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Building on progress

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority's 2024 Clean and Renewable Energy Report ranked Stonington second among Connecticut towns for reported residential solar capacity per resident.

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Unlock your potential

On Nov. 18, the Business Lending Expo will bring more than 25 SBA lenders to the Hilton Mystic for direct conversations with business owners seeking capital.

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Waiting for the train

Connecticut has completed a feasibility study for extending Shore Line East commuter rail from New London to Westerly, Rhode Island, but the proposal has not advanced into implementation. 

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Birth of a dream

The dream began with Hart Perry, a legendary figure in American rowing — a longtime Kent School coach, National Rowing Foundation executive, and the first American elected a Henley Steward.

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Technology Park

The READCO development proposed for upper Route 2 in Pawcatuck has cleared its master plan and is now in site plan and groundwater permit review. Here's where things stand.

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Eyes on the future

The Town of Stonington has adopted our updated Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) for 2026. The POCD is updated once every ten years to ensure our vision and goals remain aligned with the evolving needs of the community.

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Planning ahead

The Housing Opportunities Plan will allow Stonington to thoughtfully plan for affordable housing.

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Going greener

The facility will divert organics from the solid waste stream and convert them into nutrient-rich compost for local farms, gardens, and community projects.

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Mark your calendar

The Town of Stonington has begun the process of updating our Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) for 2026.

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Building a neighborhood

READCO, an Old Lyme-based developer, is seeking to build a technology park with three large buildings on vacant land it owns on upper Route 2 near Interstate 95.

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