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For Republicans — and many moderate Democrats — income and wealth migration is not only a very real threat, but a problem that’s already upon us as Connecticut increasingly raises taxes to cover surging pension costs.

I remember when we first got to go to Mr. Bigs Department Store on 8th Street in the Greeneville section of Norwich. We entered the parking lot across 8th

While none of Norwichs neighborhoods maintain any real political power, they fully represent the city’s historical and geographical make-up.

I remember when a friend of mine and I would walk over the Yantic Falls to fish below the dam.

A howitzer built in the 50s was moved from Norwich to Sprague due to the sale of the American Legion Post 4 building in Norwich earlier this year.

The former Beth Jacob Religious School on Church Street, will give These Guys Brewing Company more space, roof deck.

The state brought forward its last witness in the Griswold triple-murder case. Medical examiner details gruesome injuries of two victims.

In a continuing effort to support recreational fishing in Connecticut, the state released 50 Atlantic salmon along the Shetucket River.

Anglers in the region will have a chance for some prize catches soon, after the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection added 50 large

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