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Farm-to-city: Lyman Orchards to open pie-baking operation in New Haven- A Middlefield-based apple orchard company is moving some of its pie-baking business to New Haven, after purchasing three industrial buildings in Wooster Square and Long Wharf for $3 million.That company is Lyman Farm Incorporated — better known as...

Pandemic hasnt slowed Chinas love for US lobster- PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — China is showing no signs of slowing its demand for American lobster this year despite disruption to the supply chain and international trade caused by the coronavirus pandemic.Chinese demand for the crustaceans grew...

ON THE MARKET: Classic colonial in Yalesville by the river- WALLINGFORD — A classic colonial next to the Quinnipiac River in Yalesville is on the market. The interior of the home at 248 Main St. (Route 150)  is large, nearly 2,000 square feet of living space, with hardwood floors throughout. The eat-in kitchen...

Area doctors stress importance of cervical health- MERIDEN — Was your resolution for the new year to be healthier? Women might want to start by scheduling a visit with a gynecologist.January is Cervical Health Awareness month. Local professionals recently shared information about how to care for the...

Middle school where teen overdosed closed for cleaning- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The Connecticut middle school where a seventh-grade student suffered a fatal drug overdose remained closed Tuesday while authorities continued to test the building for the opioid fentanyl and decontaminate it, school district...

Meriden CTown represents a family legacy - MERIDEN — Benito Diaz opened his first CTown Supermarket in the late 1980s in New York, not knowing it would be a legacy followed by generations of his family.Today, two of his grandchildren, Danny and Jonathan Diaz — who run the CTown in Meriden...

Meriden church holds ceremony to replace BLM flag- MERIDEN — A local Unitarian Universalist Church replaced a Black Lives Matter flag for the fourth time during a ceremony Sunday after three previous flags or banners were stolen by unknown vandals.The Rev. Tony Lorenzen said the Paddock Avenue church...

Meriden CTown represents a family legacy - MERIDEN — Benito Diaz opened his first CTown Supermarket in the late 1980s in New York, not knowing it would be a legacy followed by generations of his family.Today, two of his grandchildren, Danny and Jonathan Diaz — who run the CTown in Meriden...

EDITORIAL: Voices rise to honor King- The life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will be celebrated Monday throughout the nation and the world.Dr. King, born Jan. 15, 1929, was assassinated in Memphis on April 4, 1968 at the age of 39. Almost immediately, there were calls to declare...

Funding requests to increase health staffing, domestic violence services, business aid advance in Meriden- MERIDEN — Three separate proposals to increase staffing in the city Health & Human Services Department, provide housing and support services to victims of domestic violence and to create a marketing program for small businesses impacted by the...