Duties & Responsibilities
The purpose of the Commission is to:
Conduct research into business and industrial conditions in Our Town
Seek to coordinate the activities of unofficial bodies organized for such purposes
May advertise, prepare, print, and distribute books, maps, charts and pamphlets which, in its judgment, will further its official purpose
Generally may take action as it deems advisable to carry out the general purpose of its mission.
In the event a member ceases to reside in North Stonington, his/her office shall be deemed vacant.
The members of the Commission receive no compensation for their services but are reimbursed for necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their official duties subject to availability of appropriation of such expenses.
Facts About North Stonington
Close to I-95 and bordered by Rhode Island, North Stonington enjoys easy access to New England and the Mid-Atlantic States. As a major tourist destination, the region offers over 4,000 hotel rooms backed by up several convention facilities.
Location and Convenience
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Midway between Boston and New York |
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Strategically located for economical domestic and international distribution |
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Major airport facilities in Providence, Hartford, and nearby Groton provide direct service to major hubs and cities |
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Rail and port facilities in nearby New London offer schedules to Boston, New York and beyond |
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A highly developed highway infrastructure centered around I-95 is connected to ferry service to nearby Long Island, NY |
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Prime locations are available in North Stonington and can be part of your future |
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Twenty-eight million people within 150 miles |
Quality of Life
Outstanding K-12 schools in a state with a reputation for excellence in education prepare students in a small school environment. Parents are proud of the personal attention their children enjoy and are active in the integration of new technology and curricula.
A high percentage of graduates expand their knowledge at technical schools, small colleges and major universities located within commuting distance.
North Stonington, a historic village of 5,000 offers a wealth of four-season recreation opportunities as unique to New England as stone walls and maple syrup. Nearby ocean beaches are the finest in New England.
Cultural Attractions
Our proximity on I-95, Amtrak railroad, airports and ferry allow people from all over the world to easily plan a visit to nearby Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium, sandy ocean beaches, live regional theater, art museums and recreational attractions. Cultural events and outdoor activities abound all year around. Visit the Tourism page for more information.
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