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Feb. 16, 2009: Too much demolition, not enough construction?
Feb. 17, 2009: Takeover of Edison may cost city $8.7m
Secondo suspended over Obama quip
Feb. 19, 2009: Apple fest could face deficit
Feb. 20, 2009: Lawmakers approach toll decision
Feb. 21, 2009: Here's the plan: Move old houses, create a downtown historic area
Feb. 22, 2009: Bill would crack down on loud vehicles
Feb. 23, 2009: Recession tests Red Cross
Feb. 24, 2009: 14 Southington teachers take retirement incentive
Feb. 25, 2009: Masci files complaint against Southington
Feb. 26, 2009: Commission to consider auto plan’s environmental effects
Feb. 27, 2009: Meriden to get $1.24 million from stimulus plan
Feb. 28, 2009: Year to go before dangerous road is fixed
March 1, 2009: Economy puts financial pressure on hospitals, patients
March 2, 2009: Southington police board still trying to get third captain into budget
March 3, 2009: Drastic cuts, higher taxes in Kendzior's budget plan
March 4, 2009: State considers leaning on gaming income
March 5, 2009: Petit favors death penalty for justice, not revenge
March 6, 2009: Southington panel divided on budget referendums
March 7, 2009: DCF plan for group home irks neighbors
March 8, 2009: City manager: Suspend preservation program, end bulky waste pickup
March 9, 2009: Meriden manager eyes major staffing cuts
March 10, 2009: Catholics organizing to defeat state bill
March 11, 2009: Sports, prom, yearbook face cutting block
March 12, 2009: Federal funding headed this way
March 13, 2009: Proposal would bring new generators to Wallingford
March 14, 2009: Plows leave sand, debris, broken curbs
March 15, 2009: Teen programs face cutoff
March 17, 2009: Assessment appeals are up (but don't expect to win)
March 16, 2009: Teaching recent history: Schools address wars, 9/11
March 18, 2009: Probe finds no criminal activity by Daly
March 19, 2009: Southington police officers get 75 sick days a year
March 20, 2009: Catholics ask city not to cut budget
March 21, 2009: Wallingford mulls relocating train station to free traffic
March 22, 2009: Economy casts shadow over Chamberlain Heights
March 23, 2009: Police captain issue to go to the public
March 24, 2009: Magnet school flip-flop could bring in cash
March 25, 2009: Locals react to proposed shopping bag tax
March 26, 2009: Pickup of junk may be dumped
March 27, 2009: DOT, Wallingford mull moving train station
March 28, 2009: City, school employees expect $3.1 million in raises
March 29, 2009: Brutality victim finds normal life 'impossible'
March 30, 2009: We the People climbs the registration chart
March 31, 2009: Q-Chamber holds rally for pro-growth agenda
April 1, 2009: State may add to list of banned exotic animals
April 2, 2009: Mayor submits austere budget
April 3, 2009: Looking for ways to keep Engine 3
April 4, 2009: Hundreds flock to Lake Compounce for jobs
April 5, 2009: Security business steady in recession
April 6: Strong mayor in Southington?
April 7, 2009: They're on a roll to save, but not much
April 8, 2009: Pawn shops defend against risk faced if they buy stolen goods
April 9, 2009: Wallingford super salary in line with state average
April 10, 2009: Golf course seeks OK for irrigation project
April 11, 2009: Friends say they can run Falcon
April 12, 2009: Shades of ’91: Crushing deficits recall the income tax battles
April 13, 2009: A call to arms: More seek gun permits
April 14, 2009: QRWA wants trail to run in front of boathouse
April 15, 2009: BOE, finance committee discuss budget
April 16, 2009: Protestors descend on Capitol for Tea Party
April 17, 2009: Detective in hospital, suspect goes to jail
April 19, 2009: Meet Salvatore Menzo
April 20, 2009: ESPN fears rules of game may change
April 21, 2009: Grousing grows on Gravel Street
April 22, 2009: 'I don't want to be an unarmed victim'
April 23, 2009: Petition to ban dogs from cemeteries gains steam
April 24, 2009: Erardi hushed about cuts
April 25, 2009: Thunderbird Drive group home to house girls instead of boys
April 26, 2009: Lawmakers say earmarks have their purpose
April 27, 2009: Hospitals seek to end gap for minorities
April 28, 2009: Proposed cuts called ‘disturbing’
April 29, 2009: Caution is the key
April 30, 2009: Wallingford sounds off on budget
May 1, 2009: Money is the issue with dropout age bill
May 2, 2009: Covidien possible tenant at Greenhill
May 3, 2009: Cirasuolo watches public policy on state level
May 4, 2009: Prisons playing numbers game
May 5, 2009: Firehouse funding restored
May 6, 2009: Eating on the cheap
May 7, 2009: Gaffey fined for PAC violations
Mayor Rhode takes a pay cut
May 8, 2009: School board struggles with funding sports
May 9, 2009: Zerio to challenge Rohde
Attendance records of town councilors vary greatly
May 10, 2009: Taking care of parents — an ageless task
May 11, 2009: Wallingford charter panel's work is finished
May 12, 2009: NRG tries to convince officials it can meet energy needs
May 13, 2009: Wallingford council adopts revised budget
May 14, 2009: Class of ’17 earliest for new school
May 15, 2009: LeTourneau not on Republicans' ticket
May 15, 2009: LeTourneau loses favor of his party
May 16, 2009: MHA seeks cost estimates for improvements to Mills Memorial Apartments
May 17, 2009: Department wants to suppress inmates’ FOI requests
May 18, 2009: Should lower Center Street be a beat?
