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A Black freshman student at Wheeler High School was called the N-word by a white senior student last week.

Steinbrecher's family is remembering him for his infectious smile and big personality. "He was goofy," said Tom's mom, Patti. “When he was in a room, the energy was stronger and more vibrant.” Above all, Tom had a passion for the outdoors. He especially loved skiing. Tom's father, Lou, introduced Tom to skiing when he was 2 years old. From that point, he never stopped skiing. Tom was a student in North Stonington Public Schools. He graduated from Wheeler High School a year early, determined to move to Utah and attend the University of Utah. Photos: Connecticut Family Remembers Son Killed ...

Free online umpiring course starts Monday Peter Nero - THE North Zone Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association of TT will begin an online umpires' training course on Monday, from 5 pm. It will be led by qualified and experienced current regional and international umpires, as well as former umpires. It is designed for people wishing to become umpires, including former players, students, teachers and coaches. International Cricket Council elite umpire Joel Wilson and international umpire Gregory Brathwaite are among the umpires who will pass on their experience in the course. Peter Nero will al...

North Stonington – Retiring elementary school principal Ronnie Wilkison is being replaced by Waterford educator Rob Cillino. Superintendent Peter Nero and Cillino, whose first day will be Jan. 11, both praised Wilkison for her time as principal. She was honored last week with a drive-by parade organized by school staff and students. She presided as principal during the long process of gaining the proper approvals for and then executing the town’s school building project, which included renovating the elementary school.  A Waterford teacher for approximately 20 years, Cillino worked at ...

Grammy award-winning musician saves State Theatre of Eustis with $20,000 donation Bay Street Players struggled to stay open due to pandemic Updated:  Tags:  [TRENDING: ] Three weeks ago, News 6 highlighted the efforts underway to save the 98-year-old theatre, which was preparing to put on its production of “A Christmas Carol.” Ad “The biggest problem we’re facing right now is because of COVID,” theatre board president Becky Jaggers told News 6. “We had to be at 76% to break even on our shows. We can’t get to 76% if we only have 55 seats available.” Among those who watched t...