Posts tagged history of Stonington Borough
Discover the R.W. Woolworth Library

Step inside this Stonington treasure and meet Chelsea Mitchell, the library’s dedicated Director. She’ll guide us through its rich history, highlight a few of its hidden gems, and show us why it continues to be a vibrant hub for curiosity and community.

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An Outrageous Candidate Comes to Stonington

The night before the national election in 1888, the men of Stonington arranged a Belva Lockwood parade. Prominent citizens donned women’s clothing and proceeded to Borough Hall. They marched wearing poke bonnets, and carried brooms for “sweeping out corruption.”

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Shop Small: Tom's News and General Store

Tom's News and General Store has the offerings of a small supermarket, with the convenience of a corner store. It's a daily gathering spot for a wave of regulars looking for a newspaper and friendly chit chat. And its owner is Tom Rezendes — a lifelong Borough resident whose roots run deep.

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