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Parks and Rec. offers seasonal programs aimed to a diverse community- MERIDEN — The Parks and Recreation Department will offer recreational and educational programs for spring and summer.According to Parks and Recreation Director Chris Bourdon, the department has designed a series of programs for children that build...
Warmer weather could impact ice skating on local ponds this week- Above average temperatures forecast for the coming week could impact ice skating on local ponds and lakes.“It does appear as we go through the next several days we’re going to continue the warming trend and temperatures most of, if not the entire...
Area summer camps deal with heat wave Area summer camps deal with heat wave Thalia Tobay, 11, of Meriden, rafts down a slip and slide during summer camp at Cuno Camp in Meriden, Mon., June 28, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal June 29, 2021 05:33PM By Devin Leith-Yessian, Record-Journal staff Summer camps are moving children indoors or shifting to aquatic activities outdoors to cope with the heat wave. Meriden Parks and Recreation Director Chris Bourdon said the Board of Education opened up Thomas Hooker, Nathan Hale and Hanover schools to allow children in the cityâ...
U.S. Coast Guard Band concert on Meriden Green postponed due to rain- MERIDEN – Rain forced the U.S. Coast Guard Band concert scheduled for Sunday to be postponed until Monday. The concert is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. at the Meriden Green, 77 State Street. The Coast Guard Band Facebook page asked visitors to check...
Area towns plan events to mark Earth Day Area towns plan events to mark Earth Day Meriden native C.J. Justin, now a resident of San Antonio, Texas, holds the leash of Siberian husky service dog Neko, who enjoys the sweet scent of magnolia during a visit to Hubbard Park in Meriden on Monday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Kayakers head down the Quinnipiac River from the Hanover Pond Dam in Meriden on Tuesday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Amelia Horbal, 3, of Bristol, holds her plush unicorn while exploring the daffodils with mother Jackie at Hubbard Park in Meriden on Monday. Dave Z...