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Motorists travel on Chamberlain Highway next to a vacant lot, left, at 525 Kensington Ave. in Meriden on Wednesday. Suburban Marine Inc. is seen, right, at 648 Chamberlain Highway. The City Council’s Economic Development Housing and Zoning Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved a zone change for 525 Kensington Ave. that will allow for more manufacturing and industrial uses. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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Meriden officials back zone change for Kensington Ave. land near mall

MERIDEN — City officials this week backed a zone change for property at the corner of Chamberlain Highway and Kensington...
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The Run Ragged Last Person Standing Race started on Saturday and finished on Sunday. From left to right were the final three runners: Lance Reed, Tony Didomizio and Michael Portanova. Photo provided by Karen Prado
BERLIN — It started as a scorching and humid Saturday morning, but that didn’t stop the runners from competing in the third annual ...
Berlin Public Schools’ annual, district-wide celebration of art was exhibited April 27 to May 1 at the New Britain Museum of Ameri ...
Berlin resident Jeffrey Michaud stands outside Complete Sheet Metal. The business is located at 496 Four Rod Road. | Nicole Zappone, The Citizen
While many businesses suffered during the pandemic, Complete Sheet Metal managed to grow. The local metal fabrication shop, owned ...
This will be Berlin’s first Memorial Day ceremony celebrated next to the Connecticut Gold Star Families Memorial Monument, which was dedicated on April 23. The monument is located at Veterans Memorial Park. | Photo by Peter Galgano
Berlin’s Memorial Day parade will take place Monday, May 30. The parade starts at 9 a.m. at St. Paul’s Church on Peck Street and w ...
Berlin High School is proud to announce that Clare McGeever and Jonathan D’Amore have been named Connecticut Association of School ...
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A tray of baked popcorn chicken, rice pilaf, steamed vegetables, pineapple chunks and fat free chocolate milk served in the cafeteria at Zaya A. Oshana Elementary School in the Plantsville section of Southington. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
On Friday afternoon, Tiffany Esposito, the kitchen manager at Oshana Elementary School in Plantsville, oversaw the first lunch wav ...
Berlin High School offers a fire safety course for juniors and seniors. The class meets twice a week. On this particular day, students worked on making hose lines and did a second drill where they had to pry open a door. Nicole Zappone, The Citizen.
A firefighting class offered at Berlin High School a few years ago has been on hiatus due to staffing changes. But a new version ...
In a sparsely-attended referendum held April 26, Berlin voters approved of a nearly $100 million budget. The $47.5 million governm ...
Director of Berlin Social & Youth Services Doug Truitt hams it up for the crowd at the Central Connecticut Adult Workshop "Live a Life Worth Talking About.” Photo provided by Sheel Patel
The Central Connecticut Adult Workshop “Live a Life Worth Talking About” was held April 15 and 16 at the Courtyard by Marriott in ...
Eversource employee Gillian Carroll and a baby bobcat.
With its firm commitment to environmental stewardship, Eversource is partnering with wildlife researchers to study black bears and ...
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