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  • She’s Tops in Clinton

    Photo by Fay Abrahamsson
    Posted to Harbor News (Gallery) by Shore Publishing on 11-26-2008

  • She’s Tops in Clinton

    By Fay Abrahamsson , Harbor News Senior Staff Writer: CLINTON: There must be a secret among Spanish teachers that keeps them constantly in the winners’ circle. Last year, high school Spanish teacher Laura Luther won the Clinton Teacher of the Year award. This year, the accolade is awarded to elementary...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-26-2008

  • Holiday Happenings: Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook

    CLINTON: Sunday, Dec. 7: The following events are part of Christmas in Clinton, which takes place from 2 to 6 p.m. on E. Main St. and W. Main St. Farm on Wheels : 2 to 3:30 p.m. Pierson School, E. Main St. Concert : Sailing Masters of 1812 Colonial Fife and Drum Corps: 2 p.m. Andrews Memorial Town Hall...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-26-2008

  • Police Incident Report: Nov. 12 to 18

    The Harbor News publishes a Police Incident Report to inform residents of incidents, criminal activities, and police responses occurring in Clinton, Westbrook, and Old Saybrook. As those charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty, the report does not include names. It may be edited for length...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-26-2008

  • Unknown Odor on School Bus Brings Big Response

    By Fay Abrahamsson , Harbor News Senior Staff Writer: CLINTON: It could have been a harrowing day last week in Clinton as 40 elementary school children were evacuated from their school bus due to an unknown odor that brought 10 different emergency response teams to their rescue. When all was said and...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-26-2008

  • Clinton's proposed snow removal ordinance

    The proposed ordinance in Clinton mandating owners of property abutting sidewalks in town be responsible for snow, ice and leaf removal is not about making the sidewalks passable in the winter. It is about shifting the liability for accidents from the town to a small number (approximately 200) of property...
    Posted to Local News & Issues (Forum) by ClintonResident on 11-24-2008

  • Unilever Gives ‘Thanks’

    Photo by Fay Abrahamsson
    Posted to Harbor News (Gallery) by Shore Publishing on 11-20-2008

  • Unilever Gives ‘Thanks’

    By Fay Abrahamsson , Harbor News Senior Staff Writer: CLINTON: A 20-year employee of Unilever now unable to work due to health problems was recognized last week by his former company for his idea and foresight in helping develop an in-house wastewater treatment and recycling operation. “If it were not...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-20-2008

  • Not-So-Sunny Side of the Street

    By Fay Abrahamsson , Harbor News Senior Staff Writer: CLINTON: Whose responsibility is it to clear the sidewalks of leaves, snow, and ice? One resident in Clinton firmly believes that as the non-owner of the sidewalk in front of his residence, it’s the town’s responsibility, not his, for the maintenance...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-20-2008

  • Giving a Gift of Time

    By Fay Abrahamsson , Harbor News Senior Staff Writer: CLINTON: Would you donate some of your sick days to a co-worker in need? Two local groups have answered “yes” to that question–the employees of the Clinton Police Department and Clinton Town Hall. In a bad news/good news situation, two employees of...
    Posted to Harbor News (Weblog) by Shore Publishing on 11-20-2008
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