Eric O'Connell

After the building was severely damaged in a fire, the owners of Beach Donut in Clinton say they are planning to temporarily relocate to the former Friendly's building on Route 1. The business hopes to reopen soon, and employees are accepting help from the public to make the transition as smooth as possible.

According to data from the town's finance office, the average residential property owner in Clinton will see a tax increase of about 14.1%, driven largely by a shift in the tax burden following revaluation, along with reduced use of fund balance and the recently approved town budget.

Westbrook officials created a Municipal Board of Appeals to hear a challenge to a stop-work order issued over alleged unapproved construction at 1286 Boston Post Road. The board upheld the order at a June 17 meeting.

From preserving the town's vital records to handing out marriage licenses, Clinton's new town clerk, Lisa Balter, has her hands in just about every aspect of town operations.

In June, North Branford's Town Council formally hired Dr. Scott Nicol as the town's new town manager. Nicol began the job July 1 and recently sat down with

The Branford Community Foundation, in conjunction with Ascend Bank, distributed money to six organizations that improve the quality of life for Branford residents as part of its annual sponsorship awards.

The new buisness lab with stock tracker. Photo by Eric O'Connell — The end of summer doesn’t just mean cooler weather and football back on TV. In Old Saybr

A rendering of the proposed upgrades to the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center from the parking lot — Ahead of a Wednesday, Sept. 9, informational hear

To recognize the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Westbrook and Old Saybrook’s fire departments will hold public memorial events, while

Three months after its original location was damaged in a fire, Beach Donut is back in business. The shop officially opens at its new location at 631 Boston Post Road in Westbrook on Friday, Sept. 4.