The new stats are out regarding COVID-19 in Connecticut and the death toll had climbed over 1400 (1423). An additional 92 residents were added to the death total for Tuesday. In our area, the numbers are still relatively low with New London county… Read More
On April 21, 2020, there will be a Board of Finance regular meeting that will be done via teleconference on the Zoom Conferencing system. Anyone that wants to virtually attend the meeting can do so by following these instructions: 1. Go to www.Zoom.com… Read More
Norwich Police said that a rather long argument this past Friday evening between a husband and a wife ended up in a struggle and fight for a knife. 43 Year Old Jennifer Casazza of Norwich was charged with multiple charges such as 2nd… Read More
On Monday, April 20, 2020, at approximately 8:02 P.M., Bail Enforcement from Abailable Bail Bonds located 43 year old Lance Payne formerly of Moosup, in Pennsylvania where he was then transported back to the Plainfield Police Department without incident. Lance was arrested and… Read More
Plainfield First Selectman Kevin Cunningham speaks on the new budget and it’s process as well as the very first virtual meeting that is planned for the April 20th Board of Selectman meeting.
The Plainfield Board of Selectmen will hold a special meeting on April 20, 2020 and it also marks the first time the Board will conduct a meeting on the Zoom meeting platform. The meeting will take place tonight at 7:00 and you all… Read More
Monday, April 20. 2020 at 8:00, marks the start of yet another executive order by Governor Ned Lamont in the continues battle of the Coronavirus. Starting this evening, anyone that goes out into public needs to be wearing a face covering when 6… Read More
On April 19, 2020 at approximately 10:07 P.M., the Plainfield Police Department arrested 55 year old Robert Wager, of Plainfield. Members of the Plainfield Police Department were dispatched to an address in Plainfield for a report of a domestic disturbance involving a firearm.… Read More
Here’s a tough number to wrap your head around… 56% of all deaths in Ct are people over 80 as well as 78% of all COVID-19 related deaths are people over the age of 70. With the town of Griswold now at a… Read More
Test Results Delivered in 30 Minutes at No Cost to Patients (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that the State of Connecticut has formed a partnership with CVS Health in an initiative that will make free, rapid COVID-19 tests available… Read More
They are back to tearing up main st in the borough of Jewett City again. Now, state DOT workers are here installing catch basins and according to a DOT employee, there is roughly 8 they have to get done. It’s another step that… Read More
The Last Green Valley, Inc. (TLGV) is pleased to announce a new grant program to help non-profits build capacity during challenging times. As non-profits strive to advance their mission while not being able to offer their usual programs, events and opportunities, TLGV will provide… Read More
The Connecticut Department of Labor successfully processed 60,000 unemployment claims overnight utilizing the new software improvements the agency deployed yesterday in response to the overwhelming surge in claim applications resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional claims will continue to be processed through this… Read More
COVID-19 exposure notice sent to People’s United Bank Customers at the Montville Stop and Shop. On April 13th, 2020, a People’s United Bank employee located at 2020 Norwich-New London Turnpike, Uncasville, Connecticut was notified they had tested positive for COVID-19. Immediately upon learning… Read More
The Griswold Board of Finance held a scheduled special meeting to look at the budgets for this coming fiscal year that starts in July, if all goes well. Click the link below to listen to the meeting in full. Please note that at… Read More
The town of Lisbon has announced there will be a road closure starting on or about April 23rd. The bridge over Blissville Brook on School house Road will be removed and a new bridge will be constructed. According to First Selectman Tom Sparkman,… Read More
There’s one thing that you have to stop worrying about right away when it comes to COVID-19. It’s the amount of people that have tested positive for the virus. The number or amount of people that the state is saying having tested positive… Read More
There are 2 meetings that are going to happen tonight, and they aren’t going to be at town hall on Main St. Matter of Fact, they aren’t going to be anywhere in particular. The meetings are going to be held online as town… Read More
BERLIN, Conn. (April 13, 2020) – Eversource crews are working non-stop restoring power after Monday’s fierce wind storm, while complying with the energy company’s stringent COVID-19 pandemic protocols to safeguard the health and well-being of employees and customers. The storm’s drenching rain and powerful winds caused… Read More
Some Grocery stores are taking precautions before entering their stores. Walmart is lining people up outside of their entrance with an attendant letting people in as another walks out with their purchases. Aldi Supermarket is keeping everyone at a 6 ft distance, which… Read More
There is currently a protest gathering at Corrigan Correctional Institution chanting “Free Them All.” Other chants are “All These Cops Have Got To Go.” From what is understood is that family members of inmates are outside protesting to have their loved ones released… Read More
According to the National Weather Service, we could see wind gusts as high as 60 MPH on Monday! Tonight Mostly clear, with a low around 31. Light and variable wind. Sunday Increasing clouds, with a high near 57. Light southwest wind becoming south… Read More
There are a ton news services that area available to you to read content. All with headlines to make you want to hurry up and click that story to read. Think about it, how many of you are receiving text messages and facebook… Read More
There are still a few towns in Connecticut that have not reported a positive COVID-19 test result. The picture below shows what towns those are. Click on the graphic to enlarge
