Killingly Commons News Today

KILLINGLY, Conn. (WPRI) — Connecticut State Police say an officer involved shooting is under investigation in Killingly on Saturday. Just after 1 p.m., officers were called to the Hartford Turnpike in the Dayville area for reports of a suspicious incident. As officers tried to speak with the suspect at a gas station near the Killingly […]

The Tommy Toy Fund had about 3,500 children from Southeastern CT signed up last year, but had almost 3,750 children signed up by the end of last week.

The iconic Ra Ras Ice Cream Parlor business in Killingly will once again operate out of a fixed location this spring.

When a death is the result of a drug overdose, its difficult to make an arrest — let alone one that results in prison time for a dealer.

Eastern Connecticuts counties, Windham and New London, saw more snow than other parts of the state, according to the National Weather Service.

Killingly officials are looking to create a new cultural commission in the heart of downtown Danielson to draw in and engage visitors.

The National Weather Service predicts over a foot of snow for Eastern Connecticut, and local power companies are warning of possible power failures.

With venues backed up because of COVID-19 rescheduling, and more destination weddings again, 2022 is showing an uptick in weekday nuptials.

As walk-in COVID-19 vaccination options continue to open up across Eastern Connecticut, yet another dose avenue will be available soon in Killingly and Norwich by way of a two-day mobile clinic. The FEMA/UConn Health Mobile Vaccination Clinic will be parked in the Killingly Commons shopping center on April 30 and May 1 for distribution of the Pfizer vaccine to Northeast Connecticut residents 16 and older who have not yet received a dose. While appointments are encouraged by calling (860) 679-6...

KILLINGLY — Utility crews will be in the Dayville section of town this month conducting a series of electric distribution grid upgrade jobs that includes adding stronger poles, new transformers and “extreme” weather-proof wiring. The $1.45 million project by Eversource is focusing on Upper Maple Street, where two schools are located; Route 101, which includes the commercial stretch housing the Killingly Commons shopping center; and Sayles Avenue. “Our job is to ensure customers have the...