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The Champlain Children's Learning Center celebrates 25 years | News - Vimarsana News

The Champlain Children's Learning Center celebrates 25 years | News

The Champlain Children’s Learning Center will celebrate 25 years of operation on September 14 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Learning Center located at 10 Clinton St. in Rouses

Gordon E. Grinnell - Vimarsana News

Gordon E. Grinnell

Gordon Earl Grinnell, originally from Washington, Maine, and more recently from Boothbay Harbor, passed away on Nov. 25, 2022. He and his wife Jeanette (“Ginny” Upham) were married nearly 70 years and raised their boys Barry and Bobby in Wells,...

Book Manufacturers' Institute Announces 2022 Award Winners - Vimarsana News

Book Manufacturers' Institute Announces 2022 Award Winners

Book Manufacturers’ Institute Announces 2022 Award Winners

The Day - Cottrell Brewing Co. of Pawcatuck is closing - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Cottrell Brewing Co. of Pawcatuck is closing - News from southeastern Connecticut

The company, started by Charlie Buffum 25 years ago, launched the craft beer industry in the region.

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The Day - Notes from the Old Noank Jail: Remembering the dedication of Ed Eckelmeyer - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Notes from the Old Noank Jail: Remembering the dedication of Ed Eckelmeyer - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published March 01. 2021 12:57PM  Ed and Lacy Johnson, Special to THe Times After we moved to the Noank area by the 1980s, we met a dedicated, long-time member of the Groton Town Council who focused some energy on the subject of littering. Woe betide the miscreants who casually tossed their coffee cups or sandwich wrappers out their car window as they drove along Route 1 if Councilor Edward Eckelmeyer was driving nearby. He would follow their car, pull up next to them and introduce himself. He would then politely but firmly request that they return to find and properly dispose of their disca...

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