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Union lands new contract for town employees with wage increases, increased health insurance costs

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By Kate Ramunni Verified
| Meriden Record Journal Verified
WALLINGFORD — Town employees belonging to the Teamsters Local 443 have a new contract that provides for wage increases but also calls for increased health insurance costs. The union represents clerical, public works, sewer and engineering department employees. The contract is retroactive to July 2022 and runs through July 2024.
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Wallingford animal shelter receives six-figure gift from late supporter

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By Kate Ramunni Verified
| Meriden Record Journal Verified
WALLINGFORD — Dogs and cats that find themselves at the Wallingford Animal Shelter in need of medical care have a better chance of getting that treatment thanks to a late Wallingford animal lover. Patricia Franco died on Oct. 28, 2021, and in her will she left $178,270 to the shelter. Mayor William W. Dickinson Jr. said the donation will in part be used to pay the bills for ailing pets brought to the shelter. The Town Council officially accepted the donation at its Dec. 12 meeting.
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Wallingford application for affordable housing progresses, faces PZC

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By Kate Ramunni Verified
| Meriden Record Journal Verified
WALLINGFORD — An application for an affordable housing development that barely made it through the Inland Wetlands Commission is now before the Planning and Zoning Commission. The application, filed by developer Vincent Perretta, is for a 22-unit development at the corner of Route 68, also known as Church Street, and Highland Avenue. It’s for two buildings of 11 units each.
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