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Editorials

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

EDITORIAL: 10 things we liked this week, 5 we didn’t

We liked this weekThe Connecticut Department of Labor has received the go-ahead from Gov. Ned Lamont’s office to launch a “contact ...
 
Gov. Ned Lamont addresses the legislature on opening day of the session Jan. 9, 2019. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
As restaurants and other businesses open back up, will people come?Gov. Ned Lamont is allowing restaurants and eateries to offer ...
The last couple of months have been as difficult as any in memory, and while getting back to normal remains of utmost importance ...
Gallery 53 in Meriden recently upgraded the lighting throughout the facility. | Contributed photos
We liked this weekA budget that would keep the tax rate flat next year is heading to the Meriden City Council for approval after ...
Chris Metzger, of Chris and Roy
Ban would hurt food trucksEditor:I enjoy owning a food truck serving patrons in Meriden and throughout New Haven County. Over the ...
Shelter Now at 43 Saint Casimir Dr. in Meriden, Thursday, February 16, 2017. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
A 12-member Mayor's Task Force on Homelessness has been approved by the Meriden City Council and will be made up of community stak ...
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A Solar farm is proposed for this field off East Street in Southington, Fri., May 1, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
It isn’t often that you see conservation-oriented interests run afoul of one another, but that is what appears to be happening in ...
State Department of Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona speaks with the Record-Journa on a Zoom video call May 8, 2020.
One thing we’re learning as we begin to approach a return to something like normal life, after months of living under a partial lo ...
William R. Dziedzic
Questions have been raised about the Southington Town Council’s party-line vote to buy 16 acres of wooded land on Mount Vernon Roa ...
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont speaks during a press conference at a Red Cross blood drive at the Connecticut Police Academy in Meriden. Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz were also in attendance. The purpose of their visit was to encourage residents who are healthy to donate blood.
Will Gov. Ned Lamont cancel tax relief and impose $400 million in emergency spending cuts to mitigate the multibillion-dollar defi ...
FILE PHOTO – School Modernization Committee tours Cheshire High School
An editorial from the Cheshire Herald:The Town’s School Modernization Committee met (virtually) this week for the first time since ...
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