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The Day - Stonington gets federal coastal resiliency design grant - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Stonington gets federal coastal resiliency design grant - News from southeastern Connecticut

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have announced they have awarded a $42,000 grant to the

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The Day - A key rule on the New England power grid will end, but not for a while - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - A key rule on the New England power grid will end, but not for a while - News from southeastern Connecticut

It will be nearly three more years before a contentious rule ends that has made it difficult for renewable energy to get onto the New England grid.

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The Day - Efforts to get food out of the waste stream finding more support - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Efforts to get food out of the waste stream finding more support - News from southeastern Connecticut

Officials believe solving the food waste issue is the linchpin to Connecticut’s waste disposal crisis.

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The Day - Commission vote dims prospects for proposed RV park in Preston - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Commission vote dims prospects for proposed RV park in Preston - News from southeastern Connecticut

Town planner's recommendation that plan be approved is defeated, 4-3.

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The Day - No Mow May movement stems from push to save the bees - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - No Mow May movement stems from push to save the bees - News from southeastern Connecticut

Letting the grass grow for a month in the spring allows flowering plants to proliferate, so the struggling bee population can find nectar and pollen.

Source: theday.com