New Southington library gets a new look after additional funding - SOUTHINGTON Town leaders are close to approving expansion plans for the library following a redesign made possible with state money.Jim Morelli, a town councilor and library building committee chairman, said his group approved a new look for the.
Winds knock out power throughout the state Monday morning - MERIDEN The wind storm knocked out power to more than 80,000 Eversource customers throughout the state Monday morning as wind and rain rain battered the region. The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning that remains in effect through.
Survey finds Meriden student-of-color populations largely balanced throughout district- MERIDEN The Board of Education last week presented its racial survey, a yearly requirement from the state. The survey’s goal is to gauge if a school’s population of students of color is 25% above the proportion relative to the district’s.
Lamont, state leaders assure abortion meds access in Connecticut amid Supreme Court review- Despite ongoing national efforts to place restrictions on abortion access, Gov. Ned Lamont and other state legislators reassured residents that access to abortion and abortion medication remains legal throughout the state.Their statements were.
Former Meriden Housing Authority employee sues executive director for child support- MERIDEN A former Meriden Housing Authority employee is suing Executive Director Robert Cappelletti for child support, according to court records.The state Department of Social Services filed a support petition in October on behalf of Yaritza Vargas.