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Lee Howard

Lee Howard

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A life well lived; a death shrouded in mystery

It's unclear what happened to Richard B. Erickson, the longtime regional planner who went on to be the first executive director of the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments, other than that he died on April 8 at Backus Hospital. His death certificate lists the cause as dementia. He was 92.
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The Golden Owl working on a comeback

The Golden Owl bookstore in downtown New London is planning to reopen sometime this fall after a flood two weeks ago ruined ceilings, floors and walls while also damaging books, furniture and antiques.
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Avalonia obtains nearly 90 acres in Ledyard

The town has transferred two tracts of land to the Avalonia Land Conservancy, protecting land previously planned for development.
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Doncasters updates its facilities in Groton with a $13M investment

The company makes large structural castings for airplane engines such as those on Airbus jets and the 737 MAX from Boeing.
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What's Going On: Entrepreneur Academy a local jewel

Entrepreneur Academy teaches business people just starting out many of the things they need to know as they launch a new enterprise.
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Mystic native making his mark as Tennessee's Attorney General

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, just two weeks ago at the center of a landmark Supreme Court decision allowing states to prohibit gender-affirming care to people who identify as transgender, grew up in Mystic.
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EB says its new Crystal mall location will serve as a 'relief valve...

The company plans to move 700 employees into the former Macy's department store early next year after extensive renovations.
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20 years later, Kelo still echoes

We catch up with locals involved in the infamous New London eminent domain case on the anniversary of the June 23, 2005 Supreme Court ruling involving Fort Trumbull homeowners.
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Pfizer pulls up stakes in NL

Eight years after opening its state-of-the-art global research-and-development headquarters in New London, Pfizer Inc. announced Monday it will close the nearly $300 million complex within the next two years and consolidate local operations into its Groton campus.The announcement that Pfizer will maintain its local work force numbers came as the company said it will be closing six research-and-development sites worldwide. About 1,400 positions in New London will be transferred to Groton, where about 3,500 people work, Pfizer said. When Pfizer first opened the New London campus, officials had said the complex could house up to 2,000 associates.
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What's Going On: Don't mess with libraries

Libraries are under attack, but I've got my money on librarians to stay the course.
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What's Going On: Local enterprise, worldwide reach

Stephanie McKeon tells of her journey from the shores of Hawaii to the executive suite of Joshua's Worldwide.