New London's Kente center closing doors after 15 years
Founder and vice president Shirley J. Gillis cites a lack of funding and an inability to attract new leadership among the reasons for the decision to close the facility as of June 30.

Arctic to remain part-time pursuit for Coast Guard
The service's new strategy, released Tuesday, states that for at least the next decade, the Coast Guard is not going to invest in infrastructure, but will deploy aircraft, cutters, small boats,...

Bill requiring labeling of genetically modified foods draws crowd to Capitol
Proponents of a bill that would require the labeling of genetically modified food rallied at the Capitol Tuesday in advance of an expected Senate vote.

Prelude to lobstering in Stonington
John Constantine, a deckhand on the lobster boat Sara Elizabeth, strings bait Tuesday at the town dock in Stonington.

New London looks ahead to magnet school future
There is excitement, some skepticism and many lingering questions about the city’s planned transition into an all-magnet school district.

Ledyard voters OK budget, police station
Residents approved both the 2013-14 budget and a proposed $6.3 million police station at the annual referendum Tuesday night.

Waterford selectmen table Seaside taxing district issue
As advised by the town attorney, the Board of Selectmen Tuesday night put off voting on whether to support a bill that would create a special taxing district for the state-owned Seaside property.

Groton council sends two items to referendum
The Groton Town Council voted Tuesday night to send two measures forward to voters at referendum: one to modernize the Groton Town police station and a second to extend utilities up Flanders Road to...

Paddling along the Mystic

Memorial Day preparations

Conscientious objector

Immigration overhaul advances

Ledyard, Stonegate Village owner may settle lawsuit

Bill that would allow local tribes to exercise its own law enforcement powers moves to Senate

TVC says new upgrades will speed Internet service to customers in the region

State weighs raising tax on digital products

SBA starting new lending program for veterans

Norwalk Harbor power plant shutting down

General Motors invests $44.5M in Lansing factory

Priceline completes $1.8B deal for Kayak Software

NL's stabilizing force

Safe summer sailing

Wednesday's cartoon - May 22

Tea Party's excess will boomerang

Tyranny's shadow looms over nation

A six pack of questions with brewer Aaren Simoncini

At last: ‘Arrested’ is reborn Monday on Netflix

RiverFare returns for 20th year

Found fruit: Online map is gateway to edibles

Strolling to victory

Painter Peter Devine presents works inspired by Nova Scotia

Beer'd Brewing Co. Anomaly Black IPA
Beer'd Brewing Co. brewer Aaren Simoncini introduces his Anomaly Black IPA.

No obstacle too great for Coast Guard boxer
Coast Guard Academy boxing coach Tom Barile calls Josh Surgeon the most determined person he has ever coached. After shattering his tibia and being dismissed from the academy, Surgeon won a national...

Hands Along the Sands
Hundreds of residents, business owners and volunteers line the Misquamicut shoreline, hand-in-hand. Celebrating the recovery and reopening of the beach.

New London Food Stroll
New London Main Street celebrates its biannual New London Food Stroll.

Live Lunch Break: Lipbone Redding
Lipbone Redding performs live at The Telegraph record shop in New London.
Set List:
Talking to Your Picture
Better Love Someone
Firefly
Dogs of Santiago