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No car? No problem, commute by kayak

Theo Maryeski of Waterford sold his car and now commutes to New London by foot, bicycle or kayak. When he makes the five mile paddle from Alewife Cove to downtown New London, he pulls his kayak up the street on a skateboard.

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Jack-o-lantern castle glows one last time in Griswold

When his father, Edgar Fontaine, died in June, Dean Fontaine promised to organize one final ‘jack-o-lantern castle’ as a tribute to his father, but a disappointing pumpkin harvest almost forced him to cancel. Longtime neighbor Charlotte Geer organized a carving party, and through donations and Fontaine’s meager harvest they managed to come up with enough […]

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ECSO’s homemade hammer of fate

Gustav Mahler’s sixth symphony requires a hammerschlag or hammer blow. Mark Weaver of the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra constructed a hammer drum in his garage for principal percussionist Connie Coghlan to play during the ECSO’s concert at the Garde Arts Center on Saturday October 22, 2011.

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Making a short film with the Nikon D7000

The Whaling City Film Project is a competition in its third year in New London, CT. The challenge, create a short film in four days with a set of parameters provided to you at the kick-off event. After failing to get our act together in time to enter last year, I was determined to get […]

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Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones filming in Stonington

The movie Great Hope Springs, starring Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones, was filming on Water Street in Stonington Borough on Wednesday.

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Marking the tenth anniversary of 9/11

Commemorations at Niantic Baptist Church, the Navy’s Submarine Force Library and Museum and Mitchell College were among the events marking the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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Inside security training at Millstone nuclear power plant

The attacks of Sept. 11 had a swift impact on security at nuclear power plants across the U.S. At Millstone Power Station, security teams undergo training at a $5 million indoor firing range.

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New England’s longest hot dog

Family Pizza in Niantic serves a 22-inch hot dog that they claim is New England’s longest.

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Yellow brick road leads to Mystic

Emma Furgueson, 11, is directing a back yard production of The Wizard of Oz to raise money for the Humane Society.

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Rowers prepare for open water race

Russell Smith and Sean Bercaw will compete together for the eighth time in the Blackburn Challenge, a 20-plus mile race around Cape Ann.

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