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Plainville resident Gary Vincent will be bringing his prize-winning     2,169.5 pound pumpkin to the Plainville Pumpkin Festival, to be held on Oct. 19, 2019. The giant gourd was the second largest to be grown in Connecticut, according to the scales at the Topsfield Fair. | Image courtesy of Gary Vincent
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Giant pumpkins to star at Plainville Pumpkin Fest this weekend

PLAINVILLE — A record-breaking pumpkin and its smaller sibling will be the centerpieces of this year’s Plainville Pumpkin Festival on Saturday.Grown by Plainville resident Gary Vincent, the gourds together weigh more tha...
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FILE PHOTO – Entrance to Falcon Field in Meriden, Wed., Sept. 25, 2019. State and local health officials and school administrators are monitoring mosquito testing in the wake of two deaths caused by the Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus (EEE). A mosquito trapping site at Falcon Field in Meriden has revealed no mosquitoes tested positive for EEE, West Nile virus or Jamestown Canyon virus, according to a Sept. 24 report. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
With four cases of the mosquito-borne virus Eastern Equine Encephalitis diagnosed so far this year in Connecticut, state and local ...
Vote Morantefor councilEditor:I am pleased to endorse Rosemary Morante for re-election to the Plainville Town Council.A lifelong ...
A sign marks the childhood home of Charles Norton, a prominent 19th century inventor, stands in place of the house at 109 East Main St. in Plainville. Photos by Devin Leith-Yessian, The Citizen
On Saturday, Oct. 5 guided bus tours rolled through Plainville, stopping at historical sites around town; some which still stand, ...
A true advocateEditor:Foster White is seeking re-election to the Board of Education and I am writing to express my opinion that he ...
A family takes a picture in front of the pumpkin wall at the fourth annual Plainville Pumpkin Festival. The evening featured downtown streets being shut down so children could visit local businesses, as well as a band, food trucks, a haunted house and pumpkin painting. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Plainville Citizen
Ghouls, ghosts and goblins will once again wander through downtown.The 5th annual Plainville Pumpkin Festival will be held Saturda ...
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Arrests reported by the Plainville Police:Sept. 6Jovanni Rodriguez, 30, 944 Asylum Ave., Hartford, third-degree larceny, 4:30 p.m ...
Mosquitos sorted according to species and gender before testing at a county lab in Dallas. | AP file photo.
Connecticut public health officials say a third person has died of Eastern equine encephalitis.State Epidemiologist Dr. Matthew Ca ...
The longest-serving employee at Town Hall, Recreation Director Colin Regan, has retired after 40 years.Regan’s final day was Sept. ...
The Plainville Wind Ensemble and the CCSU Veterans Affairs Department are honored to present their annual Veterans Concert “Summon ...
Plainville Town Manager Robert Lee speaks during a March 7, 2019 public hearing on the town
The Senior Center’s Choral Group can continue to sing religious hymns during performances following a ruling by the town’s attorne ...
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