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Board of Education President Rob Kosienski Jr. speaks during a Board of Education meeting in January. The board is scheduled to hold its first in-person meeting Tuesday since the coronavirus outbreak began as members consider plans for school reopening in the fall. | Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Meriden school board to hold in-person meeting — ‘We need to lead by example’

MERIDEN — The Board of Education is scheduled to meet in person for the first time Tuesday at a special meeting where members will ...
 
Eddie Rivera owns New Style Hair Studio, located at 975 Broad St. in Meriden. The barbershop specializes in traditional, modern and urban haircuts and is autism certified. Rivera hopes to hold a soft opening this week. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — As a way to make his new barbershop more inclusive, Eddie Rivera and his barbers are all being certified to work with in ...
Clem Lewin, associate vice president of research and development strategy at Sanofi, speaks to the media as Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, Gov. Ned Lamont and Mireli Fino, site head at Protein Sciences, listen during a March visit to Protein Sciences in Meriden. | AP Photo/Jessica Hill.
MERIDEN — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will provide up to $2.1 billion to vaccine makers Sanofi Pasteur and GS ...
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On Friday at noon, the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference put out a new plan for fall sports. The packet provided a ...
A new trail marker, top left, painted on a pole along Reservoir Avenue which leads to Castle Craig in Meriden
MERIDEN — As the pandemic continues, more people are participating in outdoor activities, including hiking. As a way to make the ...
Associate City Engineer Brian Ennis talks about the installation of two large steel pipes for flood control in downtown Meriden, Thurs., Jul. 30, 2020. The city is installing the pipes under the railroad tracks near the former Church & Morse building on South Colony Street to fix what officials say is a main choke point along Harbor Brook and the origin of many past floods. The drainage pipes are being pushed underneath the tracks at the “Amtrak Bridge” to drain excess water in the event of a storm. The bridge is located off Hanover Street, behind the police station parking lot. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Crews continued installation Thursday of two large pipes that extend from the police station parking lot off Hanover Street to Har ...
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Since the coronavirus pandemic swept through Connecticut this year and forced the cancellation of the high school spring sports se ...
MERIDEN — A man went to MidState Medical Center with a gunshot wound Wednesday night and officers witnessed two men exchange gunfi ...
Decontamination team members Rob Rogers and Scott McMullen remove equipment from an ambulance at Hunter
MERIDEN — After four months of no new COVID-19 cases, Connecticut Baptist Homes reported a surge of six new infections and four de ...
Cequan Tarikanibal Goodman, of Meriden, was arrested July 29, 2020. | Photo Courtesy Meriden Police Department
MERIDEN — A city man was charged Wednesday night after police said he was involved in a wrong-way accident on Interstate I-691.Ceq ...
An Eversource employee works on a pole along South Broad Street in Meriden after a storm rumbled through the area in May. | Richie Rathsack, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Mayor Kevin Scarpati and the City Council plan to draft a letter to Eversource and the state’s utility regulatory agenci ...
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