Sunlight Building News Today

Norwich ― Faith Satterfield deftly wielded a paint sprayer, shooting swirls of orange and magenta around a solid white inner circle in the early stage of her weeklong project to turn the drab two-stor...

Norwich ― After the first $500,000 grant for public art from the city’s American Rescue Plan Act funding dries up, the city should be prepared to take on a permanent commitment to arts and culture pr...

The Southeastern Connecticut Cultural Coalition announced $258,163 for 38 grants in Norwich, New London and Stonington.

A steady stream of people of all ages and backgrounds visit CREAM café in the Sunlight Building at 48 Franklin St. in downtown Norwich Monday through

Republican Robert Bell, vying for the 46th District state House of Representatives seat, will hold a fundraiser and meet-and-greet with voters Saturday evening.

On Feb. 26, a new event in Norwich will feature local Black-owned businesses, performers and a fashion show with designers from across the state.

There is much confusion around CBD and the staff at Greenleaf Farms at 48 Franklin St. in Norwich educates about 12 people daily on the subject, said owner

An eclectic collection of shops offering off-street parking are now open in the Sunlight Building at 48 Franklin St. in downtown Norwich, next to Foundry 66.

Two businesses with workshops in the basement of the Sunlight Building on Franklin Street saw over 4 feet of water destroy their inventory, machinery Sept. 2.