Kimberly Drelich is a reporter for The Day, covering the Groton area in Connecticut. She previously reported on East Lyme, Old Lyme, and Lyme. Drelich's reporting focuses on local government, education, and community issues in southeastern Connecticut.
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Jul. 4—GROTON — The town is appealing a Freedom of Information Commission decision ordering the release of communications related to short-term rentals that the town says are protected by attorney-client privilege.
The University of Connecticut has identified an approximately 1-acre rectangular parcel located on the UConn Avery Point campus in Groton for potential student housing. The parcel, pictured on Friday, July 5, 2024, is currently being used by the UConn Avery Point baseball team as a practice field with batting cages. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
From right, Carol Arnold, of Ellington, and Nancy Goldstein, of Manchester, stop at the Happyshoes booth, of Long Pond, Pa., after admiring the shoes and listen to Cesar Quintero talk about the Mola craft of hand-stitched or loom work style, of Panama and Colombia, used for shoes, jackets and other items, during the Niantic Arts and Crafts Show on the Town Hall green Saturday, July 6, 2024, in East Lyme. Quintero is wearing a pair of the boots. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Jul. 6—GROTON — The town is exploring a buyback program for miniature liquor bottles.
By: Kimberly Drelich
Groton ― The Planning and Zoning Commission approved on Tuesday two applications for Long Hill Road: an expanded restaurant building with a patio at the former 99 Restaurant and Pub site and a new gas...
By: Kimberly Drelich
Jul. 14—As the defense industry expands, towns and cities in the region want to take a fresh look at housing, climate resilience, and child care, among
By: Kimberly Drelich
Efforts to recruit for Electric Boat’s growing workforce are expanding to the Hartford area. The submarine manufacturer hired 5,300 people for their locations in southeastern Connecticut and Quonset P...
Jul. 15—Efforts to recruit for Electric Boat's growing workforce are expanding to the Hartford area.
By: Kimberly Drelich
Jul. 17—GROTON — The town is starting an initiative designed to equip businesses in Mystic and Groton with simple, low-cost ideas they can use to prepare for flooding.
By: Sarah Gordon
Neighbor Renee Khoury walks her dogs Rocky and Kree past the proposed Upper Thames View Park Wednesday, July 17, 2024. At right is 352 Thames St., which the city owns and plans to demolish to expand the park. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints The Cross Sound Ferry New London moves past the City of Groton’s Thames View Park on Wednesday, July 17, 2024. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
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