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June 10, 2008: Schools beat heat with early dismissals
June 11, 2008: Bear pays a visit
June 12, 2008: Police vote down new contract
June 13, 2008: Jehovah's Witnesses reach settlement on new hall
June 16, 2008: Budget cuts still have Meriden school employees on edge
June 17, 2008: Maloney wins the toss
June 18, 2008: Colorful but pesky, monk parakeets move into town
June 19, 2008: You can't fight City Hall after 3 years
June 20, 2008: City seeks grant for transit hub
June 21, 2008: Superintendent Cortright agrees to extend contract
June 22, 2008: Discrimination or land-use issue?
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June 23, 2008: Tougher attendance policy in works for city high schools
June 24, 2008: Police charge two in vandalism
June 25, 2008: Humane Society thief nets pit bull
June 26, 2008: Plenty of hubbub about empty field's possibilities
June 27, 2008: Stolen puppy OK; found in trash bag
June 28, 2008: Pension buyout by firefighter endorsed
June 30, 2008: Age brings greater emphasis on home safety
July 1, 2008: Property cluster raises ethical question
July 2, 2008: MyBar will be town's
July 3, 2008: Firefighters support Iowa mates
July 4, 2008: Veteran frustrated with lack of U.S. made American flags
July 5, 2008: Rising oil prices make wood-burning stoves one hot item
July 6, 2008: ... and never the twain shall meet
July 7, 2008: UCC churches welcome women of the cloth
July 8, 2008: Health workers relate effects of high gas prices
July 9, 2008: MidState reps propose move of walk-in clinic
July 10, 2008: Veterans director resigns
July 11, 2008: E-mails about Water Department file theft released
July 12, 2008: Superintendent Erardi earns raise and praise
July 13, 2008: Class of 1968 remembers historic year
July 14, 2008: Festival wasn't just for Puerto Ricans
July 15, 2008: More school cameras sought
July 16, 2008: Another has his eye on mayor’s office
July 17, 2008: Meriden Starbucks survives 1st round of closures
July 18, 2008: Political newcomer to fill council seat
July 19, 2008: A year after home invasion, little has changed
July 20, 2008: Companies, employees finding ways to save
July 21, 2008: School choice? Southington system has no choice.
July 22, 2008: Rohde becomes mayor of Meriden
July 23, 2008: Attorney defends Blue Trail
Pension Tension Rj 07/20/2008
July 24, 2008: Police go after damage by off-road vehicles
July 25, 2008: Employees: Stop & Shop's dumping Dunkin Donuts for Starbucks
July 26, 2008: Neighbors say the cluck stops here; parents cry fowl
July 27, 2008: Woman looks for kidney donor online
July 28, 2008: Some teens: new driving laws won't help
Power plant plans pulled
July 30, 2008: Renewable energy program draws 277 customers since May
July 31, 2008: WPAA backs off American Legion building
August 1, 2008: Blue Trail Range postpones reopening
August 2, 2008: Local NAACP voices concerns over police incidents
August 3, 2008: Many area vets, seniors haven't claimed rebates
Aug. 4, 2008: The younger face of politics is emerging
Aug. 5, 2008: Meriden postal routes cut
August 7, 2008: Wilcox Building demolition halted
August 6, 2008: Westfield residents still displaced
August 8, 2008: Wallingford charter commission appointments approved
August 9, 2008: Managers receive pay hike
August 10, 2008: Parents try to make the most of back-to-school bargains
August 11, 2008: Dealership opponents rally near proposed site
Aug. 12, 2008: Deadline for downtown building passes
August 13, 2008: Mark Development withdraws used car business request
August 14, 2008: Wanted: Full-time veterans services officer
August 15, 2008: Wetlands mosque approval prompts discussion
August 16, 2008: Building slump drags state economy
August 17, 2008: Brodinsky Dickinson at odds
Aug. 18, 2008: Busy off season for Southington schools
Aug. 19, 2008: Council approves hiring of firefighter
August 20, 2008: No lead, but issue isn’t dead
Vandals strike cemetery again; suspect makes bond
August 22, 2008: Litter law would target smokers outside bars
August 23, 2008: House debates heating assistance bills
August 24, 2008: Field trips cut short
Aug. 25, 2008: Thanks from La Romana to Wallingford Rotary
Aug. 26, 2008: Vets office will have new officer
Aug. 27, 2008: High schools show their age, but still satisfactory
Aug. 28, 2008: Despite jitters, ‘it’s just another day’
Aug. 29, 2008: SHS security cameras aren't connected
Aug. 30, 2008: Rifle range busy, but safety still debated
Aug. 31, 2008: Local produce a good pick
Sept. 1, 2008: Doggie depression: It's a gnawing concern
Sept. 2, 2008: Former B-17 pilot on new mission
October 2, 2008: City file law suit against ZBA
So why the cover up? Bathroom Contest
