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The Side Door Jazz Club at Old Lyme Inn will be celebrating 10 years in operation this month. A passion project of owners Ken and Chris Kitchings, The Side Door at 85 Lyme St. in Old Lyme has present...
Groton ― New accounting rules have made it that much harder to explain what kind of year Chelsea Groton Bank had in 2022, or really any bank. If you look at the bottom line results, the bank on Thurs...
James Lindsey Smith, a man enslaved in Virginia’s Northern Neck region on the Chesapeake Bay, made his way to freedom 184 years ago — and eventually to Norwich, Connecticut. Inspired by that journey and Smith’s determination, a group of men from the Castle Hill Church in Norwich attempted to retrace his steps back.
James Lindsey Smith, a man enslaved in Virginia’s Northern Neck region on the Chesapeake Bay, made his way to freedom 184 years ago — and eventually to Norwich, Connecticut. Inspired by that journey and Smith’s determination, a group of men from the Castle Hill Church in Norwich attempted to retrace his steps back.
Inspired by the daring escape of James Lindsey Smith, a group of men retrace his route from the Northern Neck back to their home in Connecticut.