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Editorial: Seven things we liked this week, four we didn’t
We liked this weekWallingford’s Trail of Terror returns for an impressive 29th season, and founder Wayne Barneschi is saying that ...
Editorial: Time to honor Ellie Bender for her role with Meriden’s Gallery 53
Gallery 53 has been a steadfast presence in Meriden over the years, remaining an important part of downtown through various revita ...
Churches unite for food drive
A food drive set for Saturday is already a special event. A number of local churches are participating, and the Islamic Center of ...
EDITORIAL: The importance of remembering 9/11 and the local events that do so
Two days after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, a Record-Journal editorial noted time was now divided between the world be ...
Editorial: 5 things we liked this week, one we didn’t
We liked this weekTen local churches are uniting to hold a Wallingford-wide food drive for the Master’s Manna food pantry. The chu ...
City chooses former medical building site as the spot for new Meriden senior center
The committee tasked with making a recommendation about moving the Meriden senior center has made a decision, and it’s a good one: ...
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Editorial: Candidates confront language barriers
We’re not going to tell you how we think you should vote, at least not yet. There’s plenty of time to evaluate candidates and thei ...
Editorial: 10 things we liked this week
We liked this weekMeriden held its 20th Back to School Expo, which provides necessary school supplies to Meriden children from pre ...
Editorial: Honoring Jonal Laboratories Marc Nemeth after 540 years of leadership
Add us to the list of those lining up to congratulate Marc Nemeth for his 50 years at the helm of Jonal Laboratories. Nemeth is be ...
Editorial: Delay stalls home field advantage, can Sheehan rise to the occasion?
In the spring, the Wallingford Town Council approved fixing up the track and field at Sheehan High School despite ongoing consider ...
Editorial: Committee tells council what it already knows: Wallingford parks and buildings are in need of repair
While it’s not surprising to learn town parks and buildings are in need of attention, Wallingford residents have a right to feel ...
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