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New online system logs Meriden police activity, but without live reporting- MERIDEN — After significant delays, the police department recently rolled out a new interactive reports page as a replacement for its aging MeridenP2C website.The transition to NextGen, the new system, came with a $234,000 price tag and the...

As Trump arraignment looms, New York City braces for day of tumult- NEW YORK — Even for a city accustomed to celebrity appearances, the two-day visit during which Donald Trump is expected be arraigned in Manhattan is likely to be a striking spectacle: There will be protests and celebrations, an all-hands-on-deck...

Tiny house development takes shape in Meriden- Record-Journal staffMERIDEN — The initial stages of development are underway for a tiny home subdivision on North Broad Street.Foundations for 12 tiny homes at the former site of Smittys Snack Bar and an adjacent trailer park are being constructed by...

Meriden YMCA, Boys &Girls Club to renew Summer Enrichment Program  - MERIDEN —  The State Department of Education is renewing the Summer Enrichment Program for summer 2023 and 2024.The program was established in 2021 with the goal to connect students who may have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a...

For Craft Kitchen owner, Plantsville move feels like coming home- SOUTHINGTON — For Mike Truss, the owner of Craft Kitchen in Southington, moving into the restaurant’s new location at 42 W. Main St. in Plantsville is like coming home. Truss grew up on Pine Street, only two miles from the new location in Plantsville....

Southington finance leaders suggest budget after disagreement- SOUTHINGTON — Town finance officials clashed over a budget recommendation that increases taxes in the upcoming fiscal year although not as much as initially proposed.Town Manager Mark Sciota’s spending plan totaled $174.8 million, a $12.5 million...

Women-owned businesses to support in Meriden and beyond- As Womens History Month marches to a close and we look forward, it’s important to keep the stories of the women who make Connecticut wonderful in mind. There are so many incredible female-owned and/or operated businesses across the state— here are a...

Free one-man show to bring Puerto Rican comedy, history to CCSU- NEW BRITAIN – Central Connecticut State University announced a new performance of “Hecho en Puelto Rico (the L is intentional),” a free one-man comedy show written and performed by Ángel Vázquez, on Sunday, April 2.“Hecho en Puelto Rico tells the...

Wallingford Fire Department promotes three, hires six- WALLINGFORD — The fire department honored a total of nine first responders during a promotion and swearing-in ceremony Thursday evening.As both firefighters and newly named EMTs gathered in the fire station garage, flanked by colleagues, loved ones...