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Relay for Life in Meriden raises $100,000 to fight cancer

myrecordjournal.com — MERIDEN - Even though they started walking around the track at Platt High School on Friday, men, women and children of all ages were still making their way around on Saturday morning. Because of their efforts, the 18th annual Meriden-Wallingford Relay for Life raised $100,000 for the American Cancer Society.

Farmer digging deep with more sustainable tilling method

myrecordjournal.com — With about 130 acres of farmland in Northford and Wallingford, Cecarelli produces sweet corn and a variety of vegetables that are distributed to grocery stores and markets throughout the state. Corn is his primary product. He employs up to 18 people, depending on the season.

Southington fire leaves home damaged, displaces three

myrecordjournal.com — SOUTHINGTON -- A house fire at 165 Old Farms Road left the home heavily damaged -- much of it not being salvageable, according to the fire officials. On Saturday, May 18, at about 12:54 a.m, Headquarters, Companies One and Two were dispatched to the home.

Wayward dog back home in Wallingford

myrecordjournal.com — "Thank God I have him back," Munoz said. "My daughter was devastated ... we were crying. But when I came in the house with him, my daughter was all over him." The dog was found in New Haven. Munoz said someone picked Blizzard up and brought him to New Haven, where he escaped from that house, too.
This Wallingford dog went missing for six weeks, got adopted by another family and still managed to get home - bit.ly/10IYvY5
RT @ericvoRJ: After he went missing for over 40 days, Blizzard, a Terrier mix, is reunited with his family in #Wallingford http://t.co/64vn…

Thousands of plastic toy ducks dumped into Harbor Brook in Meriden for duck race

myrecordjournal.com — More than 2,000 ducks were dumped into Harbor Brook in Brookside Park in Meriden by a payloader during the 19th annual duck race fundraiser hosted by the Meriden Lions Club. The first duck to cross the finish had a prize of $1,000, second was a gas grill, and third was $500.
VIDEO: Payloader dumps more than 2,000 plastic toy ducks into Harbor Brook in #Meriden for annual duck race bit.ly/12FlkMj

Home alone: Daughter surprises natural-birth advocate

myrecordjournal.com — SOUTHINGTON - Erica Bovino had always wanted to give birth at home - but alone in her bathroom with her husband still racing home from work to bring her to the hospital wasn't what she had in mind.