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Roses can be seen throughout Norwich, but how did the municipality get its nickname?

Norwich – The former John Mason School and central school office building at 90 Town St. this week became the first in what will be a series of school buildings to be readied for marketing and sale. T...

COMO hosting indoor pickleball The Stonington Community Center will be offering indoor pickleball starting Dec. 18. The sport, rising in popularity, weaves together elements of tennis, badminton, and ...

Norwich ― It’s a fair bet that anyone’s first mental image of affordable housing would not include a movie theater, game room, sauna and steam room, gym, billiards room, library and community center, ...

Norwich ― It’s a fair bet that anyone’s first mental image of affordable housing would not include a movie theater, game room, sauna and steam room, gym, billiards room, library and community center, ...

Norwich ― City Historian Dale Plummer has spent the past three years gathering hundreds of acorns from white oak trees descended from the state’s famous historic charter oak. He planted them in pots, ...

Norwich ― The narrow one-way end of lower Main Street has been even narrower for the past several months, with large bins, a construction trailer and at times large machinery, as work progresses on th...

Norwich ― For the first time since the mid-19th century, something new could be built on a vacant, overgrown Cedar Street property where the 19th century New London County jail once stood overlooking ...

Suzanne Maynard was cleaning out drawers and boxes at her Oneco home recently when a yellowed envelope she had purchased years ago piqued her interest once again. Maynard had purchased the item at the...

Norwich ― New research about the history of prominent members of the Black community in Norwich history will be presented at four free forums on Thursdays, sponsored by city Historian Dale Plummer. Th...