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Mountain bikers returned to Powder Ridge in Middlefield on May 31, 2020. The park resumed allowing biking, disc golf and outdoor dining on May 21 as the state began lifting quarantine restrictions on businesses. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Record-Journal

Local mountain bikers happy to shift gears as Powder Ridge reopens

MIDDLEFIELD — Catapulting off jumps and darting through the trees, mountain bikers at Powder Ridge Mountain Park could escape from ...
 
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WALLINGFORD — Citing operating losses, Masonicare Health Center is outsourcing several departments, and staff who turn down employ ...
WALLINGFORD — Neon lights lit up the computer screens of Lyman Hall High School seniors during a virtual prom Friday night.For thr ...
Flanders School in Southington, Tues., May 19, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — If the town were to move forward with an elementary school building project, whether renovations or new construction ...
Members of the Antique Veterans of Meriden Honor Guard posts the colors at the Memorial Day service at American Legion Post 45 in Meriden.Lauren Takores, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — About 50 people attended a small Memorial Day ceremony Monday at the American Legion Post 45 building, some watching the ...
Jennifer Paventi, of Berlin, left, walks with friend Cheryl Grezlik, of Southington, and her two children, Joshua Grezlik, 7, and Noah Grezlik, 12, while hiking around Camp Sloper in Southington Friday. Camp Sloper will operate on site programs this summer, though with strict guidelines in order to keep staff and campers healthy and safe. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
The magic of summer camp can still be a part of children’s lives this year as many day camps will open, though with strict guideli ...
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Pond Hill Elementary School fourth-grade student JC Dellaselva, 9, of Wallingford, shows a model of his hands-free restroom stall door invention he calls Sani * Stall, Fri., May 22, 2020. JC is one of two local elementary schoolers in the running to have their homemade gadgets win the national Invention Convention. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Two local elementary school students have their homemade gadgets entered in the national Invention Convention.JC Del ...
Minibike riders cruise down an asphalt path adjacent to Platt High School at the end of the Meriden Linear Trail off Coe Avenue, Tues., May 19, 2020. The City of Meriden’s Engineering Department will continue the trail along Coe Avenue to the Bradley Avenue Bridge that overlooks Harbor Brook. The extension of the trail should be completed by the end of the summer. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The Meriden Linear Trail extension from Platt High School to Bradley Avenue should be completed by the end of summer.“We ...
Sheehan High School student Gracie Waldron, 18, smiles on a break from playing tennis with friends last week at Doolittle Park in Wallingford. Waldron will be attending Michigan State University after the summer break. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Gracie Waldron is senior class president of Sheehan High School. But maroon and gold are not the only school colors Waldron has ...
Meriden Police during the 2019 Memorial Day parade in Meriden on May 27. | Bailey Wright, Record-Journal
Government offices and buildings will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Parades are cancelled this year due to the ...
The State of Connecticut Superior Court is seen here on Friday at 54 W. Main St., Meriden. Criminal defense attorney Jay Ruane said he has 47 cases pending at the Meriden courthouse, which has been closed since mid-March because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — As the state Judicial Branch continues to grapple with reopening courts months after the coronavirus pandemic brought mo ...
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