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Meriden’s deputy mayor talks about the COVID-19 vaccine

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Mary Dudley, of Meriden, is administered the first of two COVID-19 vaccine shots from Meriden Health Dept. Associate Health Director Stephanie Denya at the Max E. Muravnick senior center on West Main Street in Meriden, Feb. 4. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Meriden officials plan vaccine outreach to Black and Latino communities

With state data showing Blacks and Latinos are almost twice as likely to contract COVID-19, city officials are working with commun ...

Owner Ricardo Martinez poses for a photo on Thursday at El Mandao Restaurant, 82 W. Main St., Meriden.

El Mandao brings Dominican flavor to downtown Meriden

MERIDEN — A local man is bringing Dominican food to downtown with El Mandao Restaurant.Owner Ricardo Martinez, 31, came to the Uni ...

Rohjennae Harrison, 16, right, talks about Black and Latino studies next to Jaliz Cordero, 16, at Platt High School in Meriden, Wed., Jan. 20, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Local schools launch state’s landmark diversity curriculum

It was a Monday morning in Nicole Foster’s ninth grade English class at Platt High School. Foster’s students were dissecting the ...

Education secretary nominee Miguel Cardona sits during a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing on the nomination on Capitol Hill Wednesday in Washington. The New York Times via AP

For Meriden educators, Cardona confirmation hearing a moment to be hopeful, proud

By Michael Gagne Record-Journal staffMERIDEN — As city native Miguel Cardona sat behind a microphone in a U.S. Senate hearing room ...

An electronic billboard, seen here along Interstate 91 south near Old Farm Road in Meriden on Wednesday, flashes a congratulatory message for Miguel Cardona. President-elect Joe Biden has chosen Cardona, a Meriden native, former local educator and state education commissioner, to serve as education secretary.

Cardona’s record of improving schools can be achieved nationally, former colleagues say

By Michael Gagne Record-Journal staffMERIDEN — The teaching careers of Miguel Cardona and Kellie Summa began just two years apart. ...

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Miguel Cardona, a senior at Wilcox Tech, stands before his mural, Sept. 1992. It will be shown at Maloney High School for the 7:30 performance by teh Meriden Symphony Orchestra.

PHOTOS: Miguel Cardona through the years

Cardona - Art senior Tue, Jun 23, 1992 – 21 · Record-Journal (Meriden, Connecticut) · Newspapers ...

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Area schools plan graduation ceremonies

New era in Meriden City Council leadership

Meriden plans food drive, parade to celebrate National Public Works Week

Federal money at issue in Southington school budget debate

Mayor, organizations host cleanup day in Meriden

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