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Gov. Ned Lamont announced the dissolution of the Partnership for Connecticut on Tuesday morning in a hastily arranged press conference at the Capitol. |CLOE POISSON :: CT MIRROR

EDITORIAL: 9 things we liked this week, 3 we didn’t

We liked this weekGrowing up in Meriden, new Police Chief Roberto Rosado was inspired to work in law enforcement and give back to ...
 
Jennifer Paventi, of Berlin, left, walks with friend Cheryl Grezlik, of Southington, and her two children Joshua Grezlik, 7, and Noah Grezlik, 12, while hiking around Camp Sloper in Southington, Fri., May 22, 2020. Camp Sloper will operate their on site programs this summer, though with strict guidelines in order to keep their staff and campers healthy and safe. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
We liked this weekThe Connecticut Department of Labor has received the go-ahead from Gov. Ned Lamont’s office to launch a “contact ...
Pastor Jeff Stalley is the new pastor of Zion Lutheran Church on Woodruff Street in Southington Mon., Apr. 6, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford is planning to reopen its parishes to the public — for weekday Masses only — beginning ...
Volunteer Martha Murphy, of Meriden, packs food items for city residents who are enduring food insecurity at Ted’s Kitchen at St Andrew
Those familiar with the Meriden Lions Club, which the City Council gave the Citizen of the Year award to last year, will not be su ...
Wallingford’s 350th Jubilee Anniversary celebration was edging closer, but the closer it came the reality of the situation become ...
Gov. Ned Lamont announced the dissolution of the Partnership for Connecticut on Tuesday morning in a hastily arranged press conference at the Capitol. |CLOE POISSON :: CT MIRROR
The Partnership for Connecticut has come and gone, in less than a year, and it’s probably for the best.Not to denigrate the good ...
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Jennifer Paventi, of Berlin, left, walks with friend Cheryl Grezlik, of Southington, and her two children Joshua Grezlik, 7, and Noah Grezlik, 12, while hiking around Camp Sloper in Southington, Fri., May 22, 2020. Camp Sloper will operate their on site programs this summer, though with strict guidelines in order to keep their staff and campers healthy and safe. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
“We are going to do everything in our power to make this camp experience happen and in the safest way possible,” said Meriden-New ...
A building at Cambridge and Griswold streets in Meriden, Fri., May 15, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Nothing succeeds like success, as they say — and it appears that the Meriden City Council is satisfied enough with the tax incenti ...
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We liked this weekWestfield Meriden began the process of reopening with one-third of its stores sliding open their doors Wednesday ...
Lyman Hall High School reading teacher Sue Duda decorates her vehicle for the upcoming virtual senior prom, Fri., May 15, 2020. Prom season is still on for local high school seniors, with students and staff planning virtual celebrations. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
There is no way this is going to be anything like the real thing. Most people now, after two months of living in a new world due ...
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The Westfield Meriden mall is set to reopen today, now that Gov. Ned Lamont has lifted the ban on “non-essential” retail with larg ...
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