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The Westerly Morris Men have returned, maskless and in numbers, to celebrate the vernal equinox, the first day of spring.
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The Westerly Morris Men have returned, maskless and in numbers, to celebrate the vernal equinox, the first day of spring.
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Authorities rescued a family that got lost hiking along Lantern Hill in North Stonington FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 3of3 NORTH STONINGTON — Police and firefighters rescued a family of hikers who got lost along Lantern Hill in North Stonington. The family — two adults and two children — were not injured and were evaluated by emergency medical technicians, according to state police. Several first responders from Groton, Ledyard, and local state police were on the scene. Groton police said the family was “not in distress” and first responders could hear them. More News
Published July 24. 2021 9:26PM | Updated July 24. 2021 9:32PM Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit North Stonington — A family that was missing on a Lantern Hill trail was found safe after a police search Saturday afternoon. The parents and two young children were hiking when they became lost and called police for help about 7 p.m., according to Connecticut State Police at Troop E in Montville. State police, Ledyard police, and the Ledyard and North Stonington fire departments responded to the area and found the family by 7:50 p.m., police said. Police did not ...
A solar energy company outlined its conceptual plans to construct solar energy farms on Jeremy Hill and Lantern Hill roads for the Planning and Zoning