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Jona Jeffcoat and son Zachary, 10, of Meriden, smile on the steps of their residence on Friday, Oct. 8. Jeffcoat says her son, a special education student, has regressed significantly both academically and socially since the time he was placed in remote learning last year. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Report on Meriden schools’ mask policy prompts SDE review, strong local criticism


MERIDEN — State officials are reviewing a report indicating local schools violated the rights of 21 students with disabilities by ...
MERIDEN — Incumbent Mayor Kevin Scarpati, who seeks re-election as an unaffiliated candidate with the Democratic Party endorsement ...
Editor's note: This story responds to a reader question through the Record-Journal's Voices initiative. Share your question for th ...
With October more than halfway over, the leaves are just beginning to change from green to shades of red, yellow and orange. The ...
MERIDEN — The 2021 Meriden Hall of Fame inductees include a downtown businessman, a U.S. Secretary of Education, two community act ...
MERIDEN — A clerk at a local gas station was charged with assault and intimidation based on bigotry after police said he hit a wom ...
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MERIDEN — Rebecca Wronski, a longtime city schools educator, has stepped down from the Board of Education after two years on the ...
Follow along for live updates all night from the 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards.Tag #RJReadersChoice for a chance to be featured here ...
MERIDEN — Police determined a reported online threat Wednesday night by a Platt High School student was unfounded. Still, as a pre ...
MERIDEN — The City Council agreed to pay $705,000 to settle a federal lawsuit filed against the city by its former City Manager Gu ...
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