Lee Howard

The 160-year-old Emma C. Berry, a National Historic Landmark, was re-launched at Mystic Seaport on Tuesday after a two-month restoration process.

Paul Petrone, who grew up in Salem and spent hours in his backyard as a kid trying out cool new wrestling moves, used to be a bit embarrassed about his obsession with all the impossibly hulky he-men of World Wrestling Entertainment.

William Garretson "Gary" Atkinson III was returning to the United States in December 1988 with his new bride Judith "Judy" Bernstein Atkinson when the plane they were in went down over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 259 onboard, plus 11 people on the ground.

Jon Wenc, a New London teacher and amputee, has written a one-act play about losing his leg.

Median prices for single-family homes in New London and Windham counties are up 6.3% in the second quarter compared with the same period a year ago.

Mystic is known for its boating heritage, beluga whales and, lately, food. But wine?

A 3-foot-tall juvenile wood stork, a bird that usually hangs out along the coast of Georgia, Florida and South Carolina, turned up this month near Harkness Memorial State Park and so far hasn't left.

Gorra's Atelier, a fashion design and tailoring store, has opened at 114 Water St. in Stonington Borough.

Suddenly, manufacturing has become a bigger piece of the pie at the defense contractor ThayerMahan.

The National Labor Relations Board certified the results.