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MERIDEN, Connecticut - Friday, July 13, 2007 - Meriden City Hall. Rob Beecher / Record-Journal

EDITORIAL: City Council recognizes Juneteenth as a paid holiday


After discussing some complications involving union contracts, Meriden’s City Council recently unanimously approved recognizing Ju ...
 
We liked this weekThe group Safe Harbor Southington is looking to help an Afghan or Ukrainian family that has fled and needs to re ...
One of the many side effects of the coronavirus pandemic over the past two years has been delayed medical procedures. People had ...
There are several reasons for Meriden residents to be concerned following a recent Record-Journal story about City Manager Timothy ...
Though recent days have been like winter, the calendar says spring is here, and we can expect Mother Nature will follow along in ...
“Just his hockey IQ: He makes players better around him, and that is the definition of a great hockey player. He just knows where ...
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A year ago, the Record-Journal launched the Latino Communities Reporting Lab, in partnership with the Meriden-Wallingford Communit ...
We liked this weekThe owner of the Harbor Towers apartment building in Meriden is looking to convert Westfield Care & Rehab on ...
With its members elected in November, Wallingford’s Town Council almost immediately got off to a shaky start this year. After Demo ...
After nearly a quarter century of idleness, the former Meriden-Wallingford Hospital might as well be torn down. A partial demoliti ...
In late January, the city heard a welcome announcement about the Daffodil Festival — the popular event was on the schedule for spr ...
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