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A site investigation of the wetlands behind 21 Toelles Road in Wallingford with town planning officials, Aug. 11, 2020. | Contributed by Erin O

OPINION: Wallingford cleanup project is a mistake

By Stephen KnightThere was a very interesting article in the Sunday, Sept. 13 Record-Journal with the headline “Planner concerned ...
 
By Maria Campos-HarlowThe Campaign Kickoff event for your United Way of Meriden and Wallingford is today. Under ordinary circumsta ...
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By Craig C. FishbeinRecently the Record-Journal published a letter, “Fishbein Does Not Represent Me.” Within it, the writer, who ...
Jessica Baker takes a cutting of a plant at the Baker
Congress has called for a vote on H.R. 3884, which involves the legalization of Marijuana.  I have written to all of Connecticut’s ...
By Lorraine S. ConnellyI recently joined the Connecticut Historical Society’s online coffee hour for the program “The Flu Pandemic ...
A worker at a gift shop regulated the number of customers allowed in the store due to the coronavirus pandemic, Thursday, July 30, 2020, in Portland, Maine. State officials reported more cases of COVID-19. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
It has become a cliché that Covid-19 has affected everyone. Therefore, I thought it would be interesting to readers to see how the ...
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The Wallingford Public Library, Mon., Mar. 16, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Lorraine S. ConnellyWallingford is a lot like the fictional town of Grover’s Corners — nothing particularly exciting or extraordin ...
Power lines stretch across East Street in Southington, Mon., Jul. 27, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
By Donald A. Dube Former state senator Len Suzio’s August 3 opinion piece in the Record-Journal discusses the legislative and regu ...
Jason Libby, of Wallingford, ducks under a fallen tree that damaged props at the Trail of Terror in Wallingford, Fri., Aug. 7, 2020. The tree was one of several that came down over the popular haunt during Tropical Storm Isaias. Libby is a volunteer and actor at the trail. The trail is expected to open as planned this year. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Tropical Storm Isaias paid Wallingford a visit on Tuesday, August 4, and left a huge trail of fallen trees, broken tree branches, ...
About 100 people gathered for the Rally Against Hate in front of the Wallingford Town Hall on Saturday afternoon.
The August 15 rally in Wallingford has prompted me to write. I agree 100% with those who oppose racism and discrimination, as I be ...
By Lorraine ConnellyBack in May, with the specter of the Coronavirus pandemic still looming, the Wallingford 350th Jubilee Committ ...
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