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BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Business
Business brief: The Puerto Rican takeout restaurant’s own Facebook profile confirms the Shaw Street address and public phone number. A move or opening date has not been established.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOSterling / Local
The finance board’s October 14 agenda brings the proposal back for discussion. September minutes describe recruitment goals, possible costs and an ordinance still needing review.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
WFSB’s updated account cites police on the death and continuing investigation. The guard’s identity remains withheld pending family notification.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Business
WINY published statements from Lamont, Tong and DEEP’s acting commissioner as the federal review request draws opposition. The project’s New London port connection remains central; no new cancellation ruling is verified.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOOld Lyme / Local
Eight computers are planned for renewable year-long home loans and two for library use. State eligibility rules apply to home borrowing; internet service is not included.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOOld Lyme / Local
The October 1 report records 350 supportive answers out of 712 on that question. The survey informs a continuing zoning rewrite; it does not adopt new rules.
Arts & CultureGENERIC FILE PHOTOLyme / Arts & Culture
Fork in the Road, produced by Lyme’s Lisa Holmes, won Best Conservation Film on September 27. Its current screening list includes an October 14 discussion with Holmes in New York.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The state’s 1.5-million-egg allocation comes from a June antitrust settlement. Local pickup sites and delivery dates have not been established in the material reviewed.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastford / Education
The October superintendent report weighs bus costs for E.O. Smith and Woodstock Academy. Current family guidance still distinguishes school choice from transportation availability.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPlainfield / Local
Brief: NECTD’s public notice says there is no Plainfield P.M. bus Wednesday. It does not announce replacement trips or give a reason.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOSprague / Local
The town does not offer curbside bulky-waste pickup. Residents should confirm accepted materials before bringing a load to the transfer station.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOSprague / Local
Brief: The town’s specific closure notice overrides its normal Wednesday-morning service listing.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The retailer’s October 14 notice says stores, pharmacies and fuel stations remain open. The parent company’s controlled system restart does not mean all customer services are restored.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Courts
September announcement describes an August25 order following a verdict of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Courts
Original DOJ announcement dates the sentence to June17; a September DEA posting repeats the outcome.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOCoventry / Local
The town’s posted plan routes through traffic via Parker Bridge Road and Route 6, with December 1 listed as the completion target.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOCoventry / Local
September 21 draft minutes record two 4–2 votes. The ordinance packet includes hardship and appeal protections, but its insurer-billing language differs from the meeting account.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOHampton / Education
The September proposal calls for regular matching of school and town records. Its implementation and the October referendum outcome have not been independently verified.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
The new donation report links September’s tasting fundraiser with a local food service that operates by appointment.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Courts
Federal prosecutors announced the October 13 plea in Bridgeport; sentencing remains pending.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWaterford / Courts
WFSB reports an October 13 bond increase and no-contact orders; the criminal charges remain allegations.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOSomers / Police & Fire
The September 24 capital-planning vote followed reported radio failures; it did not authorize an immediate purchase.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Police & Fire
The reports attribute the search to Putnam Police; any later arrests or case outcome remain unverified.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOMontville / Police & Fire
Reports place the fire near the admissions office. The cause was still under investigation in the October 2 coverage.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Police & Fire
The October 10 Hill Road crash involved a utility pole; police said the road reopened Sunday morning.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOCanterbury / Police & Fire
The company’s monthly table lists 51 EMS calls, 16 fire calls and three motor-vehicle accidents.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOAshford / Local
The town asks residents to arrange reviews or copies beforehand. Online permitting and the Land Records and Assessor databases are unaffected.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOGriswold / Education
The national organizer highlighted Griswold on October 13 as the school prepares for an October 23 rally. The contest award was announced in February, not this week.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOGriswold / Police & Fire
Brief: The station reports crews responding near Voluntown Road. Road closures and the incident’s outcome have not been independently confirmed.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Elections
Residents should match their registration district to the polling place; early voting is at 61 Fort Hill Road.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOStonington / Elections
Early voting is at the police community room; Election Day registration is at Town Hall.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWaterford / Elections
The town lists November 3 polling locations by district and extended early-voting hours on October 27 and 29.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOSalem / Elections
District 1 votes in House District 34; District 2 votes in House District 37.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOBolton / Elections
The official sample ballots distinguish two House contests and a common Senate District 4 race.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWillington / Elections
The official November sample ballot identifies local legislative and probate candidates.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOScotland / Local
The October 1 award supports planning, construction and maintenance. A route map and construction timetable were not established in the records reviewed.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Police & Fire
