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Notes from the Old Noank Jail       by Ed & Lacy Johnson We Loose a Quiet Leader “I believe the best way for Groton and the state to correct property tax disparity is a system based on purchase price … Continue reading →

To all….This is to re-confirm that there will be a Memorial Service for Bertram E. Kelley on Saturday, 9/18/21 at 1:00 PM at the Noank Baptist Church, with a reception to follow in the downstairs meeting room. The memorial article … Continue reading →

To: Senator Cassano, Representative Lamar and all members of the Transportation Committee……… From: Edward R. Johnson, Groton, CT 06340         E-mail: ed_johnson@tvcconnect.netRe: House Bill # 5423 – (concerns expansion of Passenger Train Service, along with Ground Transportation, for Eastern … Continue reading →

Notes from the Old Noank Jail                        by Lacy and Ed Johnson          Groton  looses  a  great  man   After we moved to the Noank area by the 1980’s, … Continue reading →

Published September 30. 2020 3:07PM -New London DAY Ed and Lacy Johnson, Special to The Times As many of us are aware, there may be property revaluations in Groton, which can impact our taxes in the near future. It is a … Continue reading →

Notes from the Old Noank Jail, by Lacy and Ed Johnson News Feed posts Edward Rice Johnson As the latest wave of city dwellers engages in bidding wars over local real estate, we at the Noank Jail want to honor … Continue reading →

Notes from Ed Johnson at the Old Noank Jail…                                            Errol B Crossman, 1924 to 2020 On Friday, May 22, … Continue reading →

Kimberley Graff Johnson                               New London DAY    February 4, 2020 1946 – 2020 Noank – Kimberley Graff Johnson, 73, of Noank died Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020. … Continue reading →

Local News Wednesday, January 1st, 2020 Notes from the Old Noank Jail: The passing of a minister’s minister Published December 30. 2019 12:28PM Ed Johnson, Special to The Times On Dec. 14, we celebrated the life of retired minister Frank … Continue reading →

Notes from the Old Noank Jail                            Dealing with Memory Loss                                   … Continue reading →