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Killingly officials are looking to create a new cultural commission in the heart of downtown Danielson to draw in and engage visitors.

The National Weather Service predicts over a foot of snow for Eastern Connecticut, and local power companies are warning of possible power failures.

With venues backed up because of COVID-19 rescheduling, and more destination weddings again, 2022 is showing an uptick in weekday nuptials.

As walk-in COVID-19 vaccination options continue to open up across Eastern Connecticut, yet another dose avenue will be available soon in Killingly and Norwich by way of a two-day mobile clinic. The FEMA/UConn Health Mobile Vaccination Clinic will be parked in the Killingly Commons shopping center on April 30 and May 1 for distribution of the Pfizer vaccine to Northeast Connecticut residents 16 and older who have not yet received a dose. While appointments are encouraged by calling (860) 679-6547, walk-ups will still be permitted at the Dayville location based on availability of the vaccine....

KILLINGLY — Utility crews will be in the Dayville section of town this month conducting a series of electric distribution grid upgrade jobs that includes adding stronger poles, new transformers and “extreme” weather-proof wiring. The $1.45 million project by Eversource is focusing on Upper Maple Street, where two schools are located; Route 101, which includes the commercial stretch housing the Killingly Commons shopping center; and Sayles Avenue. “Our job is to ensure customers have the reliable energy they need, especially now during these unprecedented times with many working and le...