Sept. 4, 2008: Local GOP members have positive attitude toward Palin
September 5, 2008: Murphy demands heating funds from Bush
September 6, 2008: Murphy works on housing recovery act
Sept. 7, 2008: Christening the new/old sports complex
Sept. 7, 2008: Christening the new/old sports complex
Sept. 8, 2008: Hanna brings lots of rain, little damage
Sept. 9, 2008: Cheshire chickens can stay
September 19, 2008: Homemade signs aim to slow speeders
September 10, 2008: Jack Barry games in doubt
September 11, 2008: Wallingford to sue Meriden over ZBA decision
September 12, 2008: Lyman Hall christens new Falcon Field with 17-14 win over Maloney
September 13, 2008: Council to vote on lawyers to represent ZBA, city planner
Sept. 14, 2008: Falcon Field a showcase; games test new facilities
Sept. 15, 2008: Condo buyout letter came as shock
Sept. 16, 2008: Hit-run arrest expected soon
September 18, 2008: Lottery spikes not result of bad economy
September 20, 2008: Drive-in grant approved
Sept. 21, 2008: Wilcox may be shut out of Falcon on Thanksgiving eve
Sept. 22, 2008: Youth will be served in House contest
Sept. 23, 2008: Wallingford building finally coming down
September 25, 2008: Many skeptical about bailout plan
September 24, 2008: Meriden to overhaul waste transfer station
September 26, 2008: Wallingford looks to adjust to minutes law
September 27, 2008: Fire damages Meriden church
September 28, 2008: School district to explore options to help special education stud
Sept. 28, 2008: Educators weigh cost of taking a grant
Sept. 30, 2008: Wallingford fills veterans’ post
October 1, 2008: SHS eyes artificial turf for field
October 3, 2008: Church fire ruled an arson
October 4, 2008: Trail of Terror opens
October 5, 2008: Meriden high in teen pregnancy
Oct. 6, 2008: Town Hall vote recalls 1800s effort
Oct. 7, 2008: Committee formed to study Meriden high schools
Oct. 8, 2008: High marks add a year
Oct. 9, 2008: AT&T lays off 60 workers
Oct. 10, 2008: Politics a sensitive topic at work
Oct. 11, 2008: Court rules gay couples have right to marry
Oct. 12, 2008: As house market cools, rental market heats up
Oct. 13, 2008: Money is tight, even for towns
Oct. 14, 2008: Drivers welcome cheaper gas
Traffic nightmare
Linens n' Things liquidates assets
Oct. 16, 2008: Wallingford residents sound off on final presidential debate
Oct. 18, 2008: Farid unfazed by mosque rejection
Oct. 20, 2008: Former Vietnam War POW stumps for McCain
Oct. 21, 2008: Italian flag violates Meriden regulations
Oct. 22, 2008: Speeders cause concern on Crown Street
Oct. 23, 2008: Brothers remain boys on the BuffettBus
Oct. 24, 2008: Plans made to deter Halloween dangers
Oct. 25, 2008: $aver’s 1st-day discount clogs West Main Street
Oct. 26, 2008: Are times bad enough for a new New Deal?
Oct. 27, 2008: ACORN furor plants seeds of doubt
Oct. 28, 2008: Uncontested races down slightly from 2006
Oct. 29, 2008: Officials say Center Street house fire was intentionally set
Oct. 30, 2008: GA could face heat over convention delegate selection
Oct. 31, 2008: Lieberman's future with Democrats hazy
Nov. 1, 2008: Local opinions nearing Election day
Nov. 2, 2008: How it worked back then
Nov. 3, 2008: Ceremonial role is not for Rohde
Nov. 4, 2008: Yankee Silversmith dining car donated to museum
Lokks LIke Bill be crying in beer
Obama is THE story of the day people
Nov. 6, 2008: Sciola the Plumber likes Obama’s plan
Nov. 7, 2008: Meriden to receive $1.8 million to buy, fix foreclosed homes
Nov.5, 2008: No Story of the Day?
Nov. 10, 2008: Obama's milestone fills Meriden church with joy
Nov. 11, 2008: Who do you call when you find a dead deer on your lawn?
Nov. 12, 2008: Same-sex couple awaits marriage license
Nov. 13, 2008: Bolio's Sporting Goods closes
Nov. 14, 2008: Cassidies Diner repair begins
Nov. 15, 2008: Kutty's Korner closes
Nov. 16, 2008: If the Big Three automakers sink, ripples will be felt here
Nov. 17, 2008: Can health-care reform work in this climate?
Nov. 18, 2008: Paras plead their case in Wallingford
Nov. 19, 2008: Wallingford council OKs spatial assessment for police station
Nov. 20, 2008: Low gas prices help local consumers
Nov. 21, 2008: Mayor opts for Covanta as operator of trash plant
Nov. 22, 2008: Cheshire school officials mull changing 'C rule'
Nov. 23, 2008: Retailers hoping for the best
Nov. 24, 2008: Wallingford PD seeks IT specialist
Nov. 25, 2008: Fans expected to flock to Falcon Field
Nov. 26, 2008: Mayor's veto looked at by charter commission
Nov. 27, 2008: Town hall shut after holiday
Nov. 28, 2008: Black Friday aims to buck gloomy predictions
Despite suit, Orsini files wetlands application
Nov. 30, 2008: Academics vs. athletics in Cheshire
Dec. 1, 2008: Zoning panels: Should they be elected?
