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Jeff Cordero used to enjoy attending the New London-Waterford Speedbowl with his dad and grandmother as a kid, and for most people that would be the end of the story. But Cordero, a native of Salem, h...

When John Genther, a 23-year-old commercial fisherman from Madison, Conn., signed up for a CPR and first aid safety class hosted by Connecticut Sea Grant at UConn Avery Point, he never expected that two weeks later, he would be using his training to save a man's life.  

William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty has announced the promotion of Beth Cote, formerly a top-performing real estate agent with the firm’s Old Lyme brokerage, to brokerage manager in Old L...

UConn, defying national trends, has experienced an unprecedented surge in its applicant pools, marking a new milestone in its academic journey. The university...

More than 56,700 aspiring Huskies have already applied for spots in this fall’s entering class

A massive retirement-home development in Goochland County continues to fill out, as it opened dozens of new units last month and has dozens more underway.

Avery Point, which at completion will span up to 1,400 residential units on a 94-acre campus in West Creek, expects to open a 103-unit apartment building called Wilton Crossing this summer.

'You saved someone's life. It's a big deal'

The idea of the Thames River as a working waterfront has not captured the public imagination today the same way it did a century or two ago when all manner of businesses, including the whaling industr...

The idea of the Thames River as a working waterfront has not captured the public imagination today the same way it did a century or two ago when all manner of businesses, including the whaling industr...