John Penney

New London ― A developer is seeking assurances it will receive nearly $6.5 million in tax reimbursements over 20 years before it will commit to constructing 500 new apartment units on sections of the ...

Sep. 4—Two local high school graduates are among the 303 students who will share in $1.1 million in 2024-25 academic scholarships awarded by the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut.

New London ― The Planning and Zoning Commission this week rejected a developer’s zoning change request for a property in the northeast section of the city that would have allowed construction of the only type of multi-family homes the company specializes in building.

Capt. Keith Williams, of the state Department of Environmental Protection’s police division, announces the recovery of a missing boater’s body in Old Saybrook on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024.

Sep. 6—NEW LONDON — A national investment firm's plans to convert a vacant downtown church into an apartment complex were paused this week to allow the developer to address the concerns of city staff.

Sep. 6—NEW LONDON — The Planning and Zoning Commission this week rejected a developer's zoning change request for a property in the northeast section

New London ― The former First Congregational Church annex will be demolished in the coming weeks after a longer-than-expected approval process that paves the way for the clearing of piles of collapsed...

The United State Coast Guard Barque Eagle, left, and United State Coast Guard Ida Lewis (WLM-551), a coastal buoy tender, at the pier at Fort Trumbull during the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival in New London Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024. (Dana Jensen/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints

Sep. 7—MYSTIC — Police Saturday afternoon responded to a rally near the Olde Mystick Village, where witnesses said a crowd of supporters for former

Sep. 7—OLD SAYBROOK — Officials identified two boating crash victims recovered from the Connecticut River Friday after days of searching.