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Veterinarians James St. Clair, left, and Godmiel Vazquez look over Maltese-poodle mix "Cali," 11, at Meriden Animal Hospital, 607 East Main St., Meriden, Wed., Apr. 14, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Meriden native hopes his work as a veterinarian will inspire youths in underserved communities 
 
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Participants engage in a CT STEM Academy workshop on Jan. 31.
WALLINGFORD — The Spanish Community of Wallingford and CT STEM Academy have partnered again to offer children in underrepresented ...
The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at Spanish Community of Wallingford, Tues., Apr. 13, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
What’s the best vaccine you can get? The one you can get today. If you’re eligible, don’t wait!Getting vaccinated is one of many ...
Griffin Hospital nurse Carrie Cotto administers the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to Reinaldo Vazquez, of Meriden, during a clinic at the Augusta Curtis Cultural Center on East Main Street in Meriden, Wed., Apr. 7, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
As news about COVID-19 variants, vaccine duration, and the likelihood of boosters changes daily, health officials are united in th ...
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Question – How concerned should we be with the circulation of the variants from the U.K. South Africa and Brazil? Are the vaccines ...
Pastor Willie Young walks through a worship room at Mount Hebron Baptist Church at 84 Franklin St., Meriden, on March 5. A COVID-19 vaccination clinic was held at the church that month. The chairs pictured were spaced out in accordance with COVID-19 guidelines for the clinic. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Vaccination outreach to local underserved communities continues through the Community Health Center, including mobile cl ...
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Meriden native Daisy Torres smiles in the children
MERIDEN — Losing their dog was devastating for Daisy Torres and her son. The experience inspired Torres, a Meriden native, to writ ...
Teacher Zayra Rivera instructs an academic access class at Wilcox Technical High School in Meriden on Thursday.
MERIDEN — Zayra Rivera had newly arrived in Connecticut from Puerto Rico 19 years ago, when she took on a new teaching assignment. ...
Diana Alicea, left, and Cathy Martorella had the idea of making mugs to honor Miguel Cardona’s nomination as U.S. education secretary. Sales of the mugs have helped fund scholarships awarded by the Puerto Rican Festival Committee. Courtesy Cathy Martorella
MERIDEN — For the second year in a row the Puerto Rican Festival has been canceled because of concerns about the coronavirus pande ...
Rafael Colon, of Meriden, right, reviews his medical paperwork with Case Manager Grace Velez at Casa Boricua De Meriden.
MERIDEN — Casa Boricua De Meriden, a nonprofit founded in 1978, is one of the oldest organizations in the Meriden area providing ...
People rallied on the Meriden Green Saturday in support of legislation to provide healthcare for  undocumented immigrants. | Jareliz Diaz, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Community members gathered on the Meriden Green to show support for state legislation that would provide medical assista ...
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