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Waterford ― If it was up to the operators of the Dominion Millstone Power Station, its spent nuclear fuel would not be stored on site. Vice President Michael O’Connor said this past week that the plan...

Waterford ― First Selectman Rob Brule said he plans to announce his re-election plans during a gathering next week. The gathering will be at Filomena’s of 262 Boston Post Rd. on May 18 from 5 to 7 p....

Waterford ― The Representative Town Meeting approved a $102 million budget at its fourth and final budget hearing Wednesday night. Representatives reduced the budget by an additional $536,472 from the...

Artist Sajid “Jay” Jajja has an admittedly peculiar approach to painting. A familiar and popular presence as the assistant manager at Sam’s Convenience Store on Ocean Avenue in New London, he’ll often...

Waterford ― Bob Wadsworth has pretty much seen it all down at Mago Point. His grandparents essentially built up the waterfront property in the 1940s with a restaurant and eventually Mago Point Marina ...

Waterford ― Helen Post Curry said she was sad when she learned that the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection had announced its plan to demolish the buildings her great-grandfather, ...

The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is expected to work with the community to incorporate historic preservation into the new passive park design.

The state’s quest to bring large-scale data centers to Connecticut under a 2021 tax-incentive plan hailed as a “once in a generation opportunity” has not always gone smoothly. One data center proj...

Waterford — LEARN, the regional educational service center, wants to put the Southwest School property to a new use. On Tuesday night, LEARN’s director of innovation and development, Jack Cross, prese...

Waterford ― Helen Post Curry is looking to turn her sadness into action. As the great-granddaughter of Cass Gilbert, the architect of Seaside State Park, Curry said by phone Thursday she has spent “so...