Groton City looks to revitalize ‘cute little’ Thames Street
13 Nov 2019
Economic Development
Thames Street resident Jennifer Lerz-Arnold enjoys watching large ships and submarines go by on the Thames River, which she can see from her bedroom window or a nearby dock.
She said she knows it's summertime by the sound of the party boat Hel-Cat II's three loud horns in the morning. The water is what she loves about living in her apartment in a historic home on Thames Street.
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