Coast Guard graduates 'worthy heirs' to a 'noble legacy'
As threats against the U.S. grow more complex, "demand for the unique expertise and unmatched breadth of Coast Guard has never been greater," U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said to the Coast Guard Academy's Class of 2019.
Ignoring clash with Lamont, Senate passes family leave
Setting aside the 11th-hour threat of a gubernatorial veto, the state Senate voted 21-15 Wednesday night to pass a Democratic bill that would create a paid family and medical leave insurance policy, a step toward a long-sought goal of labor progressives.
Administrator suing New London schools, claims defamation
School administrator Alison Burdick is suing the superintendent, the Board of Education and the magnet school director for what her lawyer says is a witch hunt that has caused tremendous damage to her reputation.
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TODAY'S PAPER
Murphy leads call for VA to comply with law requiring care for bad-paper vets
"Thousands of veterans who are legally owed mental health care are unaware of their eligibility or have been denied care at VA facilities," the group of senators said in a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie.
New London officials address concerns over proposed city offices move
About 50 residents turned up for a public forum held at 6 Shaw’s Cove to discuss the city's proposal to consolidate and relocate much of its municipal offices into that building as part of a long-term lease that is being negotiated.
UPDATED: Somers clarifies proposed state assistance efforts for Smiler's Wharf
A pending bill that would provide up to $10 million in grant money to the Town of Stonington for infrastructure and other improvements would be solely used for the proposed Smiler’s Wharf project in downtown Mystic and not for other town...
Norwich youth football field to get improvements, much-needed rest
Norwich Youth Football teams will have to play elsewhere for a year while irrigation and sprinkler system improvements are made.
LOCAL
Murphy leads call for VA to comply with law requiring care for bad-paper vets
New London officials address concerns over proposed city offices move
UPDATED: Somers clarifies proposed state assistance efforts for Smiler's Wharf
Artist's descendants attend whale-painting unveiling
Three Rivers graduates 'reach their goal'
SPORTS
NFA and Griswold will play again for ECC Division I softball championship
No. 5 East Lyme joins Ledyard, Waterford and Lyman in ECC baseball semis
Old Lyme's Drummond wins medalist honors at Shoreline golf tournament
ECC tennis: Hamm, Cote reach girls' final; Power to face Stiger in boys' final
New London's Davis, Mets stun Nationals in eighth for 6-1 win
ARTS
Camping with kids: The right gear can make it easier
Still kicking: Ralph Macchio revives 'Karate Kid' franchise
How ‘Lucifer,’ banished from Fox, found sympathy for the devil from Netflix
Dennis Quaid’s dog is by his side promoting ‘A Dog’s Journey’
'The Voice' finale: What Maelyn Jarmon's victory over three country singers says about the show
WEEKEND
BUSINESS
Westbrook sailmaker announces it will close
New development commissioner visits Norwich, New London, Groton
MGM discontinues talks with Wynn on Encore Boston purchase
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