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473 Hamburg Road, Lyme, CT 06371
On April 29th 2010, Bill and Priscilla Munro sold their home at 473 Hamburg Road in Lyme, CT, to Stefanie Gottesman. Ms. Gottesman purchased the residence for $649,000. Bill Munro is the owner of Munro Hospitality Services and was previously the Regional...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Lyme, Connecticut River, Waterford, Real Estate Sellers
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Suspect's Bail Is $2 Million In Groton Murder Case; Woman's Body Was Found In Freezer
Fox CTLuis Otero, a 49-year-old Air Force veteran, was ordered held, with bail set at $2 million, during his arraignment Tuesday on a charge that he murdered a woman whose body was found in a freezer. Otero was arrested Monday night. The body of Madeline...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Murder, Electrical Appliance, Crimes, Movies
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FEMA To Come To Connecticut To Assess Damage From Nor'Easter
Teams from the Federal Emergency Management Agency plan to be in Connecticut today and Wednesday to assess the damage from last week's nor'easter. It will be FEMA's second visit to Connecticut in recent weeks. An earlier rainstorm on March 13 and 14...Tags: Middlesex County (Connecticut), Small Businesses, Windham (Windham, Connecticut), Jodi Rell, Emergency Planning
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Woman's Body Found in Freezer; Man Held on Murder Charge
ctnow.comPolice have arrested a 49-year-old man in connection with the death of a woman whose body was found in a freezer. Luis F. Otero was charged Monday with one count of murder, Groton Police Lt. Steven Sinagra said. The woman's name was not immediately...Tags: New London (New London, Connecticut), Murder, Electrical Appliance, Crimes, Human Body
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Head Of State's Auto Retailers Fights For Dealerships Adjusting To New Reality
James T. Fleming, 54, has been president of the Connecticut Automotive Retailers Association since March 2008. Its 270 members, down from 325 a year ago, are licensed to sell new cars. In addition to working in the private sector, Fleming previously...
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New London Towards Africa
The Hartford CourantThe island greeted me with its stillness, the tropical air so hot and thick it felt like a weight on my body. I waded ashore in water as warm as a bath, and looked up. Behind the trees where the shoreline ends, I could see patches of a stone wall,...Tags: France, Thames River, South Carolina, Griswold, Death
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Acknowledgments
With this work, I hope to honor the generous assistance of Robert P. Forbes at the Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at Yale University; Joseph Opala of James Madison University; Mark Jones at the Connecticut...Tags: Middlesex County (Connecticut), New York, James Stewart, Monuments and Heritage Sites, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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Black Men, Black Masters
The first U.S. Census for Connecticut lists six black men as owners of slaves, notably a New London County man named Prince, who is shown as owning four people. In his doctoral dissertation on the lives of black people in Colonial-era Connecticut, Guocun...Tags: Economic Sanctions, East Haddam, Foreign Aid, Haddam, Family
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A Hole In The World
The Hartford CourantFaye Yager reaches for a bottle of wine. She's breaking out the ``good stuff'' tonight, and damned if everybody here don't deserve it. Honey, she's been plotting this wedding all week, and there isn't a single detail she's missed. ``When it's your...Tags: Trials, Emergency Planning, Waterford, Honey, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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