Brief: The station’s Wednesday appeal directs information to Town of Groton police. Current official alert status has not been independently obtained.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
New England’s home defeat leaves the club at 14–10–4 ahead of its October 14 road match.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
The September 24 result at Mohegan Sun Arena closes the team’s Connecticut chapter before the move to Houston.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
Atlanta’s State Farm Arena will host both games against Golden State; the league has updated the viewing schedule.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
Boston.com attributes the $44.2 million deal to ESPN reporting, following a season of career highs for the guard.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
New England improved to 3–2 with its biggest offensive yardage total of the season at Gillette Stadium.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
New York’s defense recorded eight sacks as the Jets improved to 2–3 in wet conditions at home.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Sports
The official schedule lists a 1 p.m. Eastern start at Gillette Stadium after both teams won October 11.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Elections
The state’s official guide explains registration deadlines, same-day options and where to find town ballots and voting locations for November 3.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Brief: The July–September figures compare the same period. Public financing and self-funding give the campaigns different constraints.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Brief: The October 13 congressional forum concerned western Connecticut’s 5th District; it is regional coverage, not an Eastern Connecticut district profile.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Brief: Town officials cited by WFSB say affected homes need inspections before restoration. The cause and damage remain under assessment.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOSalem / Police & Fire
The outlet reports two charges after an October 10 incident at Witch Meadow Lake Campground. Eastern CT News has not independently obtained the police or court record.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
A statement shared by WINY says the selectman is available to officiate Connecticut weddings; the appointment record has not been independently checked.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOLedyard / Sports
The conference’s October 12 announcement names soccer player Bailey Bowman and cross-country runner Jack Dempsey as Athlete of the Week winners.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Sports
The Whalers are 5–0 and ranked No. 10 in GameTimeCT’s October 12 poll after a 42–28 victory.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Police & Fire
The dog was found safe inside the Chester Street shelter grounds; investigators are asking the public to help identify the person recorded early Monday.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Local
An October 2 town explanation describes the investigation’s findings and leadership transition; the matter is not a new October 13 allegation.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOWillington / Local
Public comments on the Fenton-Ruby management plan are due October 31; proposed work has not been approved.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMontville / Sports
UConn defeated Syracuse 88–60 on October 12; the preseason result does not count toward its regular-season record.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Sports
The Warriors’ verified October 7 win precedes the October 13–14 Little East event; championship results remain unverified.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOStonington / Police & Fire
A driver was hospitalized after a vehicle hit a tree and house; the reviewed reports give no later condition or building-assessment outcome.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The October report concerns 524 pantry guests surveyed in 2025; its findings describe respondents, not every Connecticut household.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
Project ASSERT connects emergency-department patients with treatment and recovery resources; early placement counts are hospital-reported results.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEast Lyme / Local
A November 5 Siting Council proceeding follows residents’ noise complaints; MN8 contests the regulator’s concerns about ownership and inverter replacement.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTONorwich / Business
NPU’s September announcement lists increases from 2.8% to 15.1%; individual bills will depend on usage and services.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOStafford / Local
William Morrison’s October 13 statement says he remains available for town business after an October 12 accident.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOStafford / Local
Community meetings October 14 and 28 will examine two proposals; the town says no final reuse decision has been made.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Business
Eastern and Liberty Bank list ten evening classes for business owners; any credit offer requires a separate qualifying application.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMontville / Sports
Na’jai Hines scored 17 points as a second-half surge widened UConn’s lead. The October 13 exhibition does not count toward regular-season records.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
In an October 13 WFSB interview, Natalie Braswell described a response to recommendations on complaint handling. Implementation remains to be verified.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOBrooklyn / Local
The center reported October 10 distribution totals and described an October 13 Midwest Food Bank pickup supporting its pantry.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Elections
The town’s posted legal notice lists a $33.09 million fiscal 2026–27 proposal and four district polling places for Wednesday’s vote.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
An October 13 petition asks PURA to examine AI systems, customer-data safeguards and cybersecurity across electric, gas and water companies. No ruling on the request has been verified.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The October 7 framework targets a portion of standard-service power purchases for wholesale markets while retaining fixed-price contracts. It does not establish an immediate bill reduction.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Police & Fire
The department’s October 13 appeal asks people with information to reference case 26-25572 and use its anonymous-tip form.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPomfret / Local
The October 23, 24 and 30 sessions are listed from 6:30–9:30 p.m. at the Pomfret-Eastford Little League field on Route 97.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOMontville / Local
The police department’s flyer schedules public viewing at Montville High School from 4:30–5:30 p.m. October 14, before the boys’ senior-night game.