May 19, 2009: Who will take on Dickinson?
May 20, 2009: Kogut won't seek re-election to Meriden council
May 21, 2009: Signs remind dog owners of leash law
May 22, 2009: Finding the power to pay the bills
May 23, 2009: Kogut won't seek re-election
May 24, 2009: Admission to Wilcox is not a guarantee
May 25, 2009: West Street study to guide Southington planners
May 26, 2009: Summer jobs sliced in rough marketplace
May 27, 2009: Vandals again hit Walnut Grove Cemetery
May 28, 2009: Petit reiterates his support for death penalty
May 29, 2009: Cheshire ordinance targets parking scofflaws
May 30, 2009: Arcade likely coming to Westfield
May 31, 2009: Health care proposal passes state Senate
June 1, 2009: Town losing 'valuable resource' in Red Cross office
June 2, 2009: Democrats kept Keno talks quiet
June 3, 2009: Calorie counts may come to menus
June 4, 2009: Group takes political message to Memorial Day parades
June 5, 2009: Board of ed rejects teachers union's concession
June 6, 2009: Mixville Park monitors, parking fees mulled
June 7, 2009: Budget or no budget, some work got done
June 8, 2009: State library cuts could have local impact
June 9, 2009: Wallingford Supt. Wilson: There will be layoffs
June 10, 2009: Red Cross services will be missed
June 11, 2009: State marshals defend earnings
June 12, 2009: Donovan rips Rell's budget proposal with local examples
June 13, 2009: Views mixed on incentives for trade-ins
June 14, 2009: Police work to clear city of 'junk' cars
June 15, 2009: Hoteliers are city's guests for a day
June 16, 2009: No action taken against Southington police chief
June 17, 2009: Meriden Soup Kitchen seeks planters
Three swine flu cases confirmed at Edison
June 19, 2009: Brodinsky won't run for re-election
June 20, 2009: Town to recommend train station move
June 21, 2009: Deployment keeps 'dynamic duo' apart on Father's Day
June 22, 2009: Brothers, Sisters feeling Big squeeze
June 23, 2009: Early backer of tobacco sales ban wants more done
June 24, 2009: Old Durham Road closing proposal draws a crowd
June 25, 2009: Neighbors object to home swimming lessons
June 26, 2009: Taxi driver wants to start own business
June 27, 2009: Despite objections, school system plans to remove trees
June 28, 2009: Police crack down on cell phone law
June 29, 2009: A push from the top may boost volunteerism
June 30, 2009: Local opinion: Supreme Court reached some middle ground
JUly 1, 2009: Meriden among Conn. cities with highest jobless rates
July 2, 2009: With no state budget, municipal officials watch and wait
July 3, 2009: Reskin Drive residents leery of lurking rats
July 4, 2009: Medical calls up from 2008
July 5, 2009: Kendzior has no fear of conflict
July 6, 2009: Businesses hope for Plantsville upgrade
July 7, 2009: Bear explores Meriden neighborhood
July 8, 2009: Rain leaves little need for ACs
July 9, 2009: Dickinson to run for 14th term
July 10, 2009: Wallingford cracks down on signage
July 11, 2009: Wallingford residents to testify at Sotomayor hearings
July 12, 2009: What's in a name? History or whimsy
July 13, 2009: Blight at the end of the tunnel
July 14, 2009: Local opinion mostly favorable to Sotomayor
July 15, 2009: Housing starts slow, but condos still being built
July 16, 2009: PUC hears about time-of-use pricing
July 17, 2009: Budget by referendum supporters feel deceived
July 20, 2009: Local contributors proud to have been part of lunar landing
July 18, 2009: Soldier's remains returned after 65 years
July 19, 2009: Dr. William Petit, two years later
July 21, 2009: Choate offers old boathouse for section of road
July 22, 2009: State rejects plea deal in Petit murders
July 23, 2009: A thought for your pennies
July 24, 2009: Mayoral hopefuls in countdown to Monday
July 25, 2009: City close to starting e-waste drop-off
July 26, 2009: Public safety workers among top earners
July 27, 2009: Utilites rule roost of Wallingford's top 10 earners
July 28, 2009: Zerio wins Democrats' mayoral nomination
July 29, 2009: 'Cash for clunkers' program seems to be working
July 30, 2009: City sees payoff in test scores
July 31, 2009: Property taxes due Monday
Aug. 1, 2009: State housing market improves
Aug. 2, 2009: Choate has considerable impact on Wallingford
Aug. 3, 2009: Chambers offering pet insurance
Aug. 4, 2009: Zoning committee to consider billboards
Aug. 5, 2009: Murphy calls meeting on health care reform
Aug. 20, 2009: Ireland exonerated after two decades in prison
