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Meriden Public Schools music instructors Lindsey Tuttle and Aubrie Carroll, joined by volunteers from Maloney High School, lead an orchestra ensemble during the first Meriden Summer Music Camp, held last month at Thomas Edison Middle School in Meriden. More than 70 students, in grades five through eight, participated. Contributed photo. 

Edison hosts Meriden’s first ever summer music camp for middle schoolers

MERIDEN — It has not been a quiet summer at Thomas Edison Middle School.Quite the opposite is true, in fact. Instead of silence fi ...
 
The crash involving a sedan and an 18-wheeler truck on eastbound Interstate 691 in Meriden appeared to occur just inside the Southington line on Tuesday.Nick Sambides Jr., Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — A Waterbury woman was killed when the Mercedes sedan she was driving west on the eastbound side of Interstate 691 cr ...
CHESHIRE —The Planning and Zoning Commission has given a thumbs up to a new subdivision to be built in the north end of Cheshire.T ...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The ringleader of a group that stole about $700,000 worth of construction equipment, boats, personal water ...
Meriden police are recognized for their dedication at Meriden’s National Night Out at the police station-courthouse complex in Meriden on Tuesday. Nick Sambides Jr., Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Austin the yellow naped amazon parrot stood quietly on Ted Mucha’s shoulders, munching Fritos chili cheese corn chips an ...
Ann May, of Massachusetts, and children Edgar, 5, and Charles, 2, dress the part as they successfully reach the end of the sunflower maze at Lyman Orchards in Middlefield, Tues., Aug. 3, 2021. May was in Connecticut visiting her mother Charlene Dougiello, of Trumbull. This year
MIDDLEFIELD — Over 300,000 sunflowers are set to bloom at Lyman Orchards for the fifteenth year, bringing families to the only sun ...
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Kate Borrero, corps officer, works at her desk at the Salvation Army in Meriden in this July 2020 file photo. The number of people seeking rental assistance from the local agency increased sharply during the pandemic. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
As tenants who fell behind on rent during the pandemic struggle to catch up and avoid eviction, non-profits and local governments ...
FILE: Wallingford Town Hall, Wednesday, June 23, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Jason Zandri and John Sullivan, current and former Democratic members of the Town Council respectively, must collect ...
Meriden Police station. (Dave Zajac/Record-Journal)
MERIDEN — The City Council will soon take up the Use of Force Study Committee’s recommendation to form a police civilian review bo ...
Lucia Pacheco, owner of Sao Juanito grocery store, poses for a photo on Thrusday inside the shop at 35 N. Colony St. in Wallingford. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Lucia Pacheco was 21 years old when she moved from her hometown of Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico to Wallingford. Thirty ...
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More than 800 students attending the University of Connecticut this fall want exemptions from the institution’s coronavirus vaccin ...
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