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Is the Westfield Trumbull Mall alive or a dead mall walking?

Stonington—The town will host an energy fair at the Milne Ocean Science and Conservation Center at Mystic Aquarium on March 25. "This event will offer residents and businesses a fun and educational op...

The weekend after Thanksgiving is dedicated to putting the spotlight on New Canaan’s downtown. The Holiday Stroll was started by a group of local merchants 18 years ago and has evolved to be one of New Canaan’s most beloved traditions.  The Chamber invites you to head downtown 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 2 […]

Jim Himes, the Democratic candidate, and Jayme Stevenson, Republican candidate, for the election of Connecticut representatives visited the Staples library Nov. 8 to answer students’ questions regarding hot topics in the midst of their election. Both candidates were given two minutes of opening statements each, and then were asked the highschooler’s questions. Topics discussed included...

State officials deny that New Canaan had been “led to believe” its application for four years of relief from a widely discussed affordable housing law would be approved, as First Selectman Kevin Moynihan recently asserted. Moynihan had said during the Oct. 4 Board of Selectmen meeting that “we expect to get our moratorium on November 1st.”  He added, […]

The Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday will take public comment regarding a divisive proposal to erect a cell phone tower behind West School, officials say. Under state law, the Commission is charged with making a positive or negative report back to the town prior to major changes on public land. A special meeting has […]

Letter writers explain why they are voting for Dave Randall, Anne Dauphanais and Gabbi Labonte in Connecticuts Nov. 8 election.

Incumbent Democrat Senator Cathy Osten and Republican challenger Pietro Camarella debated Oct. 19 at Norwich Free Academy, for the 19th District seat.

International Entertainers from 21 Countries and Cultures Joined Forces to Celebrate Diversity, the Arts

Stonington ― A group of volunteers, committee members and guests gathered on the front lawn of the police department Monday morning to break ground on the town’s newest veteran’s monument. “A lot of ...