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Article content Bothwell-area farmer Brian Wright, spokesperson for the recently-formed Chatham-Kent Landowners Association, said the group of mainly farmers are “very opposed” to a woodlot bylaw. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Organized opposition growing for any type of tree-cutting bylaw in Chatham-Kent Back to video He said the association supports a natural heritage strategy that was approved by Chatham-Kent council in July 2014, noting ...

Because I was white: Former New London police chief claims race held him back, mayor says Josh LaBella FacebookTwitterEmail FILE PHOTO: Peter Reichard, a member of the New Haven Police Department in 2005 at the Pilot Pen Tennis tournament. New London’s mayor says Reichard retired as his city’s police chief when he was confronted about recorded comments he made about his time with the New Haven department.File photo NEW LONDON — The city’s former police chief abruptly retired when he was...

Published July 01. 2021 6:11PM | Updated July 01. 2021 6:26PM By In our June 25 editorial congratulating Brian Wright’s elevation from captain to chief of the New London police, we presented it as an opportunity for a fresh start, a chance “to look for more avenues of cooperation and tone down the confrontation.” With the surfacing of more information, the enormity of the challenge Chief Wright faces has become clearer. This week the community learned more about the circumstances s...

I cover most aspects of The Days "home city," reporting on politics, education and economic development among other things going on in New London. The best part of the job is listening to the ideas generated by the people of this scrappy little city full of optimism, activism and determination. Im a father of two incredible kids whose wife is a dedicated nurse at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital. Greg Smith I cover most aspects of The Days "home city," reporting on politics, education and economi...

New London — Mayor Michael Passero did not have to search too far to find the citys next police chief. He plans to promote 26-year law enforcement veteran and acting Chief Brian Wright to fill the vacant position by next month. “I’ve worked with Brian Wright closely since I’ve been mayor. He has impressive leadership skills. He knows the agency well. He knows the community. He’s developed the relationships we need to have,” Passero said. “We’re pleased to be able to give this ...

He's raising money for tornado relief

He's raising money for tornado relief

He's raising money for tornado relief

He's raising money for tornado relief

He's raising money for tornado relief