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New London Police were joined by Connecticut State Police and NCIS during the early morning search of an apartment on Coit Street in New London.
James Ross, who was wanted by the Connecticut Department of Parole, was apprehended following a brief foot chase that ended near the intersection of Coit and Reed Streets.
Arrest information is provided by Waterford Police Department. An arrest does not signify a conviction.
New London Youth Football Juniors are 7-0 with two more games to go until the playoffs.
With a name like The Black Dog, the decision to give to Waterford-East Lyme Animal Control seems logical but it's mighty neighborly of the Mystic store to make a donation.
We've got coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and fisher cats. Now it seems we might need to add moose to the list of wild creatures roaming in and around Waterford.
Middletown police arrested Deahanna Nobleza of Oakdale on drug charges but New London police believe she may also be connected to an assault and robbery that happened in the city on October 7.
OutCT is rethinking the event but in the meantime, there are plenty of other activities planned for the coming months. Don't forget, October 11 is National Coming Out Day.
Five things to know for Waterford on Wednesday, October 9, 2013.
Here are a few of the jobs posted on Career Building in and around Waterford this week. Find more in Patch's "jobs" section.
Help Wanted—here are a few of the jobs posted on Career Building in New London this week. Find more in Patch's "jobs" section.
If Halloween is your favorite holiday, here's a great way to celebrate it.
For the third year running, this Halloween treat in Waterford will raise money for the local food bank and the animal shelter.
The following longtime New London resident passed away recently.
The following longtime Waterford resident passed away recently.
Police say two men attacked a 28-year-old man on October 5 near 127 Ocean Avenue. The man was treated in hospital for apparent stab wounds in the upper leg and face.
Waterford Police Department will honor officers in a special ceremony on October 24.
Five things to help you plan your day, Tuesday, October 8, 2013, in Waterford
Five things to help you plan your day in New London on Tuesday, October 8, 2013.
New London Police Department is embracing all kinds of technology, with a way to report crimes on Facebook and text message with a new mobile app.
