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State Sen. Christine Cohen (D-Guilford) is pictured in the Connecticut State Legislative Office Building. Photo by Everett Bishop, Town Times
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Senator Cohen will seek reelection

First-term state senator Christine Cohen will seek re-election in 2020.“I’ve always felt a call to service,” said Cohen, who represents the 12th District, which includes Branford, Durham, Guilford, Killingworth, Madison...
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Happy New Year. We are looking forward to the continuation of positive growth and change in Regional School District 13 as we begi ...
Dena Miccinello, Prevention Coordinator of the Durham Middlefield Local Wellness Coalition, introduces the film “Resilience” at Monday’s meeting.
Admit it. You have seen the posts of the Durham Middlefield Local Wellness Coalition scroll by on your Facebook page, but you don’ ...
12th District Senator Christine Cohen (D-Guilford) stands in the Connecticut State Legislative Office Building. Cohen has filed paperwork officially announcing her reelection campaign. Photo by Everett Bishop, Town Times.
HARTFORD — As she continues in her first term, State Sen. Christine Cohen feels her work is far from over. Cohen represents Distri ...
Juniors on the Coginchaug co-op football team are pictured after a game. Photo courtesy of Erik Becker
Despite turning in a solid 7-3 campaign, the 2019 Coginchaug co-op football team fell short of the Class S playoffs.The team’s ste ...
DURHAM — A lot has changed over the years at 100 Durham Road, currently home to the Horseshoe Taverne.Since Time Out Taverne close ...
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FILE - In this Feb. 9, 2013, file photo, a pair of parking meters are covered with ice and snow during a winter storm in Boston. Metered parking is among new products and services in Connecticut that will be taxed when new laws take effect on Jan. 1, 2020. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File)
HARTFORD — As revelers rang in the new year, a host of new laws took effect in Connecticut, including expanded sales taxes, mental ...
Paul Schatzman, of Country Flower Farms in Middlefield, holds up one of his pre-cut balsam firs. Despite a national shortage of Christmas trees, Schatzman didn
There was a shortage of Christmas trees over the 2019 holidays, as reported on a national level, and local vendors acknowledge tha ...
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MIDDLEFIELD —  You can’t have a great holiday fair without a great Santa, and Powder Ridge Mountain Park and Resort certainly had ...
Teacher Julianna Pratt, top left, instructs her sixth-grade math class at Thomas Edison Middle School in Meriden, Fri., Dec. 20, 2019. Thomas Edison Middle School officials recently notified parents that the Meriden Board of Education had not made any decisions about the school’s future and invited them to a meeting next month. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN —  Thomas Edison Middle School officials recently notified parents that the Meriden Board of Education has not made any de ...
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