Lee Howard

The Day's donation of its archived photographs and negatives is the largest donation of material related to the local history of New London and southeastern Connecticut that Connecticut College's Shain Library has ever received.

The Rev. Dr. King Jr's efforts helped African Americans and other minorities attain college degrees and high-paying employment opportunities in major corporations and city, county, state, and federal governmental agencies as segregation Jim Crow laws began to fall away across the country.

Lee and Steve Elci have a podcast exploring their political differences.

The Groton Congregational Church is raising funds to fix its historic pipe organ that has lasted nearly a century.

New London's record store The Telegraph ready to expand into events

John Russell has led the charge at downtown's Homeward Bound Treasures thrift store for many years.

The group has ambitious new planting plans for the coming year.

Jay Cashman spoke for the first time at Thursday's hearing, telling the crowd he wants to be a good neighbor no matter what happens to his proposal.

It used to be known as Margaritaville, but when singer Jimmy Buffett took away its tall shaker of salt by threatening a lawsuit over the copyrighted name the multi-level restaurant in the Factory Squ...

Regina Brady, director of Thames Valley Council for Community Action’s WIC program, has been named director of the agency’s new Family Bridge universal home visiting program, set to launch in Janu...