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Gillian Riley, a senior at Robert E. Fitch High School in Groton who wants to be a pediatric neurosurgeon, said with a long educational path ahead of her, she needs to factor money into the decision o...

The migrants have made their way to Big Apple, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver and Los Angeles — stretching budgets and wreaking havoc in their wake.

Lusher, Maurice, Lucas, Maffeo, and Peck receive ECAR honors The Eastern Connecticut Association of Realtors honored Marilyn Lusher as its 2023 Realtor of the Year during its annual Awards Banquet on ...

Groton ― Camryn Hobbs, a senior at Ella T. Grasso Technical High School, is always busy, whether she’s doing school work, learning new skills at Electric Boat, helping her family or playing sports. On...

When Shineika Fareus was in high school, she had no idea what it took to get into college, much less make it all the way through. But the now 24-year-old New London High School graduate lucked out by...

Essex Savings Bank has announced its allocations for local nonprofits benefiting from its Community Investment Program based on customer ballot preferences. This year, as in 27 other years of vot...

New London ― On Monday morning, representatives from 24 local non-profits, religious organizations and schools lined up outside the Gemma E. Moran United Way Center warehouse ready for the clock to st...

This spring, the Chelsea Groton Foundation provided $289,000 to 63 non-profit organizations from Connecticut and Rhode Island.

PEOPLEFollowing the Annual Meeting of Corporators on March 29, the Jewett City Savings Bank Board of Directors elected Gary W. Peloquin to serve

This summer, two interns — Leslie Ann Melendez and Zeraiah Ramos — will be helping New London Landmarks conduct oral history interviews with