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All they're doing in Stonington is winning - Vimarsana News

All they're doing in Stonington is winning

It shouldn’t be happening. Not like this. Not with a modest student enrollment of 597. But among the region’s best sports stories of the school year comes from Stonington, where individual programs pu...

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Dr. I: 'ahhhh-ooooh' catching on in Montville - Vimarsana News

Dr. I: 'ahhhh-ooooh' catching on in Montville

Idle Thoughts, while waiting for the College World Series, the pollen to blow away and for all bicycles to be banned from Connecticut roads: • Dr. Idle, Dr. I to his close friends, summons the cornfie...

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Police: Fitch fan accidently breaks arm off Stonington High bear statue - Vimarsana News

Police: Fitch fan accidently breaks arm off Stonington High bear statue

Stonington — Accidental damage to a wooden statue of Stonington High School’s mascot added insult to injury after the varsity football team’s 35-0 loss to Fitch High School Friday night. The large car...

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The Day - Documents identify Stonington High School coach fired for 'inappropriate' messages to female students - Vimarsana News

The Day - Documents identify Stonington High School coach fired for 'inappropriate' messages to female students

Stonington — The school system has released documents that identify the Stonington High School coach fired in December  2019, for sending "inappropriate" Snapchat and Instagram messages to female students, as former freshman boys' basketball coach Bobby Atkins. Atkins is a 2016 Stonington High graduate who previously played on the boys' basketball team and who was hired to coach the 2019-20 season for a stipend of $3,509. In the recently released review conducted by the state Office of the Child Advocate into whether the school system followed its policy in handling sexual ...

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