Arts & CultureGENERIC FILE PHOTOWoodstock / Arts & Culture
The October 24 performance begins at 7:30 p.m.; the venue lists tickets at $41–$61 and admission for ages 4 and older.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTONorwich / Courts
Police allegations concern an October 9 incident; October 13 court appearance was scheduled, with no outcome yet verified.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOWillington / Police & Fire
Several others were taken to hospitals after the October 9 fire; its cause remains under investigation.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOKillingly / Sports
The October 7 school report says a 3–2 Monday victory brought the Golden Eagles’ record to 10–1 at that point in the season.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOKillingly / Local
Main Street trick-or-treating and a Davis Park party run 4–6p.m., followed by a 6:15p.m. parade. Organizers plan a Main Street traffic closure.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Police & Fire
The department’s October 13 update lists rescue and equipment training and says the six students have about four weeks remaining.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Police & Fire
Residents can bring unwanted medications to the Meridian Street police station from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Local
The North Grosvenordale program combines games, activities and conversation; families must register.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
The shelter thanked Price Chopper and community donors for supplies collected in the previous month.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Police & Fire
WINY reports truck tours, children’s activities and an extrication demonstration at the Church Street station.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Police & Fire
Reports citing Putnam police describe a School Street crash, a possible Nissan and an appeal for witnesses. The vehicle identification remains tentative.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Business
The bank welcomes customers back inside at 40 Main Street; WINY reports paving and striping planned before Saturday’s festival.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
WINY reports Sandtasia artists working in Union Square ahead of the October 17 festival.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Business
WINY reports new pumps and a canopy at the station, along with repaving of the parking lot and Bakers Dozen drive-through.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Tonight’s Connecticut reporting highlights a national campaign urging customers to verify unexpected bank messages through a trusted contact channel.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The Connecticut senator and two House members are pressing for details about personalized celebrity messages; FanDuel says the videos reward loyalty and denies using them to encourage continued gambling.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
An October 13 State Police update identifies the morning collision as fatal; Troop G’s dashcam appeal concerns footage near the northbound service plaza.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Local
CTDOT proposes rehabilitating two Birch Plain Creek bridges, with estimated construction costs totaling $5 million and work tentatively starting in spring 2030.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOSalem / Education
Applicants must submit a letter of interest by October 16 at 4 p.m.; the town notice describes affiliation requirements.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOTolland / Courts
Kenneth Denning must report to prison November 17; the judge ordered restitution to the IRS and SBA.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOColumbia / Local
Town announcements list a November 14 family event and November 21 Stuff-a-Cruiser and Stuff-a-Fire Truck collection.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
DEEP’s fall guidance also explains private-land permission rules and reminders for trail users.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOWillington / Local
Design is targeted for November, with construction anticipated in spring 2027, subject to funding and approvals.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Local
CTDOT proposes clearer pavement lines, renewed signs and selective trimming; construction is anticipated in 2028.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Sports
Trey Cornist rushed for 114 yards as the Huskies finished with 505 yards of offense in Philadelphia.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
A new university account describes students’ work on an August Supreme Court ruling.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Local
A laboratory project combines mRNA delivery and human cartilage-on-a-chip models.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Sports
Researchers followed 126 college pitchers; the reported findings show an association.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEast Lyme / Local
Residents can comment October 15 on proposed zoning changes; neither proposal is an adopted decision.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOColchester / Local
September funding announcement supports park development after cleanup of the former paper-mill site.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Operation Wicked Safe runs October 13–15 across six Northeastern states, targeting dangerous driving.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Local
Connecticut Main Street Center announced funding October 13 for public artwork at the Cornerstone Foundation on Route 74.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPlainfield / Local
The Siting Council’s October 9 records close Petition 1719 and invalidate the scheduled hearing and associated deadlines.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Courts
October 13 roundup of selected upcoming public-notice dates, with original documents and participation details.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The October 13 announcement lists Wednesday and Saturday service starting May 26.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The senator described his October organizing plans in an October 12 CT Mirror interview.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
An October 12 report connects a Meriden fundraiser with broader staffing and funding pressures.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Connecticut Public’s October 13 account describes respondents’ reported delays and related costs.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOTolland / Local
Today’s WFSB report connects the returning display with Tolland Explorers Post 40.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Today’s CEAP announcement includes application guidance and a legislative review period for the proposed funding.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Education
Researchers found that help offered to a spouse with dementia can also be experienced as support by their caregiver.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Education
The five-year NIH project will test an experimental stem-cell approach; it is not an available treatment.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Courts
Hearst reports an October 1 prison sentence in the 2024 crash. This court brief distinguishes that report from the original police allegations.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOColchester / Police & Fire
A September 21 prosecutor’s notice increased the reward for information leading to arrest and conviction in the 2024 Route 2 case.