Aug. 7, 2009: Proposal would bring competing hospitals together
Aug. 8, 2009: Rohde campaigns for signatures
Aug. 9, 2009: Southington politicians find new friends on Facebook
Aug. 10, 2009: Hard times threaten Plantsville businesses
Aug. 11, 2009: Free classes help non-geeks brush up
Aug. 12, 2009: Gym injuries spiked from '97-'07
Aug. 13, 2009: Rohde, Zerio will face off in primary Sept. 15
Aug. 14, 2009: VIP coming to Queen Street
Aug. 15, 2009: Les Paul an icon to local guitarists
Woodstockers stay groovy 40 years later
Aug. 17, 2009: Police intrigued by new text technology
Aug. 18, 2009: Ghost hunters to investigate Grange hall
Aug. 19, 2009: PZC meeting on VIP gets crowded
Aug. 21, 2009: Blue Trail critic accepts sediment for dredging project
Aug. 22, 2009: Compassion? Not for Flight 103 victims, parents say
Aug. 23, 2009: Students receiving reduced lunches numbers up
Aug. 24, 2009: Invasive species a growing concern at reservoir
Aug. 25, 2009: Town pulling bond on derelict housing
Aug. 26, 2009: 2041 Club owners allowed to negotiate sale
Aug. 27, 2009: Kennedy remembered for hard work, heart
Aug. 28, 2009: Wallingford starts foreclosure on Leigus Road office building
Aug. 29, 2009: Good Samaritan comes forward
Aug. 30, 2009: Approach to H1N1 is calmer this time
Aug. 31, 2009: Barber helps people trim cost of living
Sept. 1, 2009: Neumon drops out; opening for WTP?
Sept. 2, 2009: At last, we will have a state budget
Sept. 3, 2009: Eateries pleased by verdict on courthouse
Sept. 4, 2009: State and union offer incentives to keep P&W department here
Sept. 5, 2009: Schools prepare for Obama's speech
Sept. 7, 2009: Unions: victims of their own success
Sept. 8, 2009: Auto auction a big issue in mayoral primary
Opposition to Obama's School Speech Proven Foolish
Sept. 9, 2009: Obama's speech: much ado about not very much
Sept. 10, 2009: Advocates of reform support public health care option
Sept. 11, 2009: Wallingford fire station location, costs undetermined
Sept. 12, 2009: For mayoral hopefuls it’s the homestretch
Sept. 13, 2009: Details of Egidio probe revealed Parks head suspended with pay
Sept. 14, 2009: Where have all the mailboxes gone?
Sept. 15, 2009: City gets look at high school options
Sept. 16, 2009: Rohde defeats Zerio in Meriden Democratic mayoral primary
Sept. 17, 2009: Funding urged for Meriden forensics lab
Sept. 18, 2009: John Ashcroft speaks at sister-in-law's fundraiser
Sept. 20, 2009: Meriden GOP picks James Belote to challenge Rohde
Sept. 20, 2009: Campus security, crime prevention a priority at Yale
Sept. 21, 2009: Job seekers flock to library computers
Sept. 22, 2009: Fire station proposal worries couple
Sept. 23, 2009: Correction workers union doesn't want Wii at Manson
Sept. 24, 2009: After land purchase OK'd, officials still figuring out the details
Sept. 25, 2009: Parental involvement goes high-tech
Sept. 26, 2009: Everything but a pillar of salt
Sept. 27, 2009: GOP mayoral candidate plans change to give city balance
Sept. 28, 2009: Through catch, kids catch book habit
Sept. 29, 2009: Suit by owners of ridge property is rejected
Sept. 30, 2009: New book quotes Petit triple murder suspect
Oct. 1, 2009: 5-cent deposit now on water bottles
Cheshire Teens and Alcohol
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Oct. 2, 2009: How not to get zapped
Oct. 3, 2009: Wallingford officials mull dirt's purpose
Oct. 4, 2009: Teens forced to ride alone
Oct. 5, 2009: Decline in pickup sales may be short-term
Oct. 6, 2009: Foes of charter change form action committee
Oct. 7, 2009: Southington sounds off at sex store moratorium hearing
Oct. 8, 2009: Zalaski warns against closing courthouses
Oct. 9, 2009: Wallingford, Choate still at impasse
Oct. 10, 2009: Vicious dogs on Wallingford council agenda Tuesday
Oct. 11, 2009: The Hartford downsizes: What will that mean for Southington?
Oct. 12, 2009: WIC food assistance takes a healthier turn
Oct 13, 2009: Southington officers try out three-wheel electric vehicle
Oct. 14, 2009: Wallingford council OKs counteroffer, but what will it be?
Oct. 15, 2009: Library stands behind decision to keep Komisarjevsky book in stock
Oct. 16, 2009: Southington candidates face off
Oct. 17, 2009: Egidio being asked to resign
Oct. 18, 2009: Gallery 53 may sell off pieces of its collection
Oct. 19, 2009: Southington schools' moving day is moving up
Oct. 20, 2009: Meriden High School's class of 1937 reunites