Q&A: BoE Candidate Gordon Strickland

Policy Committee Chairman Seeking Fifth Term

Four-Way Mayoral Race Anyone's Guess

Even Veteran Prognosticators Say This One's Up For Grabs

Jepsen Calls for Investigation Into CL&P

Connecticut's Attorney General says reliable electricity is a matter of public health and safety.

Crandall Suit Against Ledyard Is Dismissed

Court Ruled Hauler Failed to Show 'Favoritism' in Contract Award

Q&A: Town Council Candidate John Marshall

Republican seeks second term on council

Q&A: Council Candidate Edward Monahan

Democrat is Former CT Sea Grant Director

Q&A: BoE Candidate Rebecca Graebner

Democrat Served Two Terms on Town Council

Q&A: BoE Candidate Tom Malone

Republican has served on school board since 2007

Q&A: BoE Candidate Ted Nunes

Democrat has been active with Safe Teens Coalition

Q&A: BoE Candidate Mimi Peck-Llewellyn

Incumbent Republican has been active with Girl Scouts

Q&A: BoE Candidate Joan Disco

Republican is Political Novice, Veteran School Teacher

Q&A: BoE Candidate John Phetteplace

Democrat Has Served Five Years on the School Board

Senior Center Board Rejects Jazzercise Order (With Poll)

Just when you thought it was safe to go to Jazzercise class...

Seven Questions for Robert Lawrence

Petitioning Candidate Calls for Sewers, More Affordable Commercial Space

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Sharon Wadecki

Eight-Term Councilor Has Served on Finance Committee for 15 Years

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Steve Eichelberg

Republican EDC Chair Seeking Seat on Town Council

Connecticut Jobs Bill Passed Easily

A $626 million bill to spur job growth and state funds for Jackson Laboratory approved.

Inchcliffe Drive Case Headed Back to Court

Zoning Commission Votes to Appeal Ruling Allowing 'Affordable Housing' Project

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Naomi Rodriguez

Democratic Candidate Has Range of Civic and Volunteer Experience

Zoning to Consider Appeal of Inchcliffe Drive Ruling

Council Would Support Appeal of Decision to Allow Three-Family 'Affordable Housing' Project

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Mike France

Republican Making First Run For Elected Office

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Kevin Dombrowski

Republican Former Zoning Chair Seeks Council Seat

Q&A: BoE Candidate Stephanie Calhoun

Newest School Board Member Seeking First Full Term

Q&A: BoE Candidate Michelle Hinton

Democrat Seeking Second Term on School Board

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Mary McGrattan

Former Mayor, State Representative Seeks Sixth Term on Council

Q&A: BoE Candidate Julia Cronin

Republican Has Served on School Board Since 2007

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Bill Saums

Democrat Has Five Years Experience on the Council

Q&A: BoE Candidate Sharon Hightower

Democrat Seeking Seventh Term on School Board

Q&A: Town Council Candidate Linda Davis

Republican Town Councilor Seeking Fourth Term

Ledyard Awarded $300,000 Grant

Small Cities Grant to Fund Home Rehabilitation Loan Program

A Field of Their Own

Girls League Requests New Softball Field on Clark Farm Property

Seven Questions for Anthony Saccone

Gales Ferry Fire Chief Believes Strong Working Relationships Are Critical

This is National Teen Driver Safety Week

New Advisory Committee to Address Safety Issues, Outreach

Seven Questions for Mayor Fred Allyn

Incumbent Mayor Cites Leadership, Commitment in Seeking Second Term

Seven Questions for John Rodolico

GOP-endorsed candidate for Mayor of Ledyard calls for greater professionalism, efficiency and openness.

New Town Website to Debut Today

Designed for greater ease of use, with additional links

Salmonella Outbreak Helps Make Case for Ledge Light

Presentation to Town Council Intended to Show It is Worth the Investment

Debate Was Enlightening – Despite Blackout

Four Candidates for Mayor Square Off at High School

Mayoral Debate Tonight at 7 p.m.

Debate at high school should showcase the diversity of candidates.

State House Round-Up

A Look At Violent Crime, Disaster Preparedness And Bio Science