Dec. 2, 2008: Promotion process under scrutiny
Dec. 3, 2008: Small cows cause big fuss
Dec. 4, 2008: Petitioners want charter revision committee with lay people
Dec. 5, 2008: Comerford withdraws as Democrats’ choice
Dec. 6, 2008: Wetlands meeting canceled
Dec. 7, 2008: Veto power remains an issue
Dec. 8, 2008: Many in Cheshire say town doesn't need ethics board
Dec. 9, 2008: Southington council denies funds for police promotion
Dec. 10, 2008: Grant enhances physical education programs in Wallingford
Dec. 11, 2008: Profits rise as gas prices drop
Dec. 12, 2008: Meriden urged to go with Covanta
Dec. 14, 2008: Police officer's foot ran over during traffic stop
Dec. 14, 2008: Temple holds special prayer service for victims of the Mumbai attacks
Dec. 15, 2008: Their every move is monitored, but ...
Dec. 16, 2008: Truck noise disturbs neighborhood
Dec. 17, 2008: Applications for heating assistance expected to rise
Dec. 18, 2008: Southington cracks down on 'nepotism' in parks department
Dec. 19, 2008: New postal routes take effect Jan. 17
Dec. 20, 2008: Storm blankets state with snow
Dec. 21, 2008: Students disrespect the Pledge
Freedom but at what Price
Dec. 22, 2008: Crestwood Park rent issue is a real head-scratcher
Dec. 23, 2008: Just two days left to shop
Dec. 24, 2008: Wallingford Electric Division announces price hike
Dec. 26, 2008: Budget cuts leave school libraries lacking new books
Dec. 27, 2008: Town clerk's responsibilities arouse debate
Dec. 28, 2008: Cuts in grants, local budgets threatens Wintergreen's future
Dec. 29, 2008: So far, so good for Wallingford transit district
Dec. 30, 2008: Napoli Foods builds reputation from scratch
Dec. 31, 2008: Gift cards a complete waste
Jan. 1, 2009: Wallingford sees less black ink in '08
Jan. 2, 2009: Congress pay hike evokes outrage
Jan. 3, 2009: Time to raise gas tax?
Jan. 4, 2008: Should Obama give up smokes?
Jan. 5, 2009: Foreign languages: Start young, learn faster
Jan. 7, 2008: Cathole Mountain development debated
Jan. 8, 2009: ZBA denies farm animal special exception
Jan. 10, 2008: Snow days disrupt progress in the classroom
Jan. 11, 2008: Southington police board to look at both sides in dispute
Jan. 12, 2009: You scan it, you buy it with handheld technology
Jan. 13, 2009: Southington to call on state to review allegations vs. Daly
Jan 14, 2009: Meriden receives 3 billboard proposals for Murdock Avenue
Jan. 15, 2009: Snow materials run low
Jan. 16, 2009: Plane crashes into Hudson River
Jan. 16, 2008
Jan. 17, 2009: Dickinson makes 25th State of the Town address
Jan. 18, 2009: Inaugural events head to classrooms
Jan. 19, 2009: On Tuesday, she'll see a dream come true
Jan. 20, 2009: Gaffey probe shows need for ethics committee, GOP says
Meriden school board will ask for 5.9% increase
Jan. 22, 2009: Plans begin for Weichsel's retirement
Jan. 23, 2008: Southington department heads get good evalution marks
Jan. 24, 2009: Paras, school system near agreement
Jan. 25, 2009: Testa: Use tech to save trees, money
Jan. 26, 2009: Prospect of Daly probe concerns Southington residents
Jan. 28, 2009: Local officials react to Gaffey probe
Jan. 29, 2009: Budget request includes 3rd police captain
Jan. 30, 2009: Residents grit their teeth; property taxes are due
Jan. 31, 2009: Probate court system on the verge of bankruptcy
Feb. 1, 2009: I-691 ramp additions a long way off
Feb. 2, 2009: Route 10 problems spark a dispute
Feb. 3, 2009: Meriden grand list down slightly
Feb. 4, 2009: City ends year with $181k surplus
Feb. 4, 2009: Getting Towns To Go Online
Feb. 5, 2009: City reacts to possibility of court closing
Feb. 6, 2009: Another Burger King could be coming to Meriden
Orsini and Wetlands
Feb. 7, 2009: Donovan fights for Meriden courthouse
Feb. 8, 2009: Move to change pot laws gathers steam
Regulation = Responsible
Feb. 8, 2009: CT Works helps people deal with 'different' times
Feb. 10, 2009: Area businesses react to stimulus package
Feb. 11, 2009: Wallingford council mulls parking solutions
Feb. 12, 2009: Cathole plan approved
Feb. 13, 2009: Wallingford council considers taking trail money for road work
Feb. 14, 2009: City may restore former hospital’s name
Feb. 15, 2009: Points on your license could mean money in state’s till