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New London applies for $10 million more in state funding to upgrade downtown buildings - Vimarsana News

New London applies for $10 million more in state funding to upgrade downtown buildings

New London ― The city is requesting almost $10 million in state funding as it works to improve infrastructure for downtown buildings as part of its Downtown Revitalization Project. In April, the state...

Source: theday.com
City comes together for 'We Are New London' parade - Vimarsana News

City comes together for 'We Are New London' parade

New London ― Sunday was a day all about the city. In its fifth year, the “We Are New London” Parade marched from the top of State Street down to Parade Plaza as a yearly reminder to celebrate all the...

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Mitchell volleyball is on the rise under Nocera - Vimarsana News

Mitchell volleyball is on the rise under Nocera

New London — Olivia DeLoach, the reigning New England Collegiate Conference Player of the Week, isn’t your protypical outside hitter. She is 5-foot-5, recruited to the Mitchell College volleyball tea...

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A wholesome meeting in New Haven reunites former students with their retired teacher - Vimarsana News

A wholesome meeting in New Haven reunites former students with their retired teacher

The power of technology has brought together a former New York teacher and some of her third grade class from 1965.

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How far will Biden's student debt relief go? A look at Connecticut tuition costs – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

How far will Biden's student debt relief go? A look at Connecticut tuition costs – Hartford Courant

More than 100,000 Connecticut locals attend one of the state’s 34 private and independent undergraduate colleges and universities and 540,900 Connecticut residents owed an average student loan debt of $35,681, totaling $19.3 billion, official say.