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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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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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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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Royale Brothers ‘confront the sorrow’

Three years after the death of lead guitarist Phil Agins, The Royale Brothers will reunite in a concert to raise money for a scholarship in Agins’ name.

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Not your average sparklers

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How to survive a helicopter crash: Survival Systems USA

I had the opportunity recently to do a story on Survival Systems USA, a business across the river in Groton that trains students to do things like escape from a submerged helicopter and survive at sea in a life raft. To add a first person perspective, we used a GoPro camera on one of the […]

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Hygienic: New London’s weekend of art

One of my favorite things about the city of New London is the weekend surrounding Hygienic Art’s annual open show. It’s something we cover every year, and this year we went all-in with our video coverage. Rick Koster and I did a longer-form (for newspaper web videos, anyway) preview, mixing a historical perspective with a […]

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Blumenthal vs. McMahon: the scene on the street

Richard Blumenthal and Linda McMahon are in the middle of an intense campaign for the US Senate seat from Connecticut currently occupied by Chris Dodd. On Tuesday, the campaigns came to New London for a televised debate at the Garde Arts Center sponsored by The Day and WTNH. My job was to capture the audio […]

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Candidate interviews: trying something new

Over the last few years we’ve tried a couple of different ways to incorporate video into our political coverage. We’ve tried posting a full one-hour debate between candidates for Congress. We tried an edited version of a debate with an introduction by the reporter. We tried shooting candidates’ endorsement interviews and publishing an edited ~10 […]

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