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Driver killed in rollover crash on I-395 in Norwich

NORWICH, Conn. (WTNH) — A driver died after a pickup truck crashed and overturned on I-395 North in Norwich early Saturday morning. According to state police, the crash happened around 12:48 a.m. near the Maplewood Cemetery overpass. The pickup truck was traveling northbound on I-395 when it left the roadway and crossed onto the right […]

Norwich, CT · 1d

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Nobody Talks About This Remote Connecticut Town, And That’s Exactly The Point

Scotland, Connecticut is the kind of place that doesn’t show up on anyone’s radar, and the people who live there are perfectly fine with that arrangement. If you’ve been sleeping on this tiny Windham County gem, consider this your very polite wake-up call. There’s a particular kind...

Scotland, CT · 1d
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Willimantic man charged with supplying gun to ECSU student who committed suicide

WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (WTNH) — A Willimantic man is facing charges for allegedly supplying a stolen gun to an Eastern Connecticut State University student before the student then used it to take their life, according to an arrest warrant. Julian Sanchez-Ayala, 22, is charged with criminal possession of a firearm/ammunition, criminal possession of a pistol/revolver, and […]

Willimantic, CT · 2d

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Petition: Troopers Found Five Dead Dogs in Marlborough. When They Came Back, the Bodies Were Gone.

Connecticut State Police went to a property on Saner Road in Marlborough in September looking into reports of drug activity and violence. While they were there, a man who had just been arrested on an unrelated warrant told them something they had not come for: there were dead dogs on the property, and he could show them where. He had been hired to feed the animals.

Marlborough, CT · 2d
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Mohegan Sun Arena Bets $30M on F&B, Premium Hospitality and 'Just Walk Out' Tech

Nearly 18 million guests. More than 4,250 performances. Twenty-five years of sold-out nights. Now Mohegan Sun Arena is betting $30 million that the next era of live entertainment will be won not just on the stage, but at the concession stand, the beer tap and the VIP door. The 10,000-seat...

Montville, CT · 2d

WTNH

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Storage units catch fire in New London

NEW LONDON, Conn — New London firefighters responded to a fire at a building on Walker Street Saturday afternoon. Firefighters arrived on the scene around 1:16 p.m. to find a fire at a single-story structure that contained 11 storage units. The fire was heavily involved in two storage units and had spread to adjacent units […]

New London, CT · 23h

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This Connecticut Mediterranean Bakery Keeps Old-World Traditions Alive With Homemade Baklava And Traditional Pastries

Chocolate baklava has its own trademarked name here. It’s called chocklava, and there’s even a coconut version that sounds like pure mischief. The lineup doesn’t stop there. Lebanese, Turkish, and Greek baklava share the counter, built with walnuts, pistachios, almonds, honey, cardamom, and cinnamon. You can even...

Connecticut · 2d

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Griswold/Wheeler blanks Montville/St. Bernard for fifth straight win

Not even inclement weather can slow down the Griswold/Wheeler football team. Junior quarterback Liam Cassidy tossed two touchdown passes, senior running back Jaxson Demicco rushed for 102 yards on 23 carries, and the Wolverines’ defense forced seven turnovers en route to a 14-0 ECC Division 3 victory over Montville/St. Bernard during a steady rainstorm Friday night at Montville High School. It was the Wolverines’ fifth straight win . “I couldn’t be more proud of these guys,” Wolverines first-year coach Josh Howarth said. “They’re coming out every single week doing what we expect them to do. We’re playing great football at the right time.” The rain wreaked havoc for both teams during a scoreless first quarter that featured numerous fumbles and dropped passes. “We knew it was going to be a dogfight coming in here,” Howarth said. "Coach Tanner (Montville coach Grove) has these guys rolling right now. We knew that they want to run the ball and play power offense, especially with No. 50 (lineman D’Mitri Charles) who is an absolute stud. We had to play into their game and started to run the ball too. Unfortunately, with the rain and everything we had to play through the elements.” Early

Montville, CT · 1d

The Bulletin

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Norwich marks Diwali with first City Hall celebration

