Fifteen hundred people shouted in unison: "One, two, three!" Then a red and blue ribbon was cut as the crowd cheered. It was a long-awaited moment on Sept. 25, 1984. When it was over, people scattered, serenaded by the Waterford High School band. They wer... See more
His eclectic interests have guided G. Roger Clements through a career that's included being a teacher, actor, director, automobile service manager and railroad president. He's also been a photographer and an architectural designer. When he moved to New Lo... See more
Editor's note: This story is the first in "Remembering the Revolution," a series that will appear throughout 2026 to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary. In 20 years as pastor of the First Congregational Church of Lyme, the Rev. Stephen Johnson hadn'... See more
Getting your picture taken at Niagara Falls has been part of visiting the natural wonder for as long as it's been a tourist attraction. Before people had cameras of their own, professional photographers were there to record the moment, but it didn't work ... See more