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Democratic nominee Mary Dougherty Abrams and Sen. Len Suzio, R-Meriden prepare to debate at Washington Middle School sponsored by the Record-Journal, Midstate Chamber of Commerce, and Meriden Board of Education, Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018. Republican, Democratic and Libertarian candidates in three local races were sharply divided Thursday on the implementation of tolls, how to close a $4.5 billion deficit, and other issues. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Senate, House candidates debate budget, taxes, tolls during Meriden forum

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MERIDEN — Republican, Democratic and Libertarian candidates in three local races were sharply divided on the implementation of tol ...
 
Thomas Wrobel picks tomatoes on Cold Springs Brook Farm in Berlin. Many farmers have been struggling with high rainfalls and humidity damaging crops growing close to the gound. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Record-Journal
Reaching through tangled browning leaves, Steve Vengtson, owner of Cold Spring Brook Farm in Berlin, plucked tomatoes off their vi ...
Durham Middlefield Falcons defensive coach Douglas Harkins proudly displays his Hall of Fame plaque.
Durham Middlefield Falcons defensive coach Douglas Harkins has been inducted into the New Haven Gridiron Club Hall of Fame.The Gri ...
New Durham Public Library Director Christine Michaud poses at the library on Thursday, Sept. 13. | Bailey Wright, Town Times
As the new library director, Christine Michaud isn’t planning drastic changes at the Durham Public Library, but hopes to continue ...
Small boy with big team taken in the ‘50s. | Record-Journal Archives
DURHAM — On the first Wednesday of October in 1916, Durham began a tradition that would become part of the fabric of life in the ...
High schoolHaddam-Killingworth 30, Coginchaug Hale-Ray East Hampton 6: On a beautiful fall evening, the Coginchaug Hale-Ray East ...
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Vote for GreenbergTo the editor:It is great that Adam Greenberg, a Guilford native, has decided to run for the 12th Senatorial dis ...
First Selectman Laura Francis, left, poses with The Durham Town Green Revitalization Committee’s chairperson, Tina Gossner. The revitalization committee planted 30 new trees, worked the soil, rebuilt the veterans monument, and more, over the last five years. Bailey Wright, Town Times
A plan to revitalize the Durham town green is coming to a close after five years of dedicated volunteer work from people throughou ...
Melissa Etheridge performs during the Festival d
Melissa Etheridge, the iconic folk rock singer-songwriter and Grammy Award winner, is kicking off the Durham Fair’s weekend entert ...
The Town of Durham Emergency Management Department was approved for an Emergency Services Inflatable Tent through the 2018 Neighbo ...
The Durham Public Library Board of Trustees has announced the appointment of Christine Michaud as library director. Michaud replac ...
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