Week In Review: Police Officers Commended, Seaport Unionization, Budget Talks

Hopefully you get to spend a bit of the weekend being lazy. After the busy week we had in Stonington, Mystic and Pawcatuck we all deserve it.

Early Tuesday morning Stonington and Groton Police officers successfully talked a . Later in the day on Tuesday he was taking a leave of absence. On Wednesday more than for a few hours as Connecticut Light & Power worked on downed power lines in the area of Flanders and Deans Mill roads. Then later on in the day we learned that against the Mystic Seaport. Since then a number of people have been debating the charge and the union on Patch. On Thursday the they must cut from the education budget.

And that doesn’t even get us to blogs. Catch up on all of the blogs from the week by checking out our Local Voices section. Bonnie Clark says in her blog that a . Therese Foss the Crystal Mall. , gave us a review of a book by a local author. And continued his thought-provoking educational blogs.

We continued our Shop Downtown Mystic series this week with a profile on . The in downtown Mystic at least one day this May. Next week we’ll have a story on Linen Press, which has been in downtown Mystic for 28 years.

Thanks so much to , , and for claiming their business listings on Patch. If you have a business in Stonington, Mystic or Pawcatuck that you want listed on Patch for free or want to claim email Editor Bree Shirvell.

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