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Jessica Abrante, Nicole Marie Alicea, Darchand Anderson, Valentina Argel, Thomas Frederick Arico, Estefany America Aybar, Jorge Barberan, Jr., Erik Bardales, Simone Deshea Barner, Nicholas Adam Battista, Deidra R. Belcher, Charles Bernadeau, Kerline Bernadeau...
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By Kathleen Edgecomb, Staff Writer: The familiar white and blue tarps that cover a plethora of locally grown produce are moving this summer from a parking lot on Eugene O’Neill Drive to one on Broad Street. The New London Farmer’s Market will open July...
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By State Sen. Andrea L. Stillman: At this writing there is ongoing uncertainty about the status of the state budget. Legislative leaders and the governor have worked to identify common ground, but regrettably significant differences remain, so a budget...
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By Stephen Chupaska, Staff Writer: Six years ago, Stephen Dwyer took out a DVD of “The Godfather” from the Groton Public Library and knew that it wasn’t just another movie. “I loved the slow camera movements, the setting in Sicily, the light,” he said...
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By Chuck Potter, Staff Writer: Cynthia Ramos finds it a lot easier to be a good girl now than she did a year ago. “I had my brushes with the law,” the demure, 15-year-old said. “Now I know they’re not just being nosy. They’re trying to help us. They’re...
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By Larry Kelley, Special to the Times: New London High athletes and parents, take a bow. You accomplished greatness without the superhuman powers of Jack Cochran. When you hear some Whaler football athletes and supporters bestow the virtues of Cochran...
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By Renelda Moorehead, Special to the Times: What makes the spring and summer in New London different than anywhere I have lived? Seagulls. You see, I’ve never lived so close to the river in a riverside community. Seagulls sail by. The Herring, Black-back...
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By Chonel LaPorte, Times Intern: In an effort to create a support system for cancer survivors across the state of Connecticut, the Connecticut Challenge is seeking volunteers from the region to ride their bikes to raise money. The Connecticut Challenge...
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By Kathleen Edgecomb, Staff Writer: The old boxwoods are finally getting some recognition. The colonial and Victorian gardens surrounding the Shaw Mansion have been added to the list of Connecticut’s Historic Gardens and will be one of the designated...
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By State Sen. Andrea L. Stillman: Now that the General Assembly’s 2009 regular session has been adjourned, we can take stock of meaningful legislation enacted and assess the prospects for other important bills approved by the legislature, on which the...
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By Chuck Potter, Staff Writer: New London’s Shiloh Baptist Church Women of Ex cellence crowned Miss Debutante 2009 May 9 at the Mystic Marriot Hotel during the Debutante Scholarship Program Cotillion. She is Brittany C. Watts, 18, the daughter of Bishop...
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By Amy J. Barry, Special to the Times: In some ways the paintings of Will Holub and Nathan Lewis are in stark contrast. In other ways, they are quite complimentary. But one thing is certain: the work of these two talented artists is thought-provoking...
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By Stephen Chupaska , Staff Writer: Many of New London’s estimated 75 Haitian families and others gathered at the New London High School cafeteria to celebrate Flag Day, a major holiday in Haiti and in cities with large immigrant populations, with dancing...
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Two members of the Boy Scout Troop 29 were promoted to Eagle Scout during a ceremony at the Quaker Hill Fire Department. Michael Farwell of New London and Scott Van Verdeghem of Waterford (pictured above) were promoted to Eagle Scouts with accommodations...
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By State Sen. Andrea L. Stillman: Two weeks ago my Senate colleagues—every single one of them—joined me to vote for a bill I co-sponsored to establish a Bi-State Long Island Sound Commission, to provide with New York State ongoing stewardship for that...
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