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Wallingford Town Hall. June 27, 2022. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Wallingford councilors to get wireless internet access after lengthy delay


WALLINGFORD — Wireless internet is expected to be available inside the Town Hall for the first time for Tuesday’s Town Council mee ...
 
Ronard Harris, right, smiles while talking about his business, Traffic Advertising Network LLC, at the Small Business & Entrepreneur Pitch Contest.
MERIDEN —  Ronald Harris, owner and founder of Traffic Advertising Network, landed a $5,000 cash prize in a business pitch contest ...
Wallingford Town Hall. File photo
Things to know this week include the Wallingford Town Council’s scheduled discussions on how best to allocate funding under the Am ...
Realtor Kevin Green stands in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices office at 9 South Colony Road in Wallingford on Friday.
WALLINGFORD — After getting divorced a little while back and facing high mortgage rates, Melissa Stensland has been looking for a ...
This image, sharing during a presentation on the next phase of Meriden’s ongoing Harbor Brook flood control project, shows planned work along the brook near Hanover Street, Cooper Street and Cook Avenue.  
MERIDEN — The next phase of the city’s decades-long effort to reduce flooding along Harbor Brook will include two bridge replaceme ...
Peter Rogers, president of Rogers Orchards, stands on a patio used for family picnics in the southwestern area of 36 Long Bottom Road in Southington on Friday.  Rogers Orchards received approval this week to build a cider mill and tasting room on the property. The building will be directly behind where Rogers is standing. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Rogers Orchards received approval from the Planning Commission this past week to build an 1,800-square-foot cider mi ...
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Gabe Ripa, 5, of Wallingford, bounces down an inflatable slide on Friday during the Wallingford YMCA Camp Extravaganza at Doolittle Park in Wallingford. The camp was part of Youth Day events for Wallingford’s 350+2 Jubilee. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Shrieking with joy as they bounced through inflatable slides and obstacle courses, around 400 summer campers partici ...
Summer reading programs kicked off this week at the Southington Public Library. Along with children’s programs, teens and adults can be entered in weekly prize drawings when they check out books, magazines or audio books. “We’ve definitely seen an increase in the people coming in and checking out items,” teen and adult reference librarian Nicole Kent, seen here in 2019, said about the activity level this week. | File photo.
SOUTHINGTON — The library launched its summer reading program this week and brought back some in-person events. “It’s really excit ...
Donna and David Terrell, of Meadow Walk Farm in Cheshire, left, look over a vendor placement map with Jon Scagnelli, market supervisor for the Wallingford Garden Market at Doolittle Park in this 2021 photo. | File photo.
WALLINGFORD — The Wallingford Garden Market opened last month and will continue at Doolittle Park through the fall. The market is ...
Anthony Maldonado, owner of Ynot Car Wraps, stands in his business at  74 Cambridge St. in Meriden last week. The business specializes in wrapping cars, trucks and boats. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN – Anthony Maldonado always dreamed of owning a business, so in 2021 he became a certified vinyl installer and opened Ynot ...
Evaliz “Evey” Martell at her business Infinite MedSpa in Newington. The business offers different types of non-invasive body sculpting such as cryoskin, a slimming technology that helps with body shaping. Courtesy of Evaliz “Evey” Martell.
Evaliz “Evey” Martell’s career path had many curves while she searched for fulfilling work. Eventually she decided to open her own ...
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