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Michael Quinn, attorney, state representative and fire photographer hobbyist, holds a Nikon SLR on Friday. He uses the camera to capture fires on ride-alongs with the Meriden Fire Department. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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MERIDEN — Michael Quinn is an attorney, a state representative and the city’s former corporation counsel, but what he lo...
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State Sen. Christine Cohen praised several bills passed by the legislature's Environment Committee so far this session that she sa ...
This past weekend’s Adopt-A-Road effort helped clean up the roads of Durham and Middlefield. 
The right choiceEditor:A couple of facts jumped out when I read the article of April 2, 2021, Korn School to be Demolished; namely ...
Durham Town Hall.
According to its charter, the aim of Durham’s newly-formed Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee is to “educate, promote and ...
The Durham Farmers
DURHAM – The Durham Farmers' Market recent opened for the season. The market held its opening day on Thursday, accompanied by blue ...
Grant supportEditor:I am a Junior at Coginchaug High School and I received a grant from the Coginchaug Valley Education Foundation ...
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The start date for the Middlefield-Durham Giving Garden is Saturday, April 17. Weather permitting, volunteers will prepare the bed ...
For the second straight year Durham’s Memorial Day Parade has been cancelled due to COVID-19. However, a Memorial Day service will ...
A special visitor.
The look was a bit different, but the feeling was the same. The Easter Bunny. Children and parents eager to run across the grass ...
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Buoyed by new data showing continuing coronavirus infections and deaths in Connecticut and a dangerous resurgence of COVID-19 case ...
Pizza maker Alvaro Canie prepares a Lido’s Special made with pepperoni, sausage, meatball, mushroom, onion and pepper at Lido’s Pizza Restaurant, 75 Pomeroy Ave., Meriden, on Wednesday. A recently introduced bill could designate pizza as Connecticut’s official food. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Local pizzeria owners are voicing excitement over a recently introduced bill that would make pizza the official state food.State ...
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