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Taos Highs culinary team wowed judges with their three-course meal. Carlsbads restaurant management team impressed with an original restaurant concept.

The annual New Mexico ProStart invitational gives teens a taste of the fast-paced restaurant world, its director says.

Sacred Heart School holds fundraiser Tickets for the 2024 Annual Fundraiser for Sacred Heart School in Taftville can be purchased online now until March 7. All tickets are $20 each. To purchase ticket...

Connecticut’s textile industry, dependent on the labor of enslaved Black people, fueled northern support for the preservation of slavery. However, the Amistad’s arrival began to change sentiments on slavery throughout New London.

This is the third of an occasional series about St. James Episcopal Church of New London which will celebrate its 300th anniversary in 2025. When I read the Rev. Robert Hallam’s “Annals of St. Ja...

Eric Lehman, whose 2014 book “Homegrown Terror” is about Arnold’s invasion, said Fort Nonsense had dubious military value, partly because its construction wasn’t funded.

Obscure fortification played a role in Benedict Arnold’s attack, but where was it? Editor’s note: In addition to sources cited, this story was drawn from “The Battle of Groton Heights” by William...

New London ― New London Landmarks will host a Thursday lecture by historian Tom Schuch about how the city prospered from slavery and the West Indies trade. The presentation will be held 7-8 p.m. in th...

New London ― At an eventful New London Landmarks annual meeting Tuesday, it was announced that Tox Brewing Co. is moving to Bank Street and the Garfield Mills project has begun remediation of its bui...

New London ― New London Landmarks will host its annual meeting March 28 at 137 Bank St., the former Jason’s Furniture Store site turned into luxury apartments. The event will be from 6 to 7 p.m and i...