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FILE- In this Feb. 5, 2020 file photo, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont delivers the State of the State during opening session at the State Capitol in Hartford, Conn. Lamont said Thursday, July 16, 2020, that he would be reluctant to allow UConn

State to lift most mandates on businesses, outdoors

Connecticut plans to phase out many COVID-19 restrictions affecting businesses next month, including long-shuttered bars, while ke ...
 
Veterinarians James St. Clair, left, and Godmiel Vazquez look over Maltese-poodle mix, Cali, 11, at Meriden Animal Hospital, 607 E. Main St., Meriden, on Wednesday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Godmiel Vazquez recalls waiting, at 7 years old, with his family at the veterinarian’s office for word on the family’s ...
Quinnipiac University students Kate Duffy and Kristen Collins, In A Heartbeat Foundation volunteers, demonstrate the electrocardiogram test.
WALLINGFORD —  Cardiac arrest survivor Mike Papale is raising awareness about the importance of early detection of heart condition ...
View looking west shows a wooded area proposed for a housing development behind homes on Doral Lane off Laning Street in Southington. The long delayed age-restricted housing project is slated for discussion at Tuesday’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. | File photo
Things to know this week include a 30-unit housing development planned for Southington, budget workshops in Wallingford and settin ...
The Berlin Economic Development Commission released a list of 25 ribbon cuttings and ground breakings that have taken place in town between May 2020 and April 2021. This photo shows a ribbon cutting ceremony at Douglas Mechanical Services on April 7, 2021. Nadya Korytnikova, Record-Journal
BERLIN — The town held 25 official ribbon cutting and ground breaking ceremonies between May 2020 and April 2021, compared to six ...
Brian Malone, 2, plays a game of Memory with his mother Diane Malone, at the Wallingford Public Library on Thursday April 12, 2001.
  
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MERIDEN — Police are investigating a shooting on Friday afternoon that left one person injured. Around 4:27 p.m., the police depar ...
A worker walks on Friday through a first stage clarifier where crews are replacing 40-year-old equipment at the Meriden Water Pollution Control Facility at 226 Evansville Ave. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — A more than $38 million project to upgrade the city’s wastewater treatment plant on Evansville Avenue is about three-qua ...
Police Chief William Wright walks on Friday through the lockup area of the Wallingford Police Department where features from the 1980s remain including jail cells that have bar doors rather than solid steel doors. Last week, the Town Council approved spending $3.3 million to purchase 100 Barnes Road for a new police headquarters and a design study. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The police department is planning to vacate its current location for a new facility, which leaves the question of ho ...
Sherwin Borsuk, president of the Meriden Historical Society, shows the workings of a turtle spittoon produced by the former Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company in Meriden during the Vice in Meriden – Meriden Items for Bad Habits exhibit at the Moses Andrews Homestead, 424 W. Main St., Meriden, on Thursday. When the head of the turtle is depressed the outer shell opens. The exhibit displays products that Meriden companies produced for smoking, drinking and gambling. The exhibit will be open every Sunday in May from from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
MERIDEN — Each Sunday in May, the Meriden Historical Society will be presenting the exhibit, “Vice in Meriden — Smoking Drinking ...
A crane is seen on the wastewater treatment plant property at 226 Evansville Ave. in Meriden on March 4. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — A remote public hearing regarding proposed increases to the city’s water use and sewer rates has now been postponed to ...
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