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Hartford State’s Attorney Gail P. Hardy will take a new job fostering “diversity and inclusion in the Division of Criminal Justice.” File photo. (Michael McAndrews/Hartford Courant via AP)

Prosecutor to take pay cut in new diversity job

Gail P. Hardy will take a pay cut when she is replaced as Hartford state’s attorney and moves to a new job as executive assistant ...
 
Willimantic Police Chief Roberto Rosado signed a contract with the city of Meriden this month. He becomes Meriden
Things to know this week include a new police chief in Meriden, discussion of racial equality measures called for by a Meriden Cit ...
Artist Stephanie Hongo, of Southington, talks about her first trash sculpture of a stag titled "Yondu," Fri., Jun. 26, 2020. Hongo created the piece in 2017 using plastic paper plate holders, old handbags and various plastics from around her home. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Proving art can be created out of anything, one local artist has began making and selling works created from trash.S ...
Camp counselor Bryan Brazeo gets a fire started at his group’s campground area in the woods at the Meriden YMCA’s Mountain Mist Day Camp on Friday. Each group has its own designated camping area where they do their arts and crafts, eat lunch, have campfires and spend time together. Photos by Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
Record-Journal staffPhotographer Aaron Flaum captured scenes of summer camp amid coronavirus precautions this past week at Mountai ...
Dan Coffey, principal of Casimir Pulaski Elementary School in Meriden, makes the rounds through empty classrooms, Tues., May 5, 2020, after Gov. Ned Lamont closed schools for the rest of the academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic. | File photo.
The state’s teachers unions criticized the Department of Education’s school reopening plan this week, saying it doesn’t go far eno ...
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 ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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