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World-class music at Emanuel Lutheran

NEW LONDON — Music will fill Emanuel Lutheran Church in a once-in-a-generation moment Sunday, Oct. 19, as the congregation unveils its new Parsons Pipe Organ, Opus 57, with a recital by New …

Addressing rumors on social media

NEW LONDON – At the Sept. 3 New London Board of Public Works meeting, Chad Hoerth, city administrator for the city of New London, addressed comments shared by the public on social media about …

Wastewater treatment facility update

NEW LONDON – The city of New London continues to discuss possible upgrades to its wastewater treatment facility, which must be upgraded by July 1, 2029 to meet new phosphorus limits. Some of …

NEW LONDON — The Wolf River Art League installed community artwork that resembles a school of fish on the sculpture trail along the Wolf River. On Sept. 17, members of the Wolf River Art League …

Shamrock Heights marks 100 years

NEW LONDON — Generations of golfers have walked the rolling fairways at Shamrock Heights Golf Course. Few know its history better than Todd Huber. As the course celebrates its 100th …

Single-hauler garbage collection approved

NEW LONDON – Residential property owners in the city of New London will automatically be enrolled into a single-hauler, citywide garbage collection program with GFL Environmental with the cost …

Purchasing new ADA access lift

NEW LONDON – A new ADA accessible lift for the hot tub at the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center will be purchased for an estimated cost of $8,103. The New London Common Council approved the …

Festival Foods bought out

WISCONSIN – A new grocery conglomerate is forming in the Midwest as Schnucks acquires Festival Foods and Hometown Grocers, with the 1939 Group promising to preserve the local community ties …

Yard waste is becoming a problem

NEW LONDON – City residents placing yard waste in the city’s gutters during times the city does not pick up yard waste is becoming a problem in the city. That was the message Robert …

City to purchase sanitary televising equipment

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council has approved spending $20,199 to purchase a push camera set up for televising sanitary and storm facilities in the city. The approval came at the …

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