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You can walk inside a real nuclear sub on Connecticut’s Thames River, no ticket required
Connecticut’s free Navy museum doesn’t disappoint. There’s a submarine sitting on the Thames River in Groton, Connecticut, and you can walk right inside it. No ticket needed. No line to buy your way through. The USS Nautilus was the world’s first nuclear-powered submarine, and it sailed under...
Finding Connecticut
Finding Connecticut
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The Forgotten Theater in Connecticut Has an Eerie Backstory
In the heart of Derby, the state's smallest city, an old Victorian building that once uniquely served as both the community's bustling cultural center and local city jail now ranks among the most eerie abandoned places in Connecticut. The Sterling Opera House, which closed its doors in 1945, has long since been left to deteriorate and crumble, but remains a fascinating structure filled with rich history, local lore, and a possible paranormal presence.
New Haven Independent
The Power Of The Documentary
“Power to the people.” The seemingly simple phrase with a not-so-simple history rang through two films screened Thursday night at Yale Film Archive, not only as it is spoken or chanted, but in the actions of those being filmed and those who filmed them. A 35mm print of Howard...
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Derby Neck Library Looking To Fill 3 Open Positions
DERBY — Derby Neck Library is seeking applicants to fill three open vacancies: a part-time circulation staff, a part-time Teen Services Assistant, and a part-time Facility Manager. All three positions include paid sick and personal time, and a simple IRA retirement plan with employer-matching contributions up to 3% plus...
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Tags Tell History Of Milford’s Orchard Hills
Lots of people who enjoy the hobby of metal detecting like to spend a few hours on weekends going over the beaches and public lands waiting to hear signals that alert them to metals buried underground. Ed Abbazia is one such enthusiast, but a recent discovery of his was not found underground. It was found in a wooden box at an estate sale.