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Joshua Aaron Gottschall of Cadillac passed away Saturday, April 15, 2023. He was 50.

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...

Town officials tackle fair rent questions- SOUTHINGTON – Faced with a state mandate to create fair rent commissions, town leaders are working to understand and determine the scope of these groups.Towns have until July to create state-mandated fair rent commissions. The General Assembly...

Meriden marks 9/11 with City Hall ceremony- MERIDEN —The day after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Don Gervais, a volunteer with South Meriden Fire Department, went to Ground Zero in New York. I told my wife I loved her because I didnt know what to expect,” he said. “It was tedious when...

Meriden officials hope to expand food waste diversion program- MERIDEN — The city recently ended a four-month co-collection program aimed at diverting food waste from the state’s landfills and has applied to expand it to 2,300 more homes. About 1,000 Meriden households were the first in the state to participate...

Food waste creates costly greenhouse gas emissions. Recycling it can help.

Food waste creates costly greenhouse gas emissions. Recycling it can help.

Food waste creates costly greenhouse gas emissions. Recycling it can help.

Last day for seeking informal hearing on property revaluation in Meriden- MERIDEN — Taxpayers have until the end of the business today to schedule an informal hearing regarding the property revaluation notices they received. Those notices were mailed out over the last few weeks.Municipal Valuation Services, the firm...

A household food scrap collection to launch in Meriden is meant to spearhead organic waste reduction throughout Connecticut.