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Spencer Browne, a worker for Southington based Sign Pro, takes measurements for new signage after attaching a temporary sign at the north entrance of the newly named Meriden Mall in Meriden Thursday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

New temporary signs at Meriden mall signal ownership change

Record-Journal staffSigns at the former Westfield Meriden mall were covered with temporary signs Thursday reflecting a recent chan ...
 
Police announced officers seized 5,000 worth of illegal fireworks stored in a garage behind a two-family home at 171-173 Bunker Avenue on Friday.
MERIDEN — Police seized an estimated $5,000 worth of illegal fireworks stored in a garage behind a two-family Bunker Avenue reside ...
MERIDEN — First responders were dispatched to Maple Street Friday in what officials suspect was a fireworks-related incident. Offi ...
The homepage of the new Wallingford town website, June 26, 2020. | Lauren Takores, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — A redesign of the town website featuring a more mobile-friendly layout went live this week.Lynn Wolff, program plann ...
Maria Diaz, of Waterbury, picks up string beans on Thursday during a visit to J.C. Farm and Greenhouses at 385 Wallingford Road in Durham. J.C. Farm and Greenhouses is the largest vendor at the seasonal farmers market in Meriden. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
With summer officially here, many are looking to enjoy locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables. Many farmers markets, including ...
Hundreds attend a silent protest rally in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement along North Main Street in Wallingford, Fri., Jun. 5, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
As police defunding and reform stay in the national spotlight, the police chiefs of Wallingford and Southington answered questions ...
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FILE PHOTO:The former Ideal Forging building currently being demolished next to the linear trail in Southington, Wednesday, July 1, 2015. | Dave Zajac / Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON – Owners of the Greenway Commons project are considering offers following an auction for the downtown site.Jonathan Cu ...
Kristen Dearborn reviews pool safety protocols before enjoying a day in the water.
Long hot summer days mean many families will be taking refuge in their backyard pools. Pools are a great source of fun and enterta ...
Customers, left to right, Wondeline Colon-Rivera, Darby Bronson and Lisa Kelsey, all of Cheshire, enjoy a group toast on the patio of the Hop Haus, 28 W. Main St. in Plantsville, Thurs., Jun. 25, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — At Hop Haus, the beer garden is meant to be a laid back destination, a place where you can enjoy the summer weather ...
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — One person was killed and three others were wounded in a shooting Thursday night in Bridgeport that poli ...
Attorney Robert Berke, left, stands next to Miguel Castro, right, now a former Meriden city councilor, during a court appearance at Milford Superior Court on Nov. 15, 2019. Berke is suing the Judicial Branch over continued court closures. Matthew Zabierek, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The attorney representing former city councilor Miguel Castro has filed a federal lawsuit against the state Judicial Bra ...
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