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Alex Cable, 26, works on a problem in an Intermediate Algebra class with math professor Mohamed Mountassir, left, at Tunxis Community College in Farmington on March 12. Alex is one of hundreds of young adults with autism in Connecticut that cannot receive support services from the state due to a lack of funding and a wait list exceeding 1,600 people. Alex is attending Tunxis Community College in hopes of one-day getting a full-time job. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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‘The system is going to explode’ — Adults with autism struggle to find support in Connecticut

During a trip to Bridgeport’s Beardsley Zoo in 2012, Sharon Cable’s son, diagnosed with autism and schizophrenia, wanted...
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By Michael GagneRecord-Journal staffBERLIN — Frontage Road was closed after a gasoline truck rolled over when its driver had attem ...
Berlin Picture Show employee Mia Servidone delivers a food order to a car during the showing of “Gremlins” at the Berlin Picture Show “Pop-up” Drive-in on Sunday. Drive-in customers put their orders through the drive-in theater’s website www.pictureshowent.com and have them delivered to their cars. Photos by Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
BERLIN — With people looking for entertainment during the pandemic, drive-ins have come back in style.In Berlin, The Picture Show ...
Honor RollMercy High School in Middletown named the following local students to its honor roll for the fourth term.BerlinGrade 10, ...
Southington resident Kevin Casey saw his July electric bill from Eversource and was shocked at the steep spike in the delivery rat ...
Tytiana Gonzalez, of Meriden, swims in the Hubbard Park pool on Sunday. The pool has often reached maximum capacity this season.Devin Leith-Yessian, Record-Journal
Area pools have been busy with the recent heat wave. Meriden has seen an uptick in swimmers, and Southington has been steady. Plai ...
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Wildlife encounters have been spiking thus far this year, including as many bears entering peoples’ homes in June as all of 2019 ...
A truerepresentativeEditor:On Tuesday, Aug. 11 you will have an opportunity to vote for Donna Veach, the endorsed Republican candi ...
Thomas Edison Middle School in Meriden, Wed., Dec. 11, 2019. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Area Cooperative Education Services, the operator of Thomas Edison Middle Magnet School, is in lease talks for a new fac ...
Suspects believed to be involved in overnight car break-ins in Berlin, according to police. | Photo Courtesy Berlin Police Department
BERLIN — Police have released photos of suspects in some overnight car break-ins. Officers responded to the area of Blue Ridge Roa ...
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