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By G.A. Peck Historians and artists have long preserved the legacy of Neptune, who Romans worshipped as a god of freshwater and the sea. The little coastal enclave of Neptune Park Association at the s...

Now becoming obsolete, lighthouses face storms, damage, and dwindling funds. Here is an exception. Plus: lighthouse tours, overnight stays.

Day at the Beach Editor's Note: Welcome to our annual summer series. This year, we asked readers to tell us about their favorite beach destinations within driving distance, since summer in so...

Old Lyme ― The Hains Park section of Rogers Lake is closed due to high bacteria levels in the water and swimming is discouraged at Hawks Nest Beach, Ledge Light Health District said Monday in its lat...

Lume Cubes Edge Light illuminates my desk and my face, and can charge my phone while doing so..

Lighthouses are fascinating. Just ask some of the thousands of tourists who traverse the country each year to visit, photograph and tour them. It stands to reason that the most passionate lighthouse ...

New London — The New London Maritime Society has kicked off a fundraising campaign to help rehabilitate and preserve Race Rock Lighthouse, one of three lighthouses under the stewardship of the New Lon...

When Steve Mansfield joined Ledge Light Health District in July 1998, he was working as an environmental health specialist for an organization that served only the Town of Groton and the City of Grot...

Cities and towns across the country have 18 months to obligate a total of $350 billion in State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds as part of the American Rescue Plan Act signed into law in March 2021, a...

This is a part of a series on how southeastern Connecticut municipalities are spending American Rescue Plan Act funds. With American Rescue Plan Act funds flowing to school districts, municipalit...