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Construction continues on an 81-unit, mixed-income housing development along Perkins Street in downtown Meriden, Fri., Jan. 10, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Public hearing Wednesday on Meriden Plan of Conservation and Development

MERIDEN — City officials are set for a public hearing Wednesday on a final draft of the Plan of Conservation and Development. The ...
 
A bicyclist turns around Wednesday at the end of the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail at Lazy Lane in Southington. Lawmakers are proposing to develop the Central Connecticut Loop trail, a 110-mile long multi-use trail that would run through parts of Southington and Meriden. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
State lawmakers are seeking funds to engineer and construct the Central Connecticut Loop, a 111-mile trail from the Arrigoni Bridg ...
Left: Kelly Cozzolino, Bill Cozzolino, and Terri Connellan, introduced as the “Y picture lady,” jump into Sloper Pond during the 15th annual Sloper Plunge, in Southington on Saturday. The event by the Southington-Cheshire Community YMCAs raises money for local kids to attend camp. Right: Southington High School football players run onto the beach and out of the icy waters of Sloper Pond. Photos by Derek Torrellas, special to the Record-Journal.
SOUTHINGTON — While many were bundled up waiting for the snow on Saturday, over 200 people had something else in mind. They partic ...
After building up the courage over months to file domestic abuse charges with police, Jennifer Rodriguez said she was disappointed to learn that her estranged husband was eligible for a nine-week anger management program.Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Jennifer Rodriguez’s now-estranged husband punched her right eye so hard during an argument last March that she required ...
24 Colony St. in downtown Meriden, Thurs., Jan. 16, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The lack of a commercial tenant at 24 Colony St. has city officials demanding a strategy from Westmount Management Co. ...
The Wallingford Board of Education at 100 S. Turnpike Rd., Friday, July 14, 2017. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Although the Board of Education declined to participate in a state survey on youth homelessness, questions on the su ...
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Assistant Chief Russ Donovan walks next to Truck 1 during his last shift at the Pratt Street firehouse on Tuesday. Donovan is retiring after nearly 37 years of service to the city. As Assistant Chief, he was the Shift Commander for Group 1.
MERIDEN — After 37 years with the fire department, Assistant Chief Russell Donovan retired this week. Donovan started in 1983 afte ...
Southington Superintendent of Schools Tim Connellan speaks in this file photo from a Board of Education meeting on Jan 10, 2019. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — The Board of Education will decide next week whether it will back School Superintendent Timothy F. Connellan's $101. ...
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WALLINGFORD — Sheehan’s offense was special this football season. A prolific ground attack that also featured a potent aerial punc ...
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — African American pastors called on federal prosecutors Friday to investigate the fatal shooting of a 19-yea ...
Former Meriden City Manager Guy Scaife at a city council meeting on Monday, Dec. 18. The council passed a resolution to terminate Scaife, effective immediately. | Bailey Wright, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Former city manager Guy Scaife, who is suing over his 2017 termination, was hired this week as interim town manager of ...
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