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FILE - In this Feb. 7, 2010 aerial file photo, the skyline of Hartford, Conn., rises on the west bank of the Connecticut river.  (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, File)

3 more states added to Connecticut's required quarantine

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Anyone traveling into Connecticut, New York or New Jersey from three additional states — Delaware, Kansas ...
 
MERIDEN — After a series of fireworks-related incidents over the past weekend, city officials are urging residents to be cautious ...
Dan Coffey, principal of Casimir Pulaski Elementary School in Meriden, starts work on next year
School districts across the state and the two largest teachers unions are grappling to understand the details laid out in this wee ...
FILE - In this Feb. 7, 2010 aerial file photo, the skyline of Hartford, Conn., rises on the west bank of the Connecticut river. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, File)
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut plans to expand a year-round employment program for youths to include opportunities in the COV ...
The second floor and attic of a residence at 8 Jackson St. in Meriden, Mon., Jun. 29, 2020. Eleven people remain displaced following a blaze at the home Sunday evening. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The house fire which displaced a dozen residents Sunday likely started in the kitchen of one of the Jackson Street apart ...
Mary Harrison, case manager, left, picks up a donation of supplies from Kaylie Chudyi, of Wallingford, at the Wallingford Emergency Shelter on April 14. The shelter is operated by Columbus House, one of five critical providers receiving its full allotment of funding from the local United Way.
The United Way of Meriden and Wallingford has signifcantly scaled back the amount of funding allocated to 15 local agencies as tra ...
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A customer enters Gigante’s Too at 817 E. Center St. in Wallingford on Tuesday. Gigante’s Too has reopened under new ownership.
WALLINGFORD — Gigante’s Too deli reopened under new ownership, a month after former owner Grace Giulietti announced her retirement ...
Graduates from the Wallingford Public Schools adult education program received their diplomas during the June 29, 2020 commencement ceremony. Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the ceremony was held in front of Sheehan High school in a drive-through format, where students walked from the vehicles and across a stage to receive their diplomas. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Having juggled challenges like being a parent and full-time employee while completing their studies, about 15 studen ...
In this June 27, 2020, photo, people are tested in their in vehicles in Phoenix
Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday he’s watching the rising number of COVID-19 cases in other parts of the country and is considering whe ...
Emergency dispatchers in Meriden have filed a complaint over what they say is chronic understaffing. | File photo.
MERIDEN — The city’s emergency dispatchers union is voicing concerns about “chronic understaffing” at Meriden’s dispatch center, ...
An electric vehicle charging station at the Wallingford train station, Mon., June 10, 2019. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The Public Utilities Commission recently approved a bid waiver for Town Council consideration regarding a project th ...
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