Arts & CultureGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Arts & Culture
Ballard Institute’s free October 28 discussion features UConn alum Maggie Flanagan and moderator Allison Paul.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOWaterford / Business
Reported tax benefits are conditional; they are not an immediate cash payment.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOTolland / Police & Fire
October reports cite state police allegations; court appearance scheduled for October 14.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Education
District’s October 5 report cites improving attendance and a new 60-day challenge; early-year figures remain preliminary.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Business
Applied Physical Sciences contract calls for Groton-based work through September 2030; $3 million was initially obligated.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Courts
September 24 federal announcement alleges misuse of Groton housing funds in a loan scheme.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOTolland / Courts
September 30 sentencing included conduct involving Birch Grove Primary School; restitution remained unresolved.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Courts
Jacqueline Pelphrey pleaded guilty October 6; federal prosecutors say December 29 sentencing is scheduled in Bridgeport.
Arts & CultureGENERIC FILE PHOTONorth Stonington / Arts & Culture
Frights & Lights begins at 4:30 p.m. October 17; the parade is scheduled to reach Main Street around 7:30 p.m.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Local
Special district meeting will consider using building reserves for the Church Street police/fire station roof.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOPomfret / Education
An October school report describes recurring presentations on environmental challenges and proposed solutions.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOPomfret / Education
Alumnus Kip Hale discussed public-interest work and career exploration during the school’s visiting-alumnus program.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOChaplin / Local
State funding supports planning, construction, maintenance and amenities; the announcement does not set a completion date.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOStafford / Police & Fire
Patch’s October 9 account cites a state police report about an October 3 encounter near Town Hall.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOTolland / Education
Tolland Youth Services and partner agencies are offering a 12-week program, according to Patch.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOLedyard / Local
Tonight’s committee review will consider costs, staffing and how applications are handled.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOStonington / Local
An October 15 hearing covers major equipment, facilities and infrastructure proposals.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOSomers / Business
Proposals for the Mill Pond Park property are due October 21.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEllington / Local
Officials are reviewing farmland impacts, resource demand and future zoning rules.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Business
Permit planning is underway at 212 Talcottville Road, Patch reports.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Police & Fire
South Windsor police reported an October 7 arrest; guilt has not been established.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOColchester / Local
Town records show the Old Amston Road proposal is still at the preliminary stage. A zone-change application and public hearing would be required before approval.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Hartford Line and Amtrak service moves to 231 Main Street on October 18, alongside daily Route 24 airport buses.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTONorwich / Police & Fire
East Great Plain volunteers plan to distribute 100 donated alarms October 17, while supplies last.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Education
The five-year ASCEND project will connect career preparation, mentoring and community partnerships.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Business
NeeVera grew through the university’s women-focused entrepreneurship program.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Education
The BLUE model is being tested alongside the current process before planned fiscal 2028 implementation.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Police & Fire
An October 7 report attributes the stop and charges to state police; an October 20 court date was scheduled.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Police & Fire
State police published a case page and redacted documents; October 8 reporting describes warrants and a bomb-squad response.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOLedyard / Police & Fire
Police reporting describes an October 8 investigation in the Highlands neighborhood and GPS-assisted recovery.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The October 8 filing concerns Ascend, Citron and Mayne; court approval remains to be confirmed.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
An October 9 announcement describes payments and restrictions in the RZ Smoke enforcement case.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
The state’s October 9 release identifies $213,674 attributable to Connecticut’s Medicaid program.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOHebron / Courts
An October 9 prosecutor’s release reports the Rockville verdict and sentence arising from a 2024 supermarket parking-lot crash.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Federal prosecutors report a 24-month prison sentence and restitution order after a wire-fraud plea.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
Prosecutors report a new verdict after an earlier conviction was reversed over self-representation warnings.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
An October 8 state release reports seven guilty counts and a December 9 sentencing date.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOMontville / Local
The proposal covers roughly 1.81 acres and includes road construction, a $350,000 playscape contribution and school-boundary fencing.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOStonington / Business
Two local chambers list a ribbon cutting at 829 Stonington Road, with the ceremony scheduled for 1:45 p.m.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEast Lyme / Local
