. Stonington
- Norwich school board to serve as superintendent search committee
- Bishop says Niantic priest accused of attempted sex assault remains 'in good standing'
- Police logs - Dec. 19, 2018
- Nick DeLucia, Marine Corps veteran who ran for the 139th House District seat, dies
- Norwich utilities commission rescinds added perk in Bilda's contract
- Senate overwhelmingly passes criminal justice overhaul
- Norwich diocese can't say if it will release names of priests accused of abuse
- Hotel plan approved for former Hale Mill in Yantic
- In Stonington, Shared Services Committee reports recommendations
- Cold water rescue
- Case continued for Montville assistant principal
- Flynn sentencing abruptly postponed; judge states disgust
- Report on child deaths in Connecticut urges better access to day care
- Norwich police issue alert for missing 52-year-old man
- Trump Foundation reaches deal to dissolve amid lawsuit
- White House says it wants to keep government open, will find other ways to fund border wall
- Flynn heads to sentencing, with 'Good luck' wish from Trump
- State police Troop K announces anti-drunk driving campaign
- Wheeler Middle School Quarter 1 Honor Roll
- Remembrance of Things Past: Of gift wrap and the men’s shops that once dotted Mystic
- Little if any progress as partial government shutdown looms
- With final jabs at FBI, Michael Flynn heads to sentencing
- Chicago police: 2 officers die after being struck by train
- Russian disinformation teams targeted Mueller, says report prepared for Senate
- Comey lambastes GOP over Trump's continued attacks on FBI: 'Stand up and speak the truth'
- 'Farout': Scientists spot solar system's farthest known object
- Heart attack risk is 37 percent higher on Christmas Eve
- Today's epaper
- Serving up some chicken
- Questions remain about double-fatal, wrong-way crash on I-95
- New London votes to increase next mayor's salary by $24,000
- New London, Waterford, East Lyme police look to share arrest powers
- MGM Springfield's gaming revenues falling short, expert says
- Silicon Valley East: Google plans $1B expansion in New York
- Federal court says N.Y. ban on nunchucks unconstitutional
- Trooper, bystanders save loose dog on Connecticut highway
- Report: Homelessness climbed in Connecticut by 17%
- R.I. police: 13 victims identified in nude photo-sharing case
- Norwich offers Narcan training to downtown business owners
- Man convicted in Norwich Goth assault could be released on bond
- Former Norwich resident awarded additional $44 million in tobacco lawsuit
- Old Lyme officials discuss establishing affordable housing committee
- Ledyard and Griswold properties among open space preserved by new state grants
- Preston Community Fund awards grants
- New London firefighters extinguish small, candle-related blaze
- Police logs - Dec. 18, 2018
- CBS denies former CEO $120 million severance in sexual misconduct scandal
- My Pet Pal: Simba
Today's Sports
- The Day's All-Area Volleyball Player of the Year: East Lyme's Sydney Iannantuono
- No. 3 New London girls edge No. 2 East Haven 66-63
- UConn answers Hurley's challenge, responds with rout of Drexel
- Chargers lead Pro Bowl selections with 7 players
- No. 1 UConn women visit Oklahoma after 11-day exam break
- Sons of G's have learned their lessons well
- Mourinho fired by Man United with his career at crossroads
- Ollie alleges UConn deterred him from filing racial discrimination complaint
- On the Air
- Local roundup: Waterford boys topple St. Bernard 79-63
- Source: Harvey, Angels agree to one-year, $11M deal
- The Day’s All-Area Swimmer of the Year: Waterford’s Ella Dyjak
- Will UConn men respond to Hurley's challenge against Drexel?
- Halak gets third shutout as Bruins beat Canadiens 4-0
- Suns score 41 in third quarter and rout Knicks 128-110
- Tuesday's local schedule
- Local roundup: Rajai Davis signs minor league deal with Mets
- On the Air
- Patriots have issues to address after two straight losses
- Giants get back to work a day after being eliminated
Today's Business
Today's Opinion
- And now the Boy Scouts, make it stop
- Trump's secrets of success have finally failed him
- Plan by Sen. Osten to get third casino built deserves consideration
- Climate change conference achieved too little and too late
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- Democrats unyielding in pursuit of total power
- Dark narrow road in Waterford no place for joggers
- Texas judge goes rogue on Obamacare
- One of America's most successful exports is in trouble
- Republicans blow up health care system
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- Google plays with dragon fire in courting China
- Doug Jones, blue Democrat serving red Alabama
- PC complainers try to ruin our Christmas
- Sees friend's family divided by politics
- Voters for Greens should consider joining
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Today's A&E
- Actress and director Penny Marshall dies at age 75
- Dear America: It's time we gave fruitcake another chance
- Chef Timothy Hollingsworth learned by cooking up discipline
- Ivoryton Playhouse announces 2019 season
- Toni Braxton is in the holiday spirit with Lifetime movie
- Hours after Springsteen show closes, film drops on Netflix
- Lotteries for Dec. 17, 2018
- Reconnection with teacher is highlight of reunion plans
- Your stars Dec. 18
- Exhibition at Mystic Seaport explores mystery of the Franklin expedition
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Case continued for Montville assistant principal
The case against Tatiana Patten, the Montville High School assistant principal charged with failing to report classroom fighting, will continue into next year.
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Police are seeking a 52-year-old man who they said went missing Nov. 30.
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City poised to settle lawsuit blocking Fort Trumbull development
The city and its development arm, the Renaissance City Development Association, are poised to settle two pending lawsuits that have served to stymie development efforts on a swath of land at the Fort Trumbull peninsula.
Living Nativity in N. Stonington
Peter Kirmmse, 6, dressed as an angel, practices walking without tripping on his gown as Gabe Dobley, 10, dressed as a shepherd, looks on before a living Nativity at the Congregational Church of North Stonington.
