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A researcher at Protein Sciences moves a vial in a lab, Thursday, March 12, 2020, in Meriden, Conn. The biotech company is currently researching a vaccine for COVID-19. For most people, the new coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia. The vast majority of people recover from the new virus. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
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How central Connecticut is responding to COVID-19 pandemic

Across the state, communities are responding to coronavirus in a variety of ways in an effort to keep residents safe while maintaining normalcy. As of Friday, Connecticut had a total of 1,291 confirmed cases of the virus...
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PaperHouse Productions will perform The Lion King Jr. this weekend at Coginchaug Regional High School. Performances are tonight, ...
Rev. Jeanette Hicks distributes ashes to Dave Montgomery (left) and Frank Ovchar (right) as a part of this year
DURHAM — This year’s Ash Wednesday services brought the Durham and Middlefield communities together outside of church.On Wednesday ...
From left to right: Spencer Wondolowski, Nick Vestergaard, Erik Swanson and Evan Hempel pose by one of the picnic tables Vestergaard constructed for Allyn Brook Park as part of his Eagle Scout project. Photo courtesy of Nick Vestergaard.
DURHAM — Five new picnic tables can be found at Allyn Brook Park thanks to the efforts of one local Eagle Scout. Nick Vestergaard, ...
Food at Fire at the Ridge restaurant.
MIDDLEFIELD — Since around 2013, Massachusetts native Kevin Cottle has been lending his expertise at Fire at the Ridge, Powder Rid ...
Author Sydney Sherman. Photo by Bronwyn Commins
If you have ever watched a ghosthunting show, or, as this writer did when she was much younger, gone out on a ghosthunting expedit ...
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First Selectman Edward Bailey and Selectman Carol Bufithis led a town hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 18 concerning the sale of 171 Hubbard St. to Habitat for Humanity. The motion passed unanimously. Photo by Everett Bishop, Town Times.
MIDDLEFIELD — In a unanimous vote in the affirmative, the town of Middlefield voted to sell the property at 171 Hubbard St. to Mid ...
Truly gratefulEditor:The Levi E. Coe Library is truly grateful for the grants we received from the Coginchaug Valley Education Fou ...
A band of dwarves guard the Durham Public Library
This March prepare to see putting greens in the Durham Public Library as par as the eye can see. For the second year, the Friends ...
After having their amendment to their regionalization plan rejected at referendum, the RSD-13 Board of Education met to discuss next plans and possible revisions to the amendment. Photo by Everett Bishop, Town Times
Last week, voters rejected a proposal from the Board of Education that would allow it “to determine the programs and facilities re ...
The Middlefield Lions Club nominated Fire Chief Peter Tyc for its Humanitarian Award for Lions District MD23C. Tyc was honored at a ceremony at St. Clements Castle.
The definition of a humanitarian is a person concerned with, or seeking to, promote human welfare. Someone unselfish and not looki ...
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