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Local towns escape nor'easter with minimal damage despite high winds, heavy rains (opens the original)
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WESTERLY â This weekendâs norâeaster brought heavy winds, rain, and some coastal flooding to Westerly and nearby coastal towns, but left minimal long-term impacts. The lingering effects of the norâeaster were set to last through Monday, according to Gary Lessor, the assistant director of the Western Connecticut State University Weather Center. Lessor said the storm showed ânothing really severeâ affected the area. â He noted Friday saw 0.22 inches of precipitation with peak wind
Courtney, homebuilders tour Stonington High School workforce trades program (opens the original)
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STONINGTON â U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney and representatives from the Home Builders Institute visited Stonington High School on Tuesday to observe the start of the schoolâs fifth year of its pre-apprenticeship program, aimed at increasing youth participation in the trades and addressing workforce shortages. Courtney (D-2nd District) had invited a small group to listen to an informal presentation from Stonington High School Teacher Dean Rocha during one of his woodworking classes. They visited to
Westerly Chorus returning for 68th season (opens the original)
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WESTERLY â Community choir organization The Chorus of Westerly is preparing to begin its 68th concert season in October, when it will present performances from several guest artists, holiday concerts, and free community events to the people of Westerly. Ryan Saunders, the executive director of The Chorus of Westerly, says the season is expected to be one of their busiest yet, with major events happening at the George Kent Performance Hall almost every month. The nonprofit organization was foun
Stonington ordinances approved at special town meeting (opens the original)
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STONINGTON â The Stonington Board of Selectmen held a special town meeting earlier this month, where they unanimously approved several ordinances aimed at addressing issues including snow removal, public safety, and complaints about door-to-door soliciting. Speaking at the meeting, First Selectman Bill Middleton said that police have received several complaints of unwanted people coming door to door. The revision revokes the previous ordinance effective Nov. 3, 2012, and bans people from door
Hits & Showstoppers: Billy Gilman set to perform at the United Theatre for 25-year anniversary event (opens the original)
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WESTERLY â Former child star and singer Billy Gilman will perform at the United Theatre on Sept. 26 to reflect on 25 years in the music industry in an anniversary event that celebrates the songs that gave him his start and looks toward his next chapter. âIâm very excited to be in the city that I was born in to do the show,â Gilman said in a recent interview. Born in Westerly, Gilman grew up in Hope Valley, and after signing his first record deal at age 11 in 1999, his debut single âOn
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