A 5–1 selectmen vote moves the proposal forward; it does not mean camera enforcement has begun.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOWaterford / Local
An October 12 report follows a summer rescue and the kitten’s adoption by Waterford resident Bobby Silva.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Local
The university’s October 8 report details support for a campus pantry and Willimantic’s Covenant Soup Kitchen following its October 2 event.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOPlainfield / Business
The company’s current recruiting page lists warehouse, custodial, human-resources and mechanic roles as its new Connecticut facility prepares to open.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Local
Eastern reports more than 150 volunteers worked at over a dozen locations during the October 3 effort.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Education
More than 100 students attended the university’s October 1 career event, Eastern reports.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOEllington / Police & Fire
The town identifies the veteran state trooper as its new resident sergeant.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEllington / Local
The town’s announcement describes a background in county financial planning and operating and capital budgets.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Local
NBC Connecticut reports that federal agents arrested a Peru native on October 9 after an alleged attempt to flee; the available account leaves several procedural questions unanswered.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOAndover / Local
CTDOT plans a full replacement at the Jonathan Trumbull Highway intersection, including accessibility upgrades where applicable.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastford / Local
The $4.41 million plan would replace the 1937 bridge over Bigelow Brook, widen its hydraulic opening and raise the roadway.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOHampton / Police & Fire
State police say troopers responding to a live-camera report found three people along the Air Line Trail on October 5.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOSterling / Elections
Sterling Town Hall is the town’s early-voting site before the November 3 state election.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOLebanon / Local
The town will not mail a second bill for the October installment, and late balances accrue statutory interest.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOCanterbury / Education
The October 5 state awards fund intensive support for grades 6–10.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOScotland / Local
The September town update describes environmental scheduling concerns and later bridge work.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOColumbia / Local
Informal hearings precede February assessment appeals and July 2027 tax bills.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOUnion / Business
The town’s 2026–27 packet requires equipped trucks, licensing documents and around-the-clock availability.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOUnion / Local
The town lists an upper-level Town Hall session with Senior Resources’ benefits-access director.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOLyme / Local
The October 13 agenda also includes approval of the board’s 2027 meeting schedule.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOSomers / Local
The clerk says the clock starts after both applicants complete their portions of the application.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Sports
Grant Emerhi’s first collegiate goal cut the deficit, but the Huskies could not equalize.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOMansfield / Sports
Anaya Johnson’s equalizer extended the Huskies’ unbeaten run to five games.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOPomfret / Sports
The school’s varsity results list a 5–1 win at Ethel Walker and an 8–1 home win over Mt. St. Charles.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOHebron / Local
The September announcement lists a September 21 start and a $170,000 annual salary.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOSomers / Elections
Early voting runs October 19–November 1, with extended hours on October 27 and 29.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTONorth Stonington / Local
The town’s notice directs couples to allow at least 48 hours after applying, plus office processing time.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Local
CTDOT’s $9.45 million contract covers the bridge over I-395, drainage and guiderails.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOKillingly / Local
Residents can review the Wright Road project and submit comments through October 29.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOBrooklyn / Local
The design project also includes Groton and Killingly, with construction anticipated in fall 2028.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOPreston / Local
The town’s design-build invitation requires prior attendance at the October 7 site walk.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOPreston / Police & Fire
A September 24 town notice urges residents to lock vehicles, remove valuables and bring key fobs inside.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOHebron / Local
The 2026 Grand List review precedes a new mill rate and July 2027 tax bills.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOThompson / Sports
NASCAR’s October 10 recap confirms both the race winner and season champion.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOStafford / Sports
The speedway’s final Friday program also produced wins in four other divisions.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOBolton / Local
CTDOT lists overnight lane closures on a 2.59-mile stretch from near Notch Road to the Andover town line.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOSalem / Police & Fire
WFSB reported no injuries after a collision involving a utility pole; a current closure is not confirmed.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOKillingly / Courts
The September 9 federal announcement describes losses at organizations in Windham and Middlefield.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Courts
A September 25 federal announcement identifies United Abrasives in a group of civil False Claims Act settlements.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWillington / Courts
An August 25 state release reports the sentence imposed after a Coventry crash and Rockville jury verdict.
CourtsGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Courts
The state’s August announcement lists an October 23 sentencing date in Rockville.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Police & Fire
The town reported 362 validated violations during its first month; camera enforcement now carries a civil penalty.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOVernon / Local
CTDOT plans a virtual meeting on the Route 527 safety project; comments are due November 10.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOLedyard / Local
Social Services lists November 24 pickup at Gales Ferry Fire Company.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOLedyard / Local
The proposed farmland sale goes to public comment October 14, with a town-meeting vote scheduled October 28.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOOld Lyme / Elections
The official ballot places Old Lyme in Congressional District 2, Senate District 20 and House District 23. Early voting begins October 19 at Town Hall.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWoodstock / Elections
Election Day voting is at Woodstock Middle School; early voting runs October 19–November 1 in Town Hall’s Meeting Room 1.
BusinessGENERIC FILE PHOTOEllington / Business
Businesses with taxable personal property in town face a 25% assessment penalty for late or missing filings.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOStonington / Local
Community testing points to human wastewater, while state records confirm long-running impairment and the town says it is still narrowing the source.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOBozrah / Elections
The official sample lists congressional, state legislative, probate and registrar choices for Voting District 1.
ElectionsGENERIC FILE PHOTOCoventry / Elections
Voting Districts 1 and 2 share the listed congressional and legislative districts; voters also face charter amendments.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOBozrah / Local
A mandatory walkthrough is October 14; bids open October 21 for the grant-funded project.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOBozrah / Police & Fire
The free service lets residents share access, utility and household needs with responders before an emergency.
Arts & CultureGENERIC FILE PHOTOFranklin / Arts & Culture
Giddings Park and the Ashbel Woodward Museum grounds anchor an interactive local-history activity.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOFranklin / Police & Fire
State police responded to a Route 32 bank ATM October 9, Hearst reports.
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Both town districts vote at 12 South Burnham Highway; check the extended-hour notice with the clerk.
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The town advises couples to arrange an in-office appointment at least a week before their ceremony.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Police & Fire
Published reports describe a three-vehicle collision involving drivers from Sprague, Griswold and Willimantic.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTONew London / Police & Fire
Police found an adult man with apparent gunshot wounds near Chappell Street and Griswold Court late October 8. No arrest, motive or current medical condition has been verified.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Police & Fire
A pickup struck two riders from behind on Boston Post Road and continued toward Willimantic, according to reports citing Connecticut State Police.
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Monday routes moved into a double-pickup Tuesday, while the river boardwalk remains closed for re-decking. The Niantic Bay Boardwalk and Cini Park access remain open.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTONorwich / Police & Fire
Crews stabilized the vehicle, removed a door and used a ladder to bring the driver out. Published accounts describe a multi-department response on October 10.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOGroton / Police & Fire
The town released an 87-page review clearing police of the investigated allegations. The report also identifies a statement-taking concern, while Reyes disputes its objectivity.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOAshford / Local
Eastern, its foundation and the regional heritage organization announced a partnership preserving the property’s education and conservation roles.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOColchester / Local
CTDOT’s October 5 plan covers both directions, ramps and potential off-peak detours. Construction timing depends on approvals, funding and permits.
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CTDOT is seeking feedback on a proposed $7 million Pachaug River crossing replacement, with construction tentatively planned for spring 2029.
Police & FireGENERIC FILE PHOTOPutnam / Police & Fire
State police describe a laser speed reading of approximately 147 mph, a stop in Danielson and a reckless-driving charge. The case is scheduled for arraignment October 21.
SportsGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Sports
The university is building a varsity program around a new turf facility as women’s flag football advances through the NCAA’s emerging-sport process.
ConnecticutGENERIC FILE PHOTOConnecticut / Connecticut
DAS says covered tree-care crane operators now need state licensing and equipment registration. Businesses must review both the people operating cranes and the equipment being used.
EducationGENERIC FILE PHOTOWindham / Education
The university’s 2026–27 institute participation is a planning effort spanning teaching, workforce skills and ethical use—not an announcement that new course rules are already in effect.
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Early voting runs October 19–November 1 at Town Hall and Eastern’s library. Here is how the locations, hours and other voting options differ.
LocalGENERIC FILE PHOTOEastern CT / Local
A short, source-linked recap for October 13, with yesterday’s report separated from upcoming dates.