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Paradise Hills Vineyards in Wallingford offers a beautiful outdoor setting for enjoying a glass of wine. | Richie Rathsack, Record-Journal

OUT & ABOUT: Passport program kicks off with 40 wineries including Paradise Hills, Gouveia, in Wallingford 

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Local wineries like Paradise Hills and Gouveia Vineyards, both in Wallingford, will be participating in this year’s Connecticut Fa ...
 
At left, Dearborn shows some scented oils that can be used as insect repellent.
Warming spring weather makes many people eager to participate in favorite outdoor activities. More time outside, however, means in ...
The 2nd annual Great Wallingford Dash will be held Saturday, April 27, at 11:30 a.m., at the Elks Lodge, 148 S. Main St., Wallingford. Pictures from 2018 dash. |Courtesy of Wallingford Community Women
On your mark, get set – go! The 2nd annual Great Wallingford Dash scavenger hunt kicks off Saturday morning with over 50 local bus ...
Dorothy DiBenedetto, owner of The Gift Box shop, 131 Main St., South Meriden. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN – From handmade cards made in Meriden to sweet smelling lip balm made in Portland, The Gift Box shop on Main Street in Sou ...
John Southard, general manager, and Cheyenne Rogers, chef, hold a variety of bubble cones filled with liquid nitrogen ice cream at Milkcraft, 280 Crown St., New Haven. |Ashley Kus, Record-Journal
NEW HAVEN — From homemade marshmallow meringue on a scoop of s’mores campfire to bright blue cookie butter, the ice cream at Milkc ...
Apollo Maldonado tries out different paint mediums on a digital heart stencil which can be done at his digital paint nights at The Artists Colony, 5 Colony St., Meriden. Tues. April 16, 2019. |Ashley Kus, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Artists of all ages and experience can expect a no-mess, creative experience when they attend digital paint nights at Th ...
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YMCA Sports Performance Director Thomas Sienkowski plays spikeball with Jacquelyn Seeger, membership director, and Ashley Kus, Record-Journal digital content producer, ahead of the Connie J. Klanica Foundation spikeball tournament on Saturday, May 11, at the YMCA Camp Sloper Outdoor Center. Photos by Ashley Kus, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — A local family is hoping a spikeball tournament fundraiser at Camp Sloper next month will also help raise awareness ...
Fran Messina, of Meriden, talks with Barbara Scully, of the Civitan Club of Meriden and Wallingford, during last year’s Daffodil Tag Sale. File photo, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The community will be able to browse over 100 tables filled with a variety of items during the annual Daffodil Tag Sale ...
Leonard Paquette, owner and canine behaviorist with his dog Kato at Canine Cadre, 521 Main St. (Route 150), Yalesville. | Ashley Kus, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — From Paul Newman to local police officers, Meriden resident Leonard Paquette has helped thousands of dog owners over ...
A CheeSin Squeezin Burger in the works.
WALLINGFORD – It’s easy to make a new friend or catch up with old ones while eating a “Cheesin Squeezin” sandwich or lobster roll, ...
B.J. Vernon, of Meriden, and children, left to right, Lucas, 3, Madison, 5, and Samantha, 8, release a brown trout into the Quinnipiac River during the annual fish stocking along the Quinnipiac River Gorge Trail in Meriden, Mon., Apr. 8, 2019. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Children and families gathered at the Meriden Linear Trail on Oregon Road Monday eager to release over 100 trout into th ...
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