Norwich held its first official Diwali recognition ceremony at City Hall on Nov. 5, celebrating the city's Indian and South Asian communities. The Diwali ceremony was hosted by Mayor Swarnjit Singh and held in Singh's office. Afterward, a proclamation was read in City Council Chambers to recognize Diwali, then guests walked to the Royal Punjabi for tea and Indian foods, such as samosas and jalebi, which is a South Asian sweet made by piping a wheat flour batter into spiral or circular shapes, deep-frying it until crisp, and soaking it in warm sugar syrup The ceremony included prayer and the traditional lighting of diyas, or lamps, symbolizing light, hope, peace and prosperity. Diwali, known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated by millions of people around the world. The holiday symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness and highlights values including peace, prosperity, family, gratitude and unity. Norwich issues its first Diwali proclamation Singh and City Council President Pro Tem Joseph A. DeLucia issued a city proclamation recognizing Nov. 8 as "Diwali – Festival of Lights Day." It is the first time Norwich has formally recognized Diwali with a proclamation and held a dedicated recognition ceremony

Norwich, CT · 2d

WTNH

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Police: Part of road in New London temporarily closed due to ‘mental health crisis’

NEW LONDON, Conn. (WTNH) — Part of Montauk Avenue in New London was temporarily closed Saturday morning due to a police perimeter set up in response to a man having a “mental health crisis,” police said. A 911 call was received around 9:35 a.m. in which a man said that he had harmed his wife. […]

New London, CT · 1d

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Willimantic soup kitchen seeks turkeys for Thanksgiving meals

Covenant Soup Kitchen is asking for help as it works to make up a shortage of 300 to 400 turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving.

Willimantic, CT · 1d

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Man charged with rape after domestic dispute in East Hampton

An East Hampton man has been charged with forcible compulsion and three counts of rape, according to a press release from local police. Alberto Maurath Tacuri, 49, was taken into custody on Friday following an investigation by the East Hampton Town Police Detective Division. The investigation launched after officers responded...

East Hampton, CT · 2d

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Connecticut high school football is losing players. Even champions are feeling it

It was only three years ago that North Haven and Joel Barlow completed back-to-back runs to high school football state championships. Sheehan and Northwest Catholic met in the Class S final only last year. Yet here in 2026 all four teams are grappling with a sharp decline in players. North...

Connecticut · 1d

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The Hidden Connecticut Donut Shop That Locals Try To Keep To Themselves

The doors open at 4 in the morning, and the donut case is already loaded. That includes maple bacon, key lime, carrot cake, and a Bismarck stuffed with raspberry and buttercream. The baker who started it all came from a long line of bakers. The very first thing he made...

East Lyme, CT · 1d

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Man found dead at Sears Park in East Hampton

EAST HAMPTON, Conn. (WTNH) — Police are investigating an untimely death after a man was found dead near the water at Sears Park in East Hampton on Saturday morning. According to the chief of the East Hampton Police Department, a person walking through Sears Park at about 6:43 a.m. notified police after locating a deceased […]

East Hampton, CT · 1d

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Lewis Mills co-op squad eyes CIAC playoffs after shutout win over RHAM

BURLINGTON, Nov. 7, 2026 – If anyone had been skeptical in preseason of the Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech co-op’s chances of making the state football playoffs, it was understandable. After all, the Spartans owned a total of three victories over the past two years and haven’t had a winning...

Burlington, CT · 1d

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Pfizer to build $650M manufacturing technology center in Connecticut

Global biopharmaceutical company Pfizer plans to build a manufacturing technology center at its research and development campus in Groton, Connecticut, according to the state’s nonprofit economic development corporation AdvanceCT. The facility will be about 220,000 square feet and will produce clinical active pharmaceutical ingredients and drug products that support...

Groton, CT · 2d

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Scam calls reported in Glastonbury

GLASTONBURY, CT — The Glastonbury Police Department is warning residents about scam calls from someone impersonating Police Chief Marshall Porter. The caller claims there is an urgent matter and asks people to call a number they provide. The calls have appeared on caller ID as 860-633-8301, the department’s actual...

Glastonbury, CT · 1d

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Football: Cadets stumble against Springfield in final road test

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The Norwich University football team ran into one of the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference's (NEWMAC) most formidable attacks on Saturday afternoon, as Springfield College controlled the ground game throughout a 55-0 decision at Stagg Field. The Pride, who entered the weekend receiving votes in...

Springfield, MA · 21h