Matt Grahn
Reporter at Norwich Bulletin
Reporter for The Bulletin, Norwich, CT. If you have a story you'd like to share, call me at 860-389-1014 or email me at [email protected]
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
norwichbulletin.com | Matt Grahn
Kids are graduating, the air is sweltering and a dip in the pool looks good right about now; summer is here. While ice cream and s'mores are popular summer treats, others prefer fresh fruits, from berries to peaches. While it’s easy enough to buy these fruits from a grocery store or a farm stand, but there’s something extra special when you get to pick the fruit yourself. You know where the fruit comes from and what it looks like before you eat it.
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3 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Matt Grahn
• Rose City Pride held a flag raising ceremony at Norwich City Hall to celebrate Pride Month and acknowledge its historical significance. • Speakers at the event highlighted the Trump administration's rollback of LGBTQ+ rights, including the ban on transgender troops and the renaming of a navy vessel honoring Harvey Milk. • Local officials expressed support for the LGBTQ+ community in Norwich, emphasizing inclusivity and belonging.
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3 weeks ago |
norwichbulletin.com | Matt Grahn
Norwich will receive state funding for school construction, non-profit support, and homeless services. Norwich Free Academy gets $5.6 million for capital improvements like HVAC, roofing, and athletic facilities. Norwich Public Schools now has 80% reimbursement for four of its five new school buildings. Thames Valley Center for Community Action received $250,000 for homeless services, ensuring the Emergency No Freeze Shelter remains open during winter.
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3 weeks ago |
norwichbulletin.com | Matt Grahn
America's Best Restaurants (ABR) showcased The Broken Crust pizzeria and deli in Putnam, CT, highlighting its unique dishes and family-run atmosphere. The Broken Crust, opened in 2020, features menu items like the Luau Pizza and Papa’s One Pound Meatball, and donates a portion of appetizer sales to local causes. ABR, which focuses on promoting small restaurants, selected The Broken Crust based on its quality, customer service, and community involvement.
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3 weeks ago |
norwichbulletin.com | Matt Grahn
The Norwich Police Department is seeking public approval for a new $50 million headquarters in the downtown Chelsea Groton Bank building. The current police station has various issues, including structural instability, security concerns, and a severe lack of space. The proposed new facility would address these problems but would not include a shooting range, requiring an alternative training solution. Police officials argue that the outdated facility hinders recruitment and retention of officers.
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