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Quinnipiac University students Kate Duffy and Kristen Collins, In A Heartbeat Foundation volunteers, demonstrate the electrocardiogram test.

Foundation provides free heart screenings in Wallingford  

WALLINGFORD —  Cardiac arrest survivor Mike Papale is raising awareness about the importance of early detection of heart condition ...
View looking west shows a wooded area proposed for a housing development behind homes on Doral Lane off Laning Street in Southington. The long delayed age-restricted housing project is slated for discussion at Tuesday’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. | File photo
Things to know this week include a 30-unit housing development planned for Southington, budget workshops in Wallingford and settin ...
Brian Malone, 2, plays a game of Memory with his mother Diane Malone, at the Wallingford Public Library on Thursday April 12, 2001.
  
Police Chief William Wright walks on Friday through the lockup area of the Wallingford Police Department where features from the 1980s remain including jail cells that have bar doors rather than solid steel doors. Last week, the Town Council approved spending $3.3 million to purchase 100 Barnes Road for a new police headquarters and a design study. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The police department is planning to vacate its current location for a new facility, which leaves the question of ho ...
Bar Manager Dan Hill pours a strawberry cider on Wednesday at New England Cider Company, 110 N. Plains Industrial Road, Wallingford. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Visitors to area breweries and cider companies might see different drink options, the result of changing liquor license laws.New ...
Above and below, workers from Branford-based Gateway Fence & Guardrail takes down fencing at the Doolittle Park tennis courts in Wallingford on Wednesday. New tennis courts and fencing will be constructed on the site. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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View looking northeast shows the former Bristol-Myers Squibb property at 5 Research Parkway in Wallingford on Monday. An application for a special permit for a warehouse use at 5 Research Parkway has been filed with the Planning and Zoning Commission. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The Planning and Zoning Commission allowed a public hearing on a proposed Amazon facility at 5 Research Parkway to o ...
Participants engage in a CT STEM Academy workshop on Jan. 31.
WALLINGFORD — The Spanish Community of Wallingford and CT STEM Academy have partnered again to offer children in underrepresented ...
The Wallingford Police Department is seen on March 19. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — A local man faces charges after police said he barricaded himself in a home and fled with a loaded gun following a ...
The Town Council started the ball rolling this week on a police station project estimated to cost $24 million. Little information — including the total cost of the project to move police operations from 135 N. Main St. — had been known publicly before Tuesday night, when the Town Council approved spending $3.3 million to purchase 100 Barnes Road, seen here on April 7. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The Town Council started the ball rolling this week on a police station project estimated to cost $24 million.Little ...
Carpenters for Wallingford based Bencar Building Systems LLC, Cody Benson, left, and Craig Agro remove door trim as part of a kitchen makeover at a residence on High Hill Road in Wallingford, Tues., Apr. 13, 2021. Soaring lumber prices and long delays in shipping materials are disrupting construction and renovation projects. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Soaring lumber prices and long delays in shipping materials are disrupting construction and renovation projects.Mark Benson, owner ...
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