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Five Great Deals: March 9-15

Dream Card, Body Piercing, Coupons, Freecycle; Swimwear

We're all watching our family budgets these days. Whether shopping with coupons or looking for two-for-one deals, we're taking advantage of all sorts of offers and savings that help us stretch our dollars.

This column gives you five great local deals each week to help your family’s bottom line. Do you know any great deals this week that we missed? Add them in the comments!

 1. Hi-Tech Hot Seat - March 9 thru 11 

Deal: Play your favorite slots and table games at with your Dream Card for your chance to win. Find yourself in the hot seat during any one of their hourly drawings from 11AM – 8PM and take home that day’s prize:

Wednesday, March 9 - Dell Latitude Laptop
Thursday, March 10 - Sony HD Camcorder
Friday, March 11 - Energy Star Washer & Dryer

Wednesday is also $10 Free Play: Beginning at 6AM on  Wednesday the 9th enjoy $10 in FREE BONUS SLOT PLAY with your Dream Card.

2. Body piercing

Deal: Ask for Larry at on Bank Street in New London and mention Patch.com and get $10 off any body piercing not including dermal implants.  Spirit Gallery Tattoo  is the area's only tattoo studio and fine art gallery hybrid. Spirit Gallery Tattoo creates tattoos custom designed for your body. Check out their website www.spiritgallerytattoo.com.  Nice work!

3. Coupons

 Deal:  Coupons.com had 185 coupons you could print out when I last checked and printed.  Not unheard of stuff either, good stuff, like Windex, Folgers, Yoplait, Pillsbury, Maybelline, Kashi, Glade, Pledge, DVD's.  But wait, there's more.  Click the local coupons in the upper left hand corner, pop in your ZIP code and get $25 restaurant coupons for $3! 

4. www.freecycle.org

Deal:  Do you like free stuff?  Do you want to get rid of stuff that still good for someone else but just not for you anymore?  Go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nlfreecycle/ and sign up.  People in the area post stuff they want to get rid of -- for FREE.  You can also unload that crazy heavy piano for somone who wants it.  The deal is they usually pick-up big items but for safety's sake meeting in a parking lot is good too.  It all comes in your email and you just have to pick it up when you say you will.  No shows are no good.

5. Target swimwear

Deal:  All swimwear at is on sale.  Perfect if you have a vacation planned or you like the best selection.  Women's swimwear is $14 for swim separates. Men's trunks are $14-16. Little girls up to 5T are $8,  Girls 4-16 1 or 2 pieces are $12 per suit. Little boys $7 and 4-16 boys trunks are $9.  Also tons of sandals, beach cover-ups and shorts.

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nascarblue May 17, 2013 at 08:05 am
happy happy anniversary, i love your food, you can tell when a business takes pride in what they do.Read More wishing you many many more years, i will definatly be back, along with my friends, we love your food.
Kate May 15, 2013 at 06:36 pm
There are two state agencies that are involved. Both of them are historical preservation societies,Read More and this is what they do, help communities find viable purposes for historic buildings. While the building has been treated as more or less an inconvenience for the town, it is important to remember it is an historic site. It matters. Every town, every city, must look carefully at it's historic buildings and sites with an eye toward preservation, or, you end up with a community full of houses and walmarts. Cohanzie is a unique building for it's architectural style, for it's historic quarry site, and it's importance as a community hub, not to mention the thousands of citizens that passed through. An old building like Cohanzie is built to last. We won't ever see buildings built like that again. We can always build another Walmart. You raise a good question. Maybe once we hear about what could be done with the building, we need a town referendum to find out how the people of Waterford want to proceed. Many historic buildings are saved at the last minute by people who decide history matters. Will Waterford do the same. I don't know the answer.
Maggie L. May 15, 2013 at 01:56 pm
Do you have any proposals for the use of the building? If the town were to keep the building it mostRead More likely will have to be staffed. Do you believe that most town residents would be willing to see an increase in the town budget to allow for additional staff? I'm just tossing out questions because I haven't heard any concrete proposals for the use of the building
Liz May 12, 2013 at 09:06 pm
Mr. Steiner wants to build 72 three story homes on 32 acres in addition to the 60 condos in the twoRead More large buildings. That is more than two individual units per acre or if you include the 60 condos - that is MORE than 4 units per acre! The area around the property for new building is zoned 3 acres per unit. The average of currently built housing abutting the property is about one acre per unit. That is not in keeping with the neighborhood character.
Daniella Ruiz May 12, 2013 at 05:36 pm
Mr Steiner may be the last hope for this decrepit place. The neighbors need to move along, or buyRead More the place themselves. Change might help the stonewalling attitude that has become evident in nearly the entire town, revolving around exclusive entitled old farts with nothing better to do than remember their glory days of Seaside. Its gone, & it's not going to revert back to a pasture either. (too many complaints about that cow smell and so forth). My advice is to listen carefully and try to work something out, get over your own selfish grandious dreams of Pelham Manor style estates and do SOMETHING before it simply falls apart like Norwich Hospital, the countless thread/manufacturing mills, and every other historic building that has been left to rot.
Daniella Ruiz May 14, 2013 at 08:53 am
mary m>> common sense? heee hee. in this day and age? lawyers have made every attempt toRead More eradicate that concept from our every life activity. write it into some law, that can be thence used as future gurantee of use of, by and for their own existence? it's like job security for that entire group, keep the general public at a disadvantage, unable to apply common sense (whats left of it they havent entombed in laws) and uneasy about acting on their own. John Y has the right attitude, heave the cra.pp on the peoples lawn, and hope it doesn't lay there for days as well!
John Yannacci, Sr. May 13, 2013 at 10:09 am
Mary May, I don't know the legality of posting signs on telephone poles. But, take a ride aroundRead More Waterford on Saturday mornings and you'll see signs on anything that is verticle. Take a ride around the same neighborhoods on Wednesday and half the signs will still be there. I wonder if the folks who have had the same yard sale sign at the corner of Great Neck and Rope Ferry Rds. for two and a half weeks wonder why cars are still stopping at their house every Saturday morning.
Mary May May 13, 2013 at 09:53 am
Um I believe it is ILLEGAl to post ANY sign on a telephone pole ANYWAY but free standing signsRead More should be removed after sale is over ! Really a state law just COMMON SENSE we have lost along the way !