Police are investigating a robbery at the Liberty Bank on Main Street in Durham Thursday afternoon, the second bank robbery in the area in the past week.
There's no official word that a serial bank robber is on the loose but take a look at the photos from recent heists in Durham, Killingworth and East Lyme and tell us if you think it's the same suspect.
Homeowners interested in signing up for the pilot program now have until January 14, 2013 to take advantage of group pricing discounts for solar installations.
Elm City Distillery, a small-scale maker of spirits, recently relocated it's headquarters on Ozick Drive to an industrial park in Wallingford.
Police say a male's body was found Monday afternoon during a search involving authorities from Middletown, Meriden and Middlefield.
Yale University political science professor James C. Scott released his latest book in October and is profiled in today's edition of the newspaper.
Five things to know for Wednesday, November 28, 2012.
Five things to know for Tuesday, December 4, 2012.
Police say the TD Bank on Main Street was robbed at 6:45 p.m.
Decorating homes and businesses is a long-standing tradition around the holiday season. Unfortunately, these same decorations may increase your chances of fire.
Police say the TD Bank on Main Street was robbed at 6:45 p.m.
The town's Holiday Tree will be lit this evening on the Town Green.
23 students recently participated in the Madden 2013 tournament, an after school activity that school officials say fits in with the school district's strategic plan.
Want to know who your new neighbors are? Check out these recent home sales in Meriden as recorded in the city clerk's office.
Donations of new, unwrapped toys and non-perishable food can be dropped off at the firehouse.
At their Nov. 14 meeting, school board members unanimously approved the re-hiring of Ron Melnik, a Durham resident who formerly served as Regional School District 13 Business Manager before leaving for the same job in Waterford.
Five things to know for Wednesday, December 5, 2012.
The popular Durham cafe was honored Monday by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection for making an environmental difference in the state.
Joseph M. Cohen, who is suing Middlefield building inspector Robert M. Meyers for fraud and unfair trade practices, says a New Jersey couple who hired Meyers to build a home in Durham filed a similar complaint with the state.
Students will be going door-to-door on Saturday to collect donated items to give to local food pantries.
