The Day

The Day, previously referred to as The New London Day, is a community-focused newspaper located in New London, Connecticut, and is published by The Day Publishing Company. This publication has received notable accolades, including the Newspaper of the Year and Best Daily Newspaper Award from the New England Press Association. It has also been honored twice with the Horace Greeley Award for its courageous and effective service to the community. Additionally, The Day has earned the American Society of Newspaper Editors' Example of Excellence in Small Newspaper award and is recognized by the Columbia Journalism Review as one of the top 100 newspapers in the United States with a circulation of fewer than 100,000 copies.

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Team Trump defends tariffs as bipartisan opposition grows, markets slide | The Day

2 weeks ago | theday.com

Trump administration officials blitzed television networks Sunday to defend the president's massive tariffs that have caused a sell-off in the stock market and triggered recession fears, arguing that the import taxes are already forcing dozens of countries to come to the bargaining table.
The joy of holiday food catalogs

Dec 8, 2024 | theday.com | Rick Koster

Once, long ago at holiday time, I ordered a turkey from an excellent smokehouse in east Texas. Another Christmas, I sent for some baby back ribs from a famous barbecue joint in Kansas City. By now, those two incidents have generated, through the fun of the magical “Who wants to sell their customer mailing list?” algorithm, an every-fall-into-winter onslaught of catalogs from folks who want me to order their designer foods for seasonal parties and meals.
Lancers battle, but fall short in semis at No. 1 Killingly

Dec 8, 2024 | theday.com | Mike DiMauro

Waterford’s Gabe Lombardi (6) and Killingly’s Hunter Allard (35) fight for a pass in the Class SS state football tournament semifinals on Sunday at Killingly High School. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints Waterford’s Jax Higgins (7) talks to Gabe Lombardi (6) after having a pass intercepted in the Class SS state football tournament semifinals on Sunday at Killingly High School.
Malerba left historic mark on U.S. Treasury Department, currency

Dec 8, 2024 | theday.com | Brian Hallenbeck

U.S. Treasurer-designate and Chief Lynn “Many Hearts” Malerba during an interview Friday, June 24, 2022, in her office in the Mohegan tribal government center. She was appointed treasurer by President Joe Biden. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints She never made it to Fort Knox.
Killingly beats Waterford 42-7 in Class SS semifinal

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Peter Huoppi

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Visitors get a window into a colonists’ Christmas at the Leffingwell Museum

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Daniel Drainville

Edward Dirgo, left, uses a broad stone to grind caco nubs as Robert Lecce, both with Pewter Pot Chocolate in Salem, mixes drinking chocolate following a 1745 recipe during the Christmas in the Colonies event at Leffingwell House Museum in Norwich Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo ReprintsTrustee Richard Blane, portraying General George Washington, talks about the 12 Days of Christmas during the Christmas in the Colonies event at Leffingwell House Museum in Norwich Sunday, Dec.
Watch live: Waterford at Killingly - Class SS Football Semifinal

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Peter Huoppi

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Waterford football falls to Killingly in state semifinals

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Sarah Gordon

Waterford’s Gabe Lombardi (6) and Killingly’s Hunter Allard (35) fight for a pass in the Class SS state football tournament semifinals at Killingly High School Sunday, December 8, 2024. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo ReprintsWaterford’s Jax Higgins (7) talks to Gabe Lombardi (6) after having a pass intercepted in the Class SS state football tournament semifinals at Killingly High School Sunday, December 8, 2024.
Lancers looking forward to what awaits them at Killingly

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Mike DiMauro

Waterford’s Parker Spencer (4) runs the ball into traffic with East Lyme’s Drew Bookmiller (60) trailing behind during the game on Nov. 28 at East Lyme High School. (Dana Jensen/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints Waterford’s Omar Hernandez (34) fights for a few more yards against Griswold/Wheeler’s Jackson Fleming (5) during the game on Nov. 1 at Waterford High School.
Conn College falls in PKs in Div. III men’s soccer title game

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Gavin Keefe

Shortly after suffering a painful penalty kick shootout loss to Amherst in the NCAA Division III men’s soccer national championship on Saturday in Las Vegas, Connecticut College began to reflect on the program’s tremendous accomplishments. The Camels reached the final for second time in three years, something that has never been done in any team sport at the school. They fell just short of winning a second title while playing the same team that they beat in 2021 in a penalty kick shootout.