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Meriden police investigating after person found dead inside car


MERIDEN — Police are investigating after a person was found dead inside a car on Broad Street Wednesday afternoon. Police responde ...
 
Crystal Butler, of Wallingford, leader of Girl Scout Troop 60262, with her daughter and Girl Scout, Autumn Butler, 11, on Wednesday. After being canceled for two years due to the pandemic, the Girl Scouts’ “World Thinking Day” is back, scheduled for this evening in Moran Middle School’s cafeteria from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Troop 60262 is hosting the event.
By Jessica SimmsRecord-Journal staffWALLINGFORD — After being canceled for two years due to COVID, the Girl Scouts’ “World Thinkin ...
Rep. Hilda Santiago answers questions from the media in front of Wallingford Town Hall, Aug. 31, 2021. | File photo
MERIDEN — Democratic state Rep. Hilda Santiago announced she has ended her bid for Secretary of the State and will refocus on winn ...
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
MERIDEN — City officials this week backed a zone change for property at the corner of Chamberlain Highway and Kensington Avenue th ...
The Southgate apartment complex at 25 Old Turnpike Rd. in Southington on May 13. Units in the complex would not meet the state’s criteria for being considered affordable because they are not deed-restricted. May 13, 2022. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Town zoning officials unanimously approved an affordable housing plan, although any local changes suggested in the ...
Elizabeth Hernandez, family development specialist, talks to a client about rental assistance programs at New Opportunities for Greater Meriden at 55 W. Main St. in Meriden, July 2, 2021. The end of a statewide moratorium on evictions has local social service and legal providers doubling their efforts to keep tenants in their homes. | File photo
As the number of evictions in Connecticut spikes, the state legislature has set aside $5 million for eviction prevention programs ...
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Meriden City Hall. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to recognize Juneteenth as a paid holiday for city employees. The counci ...
Mariah Castico, of Southington, picks up her 5-year-old son Jaxon at the end of the school day Tuesday at Strong Elementary School in Southington. A bear sighting on the road leading to the school last week prompted a warning call to parents.
SOUTHINGTON — A bear sighting on the road leading to Strong Elementary School last week prompted a warning call to parents. Staff ...
David Kirby, of Meriden, adds his signature as petition organizer Sean McDonald assists along Main Street in South Meriden, Tuesday, May 17, 2022. McDonald, the former head of the Meriden GOP, is gathering signatures to potentially force a public referendum requiring city councilors to revisit the $208.87 million budget. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The former head of the Meriden GOP is gathering signatures to potentially force a public referendum requiring city counc ...
Students hold flags from a variety of countries in at a previous International Celebration. Photo courtesy of Adriana Rodriguez.
WALLINGFORD – A celebration of diversity will take place Wednesday at the Spanish Community of Wallingford.The annual Internationa ...
Spring into Summer Bucket List. |Caitlin Houston, special to the Record-Journal
By Caitlin HoustonToday I’m sharing a spring into Summer Bucket list with fun things for you and your kids to do this month. There ...
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