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Wallingford Historical Society member Bob Beaumont speaks at the annual bell ringing at the Wallingford Historical Society on Saturday afternoon. | Sean Krofssik, Record-Journal

Wallingford celebrates Independence Day with annual bell ringing

WALLINGFORD — The bells were tolling for two minutes Saturday afternoon marking an Independence Day tradition at the Wallingford ...
 
Southington firefighters exit the first floor after putting out a fire at 764 Marion Ave. in Southington, Monday, April 1, 2019. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Overtime costs for firefighters continue to drop according to Fire Department officials due to a combination of addi ...
City Manager Tim Coon says the emergency dispatchers union rebuffed plans to provide backup to the dispatch center prior to filing a complaint over understaffing. Coon is seen here in a March 20, 2020 file photo. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Staffing shortages at the city’s emergency dispatch center haven’t jeopardized the safety of residents or first responde ...
Local Girl Scouts have been busy during the lockdown, and recently held a virtual campout. Each day of the campout, a video was sent to Girl Scouts of Cheshire with lead videos teaching them different skills, such as fire building, how to cook over a fire, how to set up a tent, how to tell time with a sundial, and more. | Submitted photo.
With summer plans looking a little different than usual, here are some ideas for keeping kids’ minds and bodies active all summer ...
FILE - This Sept. 9, 2016 photo shows Harkness Tower on the campus of Yale University in New Haven, Conn. (AP Photo/Beth J. Harpaz, File)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Yale University is planning to welcome students back to campus in August with public health protocols inc ...
WALLINGFORD — As markets and fairs announce cancellations this summer due to coronavirus concerns, a local soap maker has opened ...
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Chris Laudano, co-owner, slides a "Flex’s Wake & Bake" pizza made with bacon, eggs and cheese into the oven at Laudano
MERIDEN — On Wednesday, Laudano’s Apizza announced that it is closing its doors. “We want to THANK YOU all for making our family ...
New Police Chief Roberto Rosado stands in front of the Meriden Police Department during his first day of service, Wed., Jul. 1, 2020. Rosado spent the past 22 years with the Willimantic Police Department, including four as chief. One of Rosado’s top goals in Meriden will be building trust and relationships within the community. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The city’s new chief of police Roberto Rosado was officially sworn in during a ceremony Wednesday and began work in Meri ...
Willimantic Police Chief Roberto Rosado addresses a Black Lives Matter rally on June 5,. Rosado takes over as Meriden’s next police chief today.Roxanne Pandolfi, The Willimantic Chronicle
MERIDEN — Growing up in Meriden, new Police Chief Roberto Rosado was inspired to work in law enforcement and give back to his comm ...
MERIDEN — After a series of fireworks-related incidents over the past weekend, city officials are urging residents to be cautious ...
Dan Coffey, principal of Casimir Pulaski Elementary School in Meriden, starts work on next year
School districts across the state and the two largest teachers unions are grappling to understand the details laid out in this wee ...
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