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Pete Prizzi, of Northford, fills out a form outside the Town Clerk office at Wallingford Town Hall, Wed., Mar. 25, 2020. The Town Clerk office is allowing one person in the office at a time. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Wallingford officials adjust to virus, close town offices and cancel meetings 

WALLINGFORD — Like every other aspect of life upended by the coronavirus, town government is adjusting to new rules and guidelines ...
 
Multiple residents of the Parker Place apartment complex at 53 Parker St., were displaced Tuesday afternoon after a fire broke out in a fourth floor apartment unit. Only one apartment was damaged by the fire, while other units were water damaged by automatic sprinklers that were set off in the building.
WALLINGFORD — Several residents of the Parker Place apartment complex at 53 Parker St. have been displaced after their apartments ...
The 350th anniversary celebration of the Wallingford’s founding has been postponed due to the coronavirus virus. | File photo.
WALLINGFORD — The town’s 350th Jubilee Celebration has been tentatively rescheduled to September.The eight-day celebration of the ...
Lt. Stephen Elliott holds an N95 protective mask at the Southington Police Dept., Fri., Mar. 13, 2020. The department is fit-testing officers with the N95 protective masks. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Some local police and fire departments are seeing varying instances of decreased call volumes over the last two weeks during the ...
Cathy Copas heads down the steps of Wallingford Town Hall Monday.
WALLINGFORD — Expired, deteriorating, mostly size small.That’s how Deputy Fire Chief Joe Czentnar described the N95 respirator fac ...
Daniel Vazquez, 6, tries to launch his kite in Judd Park off Judd Square in Wallingford Tues., March 14, 2000. He was being helped by his grandfather Fred Bemis, known as Poppy.
A look back at Record-Journal photos from 20 years ago this month in Wallingford, March 2000. Popular music from March 2000“Say My ...
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Event planner Carisa Lockery, owner of Pink Olive Events in Cheshire, on March 19 plans out a calendar of events for August, which includes postponements due to COVID-19. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Two weeks before their planned wedding, Carlie Luchino and fiance Michael Ciarlone decided to postpone. The move was ...
Nathaniel Bottone, owner of Salon Nathaniel, curls the hair of employee and stylist Carla Bell at the East Main Street business in Meriden on March 20. Hair salons, nail salons, barbershops, and tattoo and body piercing shops are the latest businesses to close to help stem the spread of the coronavirus. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Nathaniel Bottone was saying goodbye to customers and employees Friday before closing Salon Nathaniel on East Main Street in Merid ...
Meriden schools cafeteria workers wear masks while distributing food to families at Lincoln Middle School, Mon., Mar. 16, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Things to know this week can be summed up by continued uncertainty over the coronavirus crisis and the impact of the governor’s st ...
Record-Journal team, Dec. 2019. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
We’re Here For You.In this unprecedented time, our reporters, media consultants, digital experts, creative team, circulation team ...
Cheshire High School senior Emma Cody, 17, at work on her third day of online instruction on March 20, 2020. Schools across Connecticut remain closed until March 31 to contain the spread of coronavirus. | Devin Leith-Yessian
After practicing her singing for chorus in her backyard, Cheshire High School senior Emma Cody, 17, returned to her school work on ...
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