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A property is seen here on May 21 at the corner of Tankwood Road and North Farms Road in Wallingford. A private company wants to build data centers on the site. A truck, bottom right, travels on North Farms Road.

Wallingford approves pact to build data centers, with some changes

WALLINGFORD — After six hours of discussion that went into the early morning hours, the Town Council approved a data centers host ...
 
A guest of the YMCA
MERIDEN — The Mountain Mist Outdoor Center was transformed for a night from the Meriden YMCA’s summer camp into a celebration of ...
Griffin Campbell receives his diploma from his dad Rit Campbell during the Southington Graduation Ceremony on Friday, June 18, 2021. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Hundreds of Southington High School students celebrated graduation Friday while class leaders urged them to apprecia ...
View of the Meriden Green. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The city will receive nearly $420,000 from the state to begin the Meriden Green extension and acquire the former Castle ...
President Joe Biden speaks during an event to mark the passage of the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act, in the East Room of the White House, Thursday, June 17, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Local community leaders applauded the official declaration of Juneteenth as a federal holiday this week.  At the same time, munici ...
In this file photo, Mary DeCroce, executive director of Southington Community Cultural Arts (SoCCA), sets up the center
SOUTHINGTON — Residents will lead the way in creating a mural espousing the values of Martin Luther King Jr. as part of a statewid ...
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Elvin Torres and his wife Magaly Galicia, of Meriden, smile with their daughter Karina Torres on Friday at their new restaurant named Bite Me at 234 Pratt St. in Meriden. The family designed and remodeled the space formerly Delicioso Deli & Bakery and hopes to open in two weeks. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Magaly Galicia was selling empanadillas at work one day when her coworkers told her she was not supposed to. Galicia res ...
The Board of Selectmen in Durham are considering making an exception to the town’s herbicide application prohibition to address invasive Japanese knotweed. In this file photo, a bicyclist in Southington passes an area overcome with invasive plant species including Japanese knotweed and garlic mustard near the train depot along the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail on April 20.Dave Zajac, Record-Journal file photo
DURHAM — Town officials are considering using herbicide to combat a Japanese knotweed infestation.Earlier in May, the town Conserv ...
The Connecticut State Capitol on opening day of the 2018 legislative session in Hartford, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Connecticut is poised to become the 19th state to legalize adult, recreational use of cannabis, now that a long-awaited bill has ...
A composite image of Doolittle Park in Wallingford. Richie Rathsack, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — The Town Council approved a parks facility fee schedule last week, including a new fee waiver request for nonprofits ...
A hamburger on a gluten free bun as part of gluten free BBQ party options. |Meaghan Penrod, special to the Record-Journal
Summer is upon us and BBQ season is in full swing! With pandemic protocols lifting, hosting a large cook-out is finally a possibil ...
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