Middlesex County (Connecticut)

Do you have questions about your vegetable or flower garden, about something in your yard, or what you've seen along a roadside or trail? University of Connecticut Master Gardeners are available to answer your questions! Stop by or call the Master...

On the edge of the Wesleyan University campus in the area of Cross Street, Vine Street and Knowles Avenue, there was once a planned African American community that had ties to the Underground Railroad and the abolitionist movement. A group of volunteers...

In New London, town officials have instructed their police to refrain from inquiring about a suspect's immigration status and are encouraging more Latinos to get involved in education and politics. The city is the hub of New London County, where the...

More than seven dozen aspiring surgeons, ballerinas, teachers, paleontologists and, yes, Presidents of the United States were the winners of the fifth annual Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET) Dream Big! Competition. The contest encourages...

Chandler Howard, chairman of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce, has announced the 2013 recipient of the Michael L. Green Award. The Michael L. Green Award is presented annually to a member of the police or fire community for his or her outstanding...

Chandler Howard, Chairman of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce, has announced that the Chamber has contributed $1000 to the Connecticut Trees of Honor Memorial, Inc. The Connecticut Trees of Honor Memorial, Inc. has announced plans to construct...

A piece of city history returned to Main Street this summer when a 750-pound block of brownstone was hoisted over a picket fence and lowered into the flower garden of the Gen. Joseph Mansfield House. Bearing the inscription "1893," the cornerstone is a...

Bob Johnson is worried. Two years ago, when he sold his 143-acre Sunrise Resort on the Salmon River in Moodus to the state, he told a reporter that, while he would miss seeing all the returning vacationers, he could take comfort in knowing the summer...

I'm not a big fan of the Connecticut Siting Council. They rammed super-hot high power lines deep into a quiet Middletown neighborhood right next to homes after a series of sham hearings. It was obvious they planned to do that even before the hearings...

On January 4th, 2010, Marie Teresa Thomas sold her 4 bedroom, 2 bath residence at 6 W Street Heights in Cromwell, Connecticut to Apollonia Eze. The home was purchased for $255,000. 6 W Street Heights sits on .22 acres and has 1,976 sq ft. The colonial-...