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EASTCONN’s Quinebaug Middle College in Danielson has released its second-semester honor roll list for the 2022-2023 academic year.
High Honor Roll
Christopher Benoit - P...
Can you believe that hall passes in most schools are still done the same old way? Qingyang Gu, a senior at Colchester's Bacon Academy who goes by the name of Frank, thought he could develop a better way.
Frustrated with what she saw as inadequate, below-standard home-nursing care, hospice nurse Samanta Roseme decided she could do it better. So she founded a company to do...
Is something rotten in Brooklyn, Connecticut, a rural town just north of Plainfield?
Matt Nemeth and his wife, Jenn, think so. Under the legal name JMN Properties LLC, t...
Since prehistoric times, our species has been committed to a territorial imperative that has demonstrated a penchant for squabbling over territory and seizing it from ea...
Once upon a time, the city of Norwich was the center of activity, bustling with fine stores and restaurants. Those of us who lived during this era will understand why ...
After stopping by a non-commissioned officers’ club in 1986, Ruth invited Jay, a fellow U.S. Army comrade, back to her hotel room. Soon afterward, he assaulted her even ...
Paul Dunion, a renowned psychotherapist who taught philosophy at Mohegan Community College and resides in North Franklin, recently published a new book, “My Days With Em...
The Norwich Historical Society recently added two new stops to the Norwich Freedom Trail. We added the newly completed Jubilee Mural, and the Norwich Sister Mural – both...
Once upon a time, when the Falcone family was alive and well and living in Norwich, we all prepared for the coming of Easter. It was 1964; a glorious time for a child to...
Those who remember when The Bulletin was The Norwich Bulletin may recall its managing editor from the halcyon days of the 1970s, John C. Peterson.
John passed away peace...
For years, I have traveled to New York City to get my fix for a hot pastrami sandwich. Living in southeastern Connecticut my entire life, I’ve grown tired of restaurants...
On April 15, the Slater library in downtown Jewett City will be hosting the Open House Art show.
The show was originally scheduled for April 2020. But the library clos...
A good-versus-evil adventure comes to life in Tim Barber’s “SHREDMAN,” an action comic book.
Discover the City of Gnarlborough where a group of robotic humanoid henchmen...
Let me start by emphasizing that I like and respect state Sen. Cathy Osten, Reps. Anthony Nolan and Aundre Bumgardner and Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Chairman Rodney Butl...
On Feb. 19, a new street sign was unveiled on Fowler Avenue in Norwich, recognizing it as John R. Fells Way. Roberta J. Vincent and John’s children were instrumental in ...
Scott Gladstone and Neil Ryan are always looking around for new business opportunities far removed from the Wireless Zone franchises for which they are best known locally...
Mankind’s first artistic urge was probably a primitive study in black and white — a piece of charcoal plucked from ashes and scratched on something somewhat flat. Somebo...
TIMES COLUMNS
Tossing Lines: Writing can lead to unexpected journeys
Community Editor Lee Howard often invites the public to write for the Times, and I highly recommend it, as 10 years of writing Tossing Lines has led me on an unexpected ...
Teachers’ Circle: Teachers need your support from the beginning
Fall. Change. Fresh beginnings. Pumpkin spice. Is there anybody out there who doesn’t perk up this time of year?
Yes, we may mourn the end of summer, absolutely, but FA...
History Revisited: Groton’s summer resort hotels a thing of the past
Editor’s Note: This is the second of two articles providing some historical information about four large summer resort hotels once located in the Eastern Point area ...
Notably Norwich: Coming around on downcity murals
Until recently, I haven't paid much attention to urban murals, those big, colorful paintings on the sides of city buildings that depict everything from likenesses of his...
MY PET PAL
My Pet Pal: A snugglebug called Fluff
Meet our rescue granddog, Zoey, aka "Fluff." Glaucoma caused her to lose her eyes, but her keen sense of smell and hearing make up for her blindness, and she navigates ...
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