Meriden Nonprofit Receives $59k State Grant

The money was part of $15 million in grants given to nonprofits across the state.

How Does Meriden's Mill Rate Compare to Other Town's?

Check out the interactive map to see how your town's tax rate for 2016 compares to others nearby.

Meriden to Receive Grant for Brownfield Cleanup

Money will go toward completing the Transit Oriented Development District.

Meriden Dog Park Locations Considered

Three locations are being considered in town.

Meriden Courthouse Target of Proposed Budget Cuts

Gov. Malloy’s proposed reductions include cutting education funding, municipal aid and closing courthouses.

Meriden Courthouse Target of Proposed Budget Cuts

Gov. Malloy’s proposed reductions include cutting education funding, municipal aid and closing courthouses.

Meriden Election 2015 Results: Mayor's Race Less Than 100 Vote Difference

A candidate is claiming victory, but there may be a recount.

Meriden Voter Guide

Information on where to vote, sample ballots and other important information.

Deadline for Election Letters is Wednesday Night

Meriden Patch will not publish any political letters received after Oct. 28.

Meriden Nursing Home Fined for Obese Resident's Fall

The resident had a history of falling and an aide reportedly admitted she didn’t get another aide to help her.

Meriden Residents Check Your Electric Bill: Top Consumer Official

A top official says consumers using third-party suppliers are needlessly paying too much for electricity.

UPDATE: Republicans Say State Budget Shortfall is Closer to $400M

The governor said more reductions to the budget are necessary and called for a “Special Session” to lead to tough decisions.

Meriden to Seek Parking Ticket Collection Agency

The city hasn't sent delinquent tickets out for collection since 2001.

Construction Training Facility Moves to Meriden

The training facility helps with pre-apprenticeship training for construction workers.

Construction Training Facility Moves to Meriden

The training facility helps with pre-apprenticeship training for construction workers.

Dog Park Proposed in Meriden

The park would be part of Habershon Park.

Malloy: Fix Needed for Meriden Highway Interchange

The interchange where I-91, I-691 and Route 15 converge in Meriden is in need of change, Gov. Dannel Malloy said.

How Dependent Is Connecticut On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

State Gives $1.725 Million Grant to Remediate Former Record-Journal Site

The grant was part of a $7 million round of funding throughout the state to clean-up brownfield sites.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores, which is in effect just in time for the Fourth of July.

Connecticut Shakes Up Liquor Laws Again

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Malloy Proposes Business Tax Rollbacks After Companies Explored Leaving

Gov. Malloy proposed several changes to the budget. Several large companies are considering a move out of state.

Indiana Strikes Back: State Takes Swipe at CT

Indiana took out a full-page ad in the WSJ, lending its support to GE and others that have criticized the state's new taxes.

Connecticut Shakes Up Liquor Laws Again

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Meriden Passes Budget with Increase

The budget will come with a slight tax increase.

Meriden Woman Selected as New Head of Mental Health and Addiction Services

Dr. Miriam Delphin-Rittmon will serve as the commissioner of the state department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.

Proposed Repeal of Early Release Program

Newsletter From Former State Senator Suzio

Consultant Recommends Meriden Build New Parking Garage Downtown

An engineering firm has made recommendations to city officials about improvements that can be done downtown.

Officials: More Time Needed to Gauge Use of Meriden Downtown Shuttle

City officials are still collecting data on the usage of the shuttle.

Officials: More Time Needed to Gauge Use of Meriden Downtown Shuttle

City officials are still collecting data on the usage of the shuttle.

Officials: Meriden Director May Have Staged Burglary

Hidden camera footage allegedly provides evidence that City Health and Human Services Director Lisa Pippa may have staged a burglary.

Map: Nearly 100 Pedestrians Killed on Connecticut Roads Between 2011-2013; Meriden Pedestrian One of Victims

A Meriden pedestrian was among the victims. The Tri-State Transportation Campaign is calling for greater road safety measures.

Meriden Officer Riding in Police Unity Tour

The ride will help raise money for the law enforcement memorial and raise awareness of on-duty police deaths.

Meriden Council Approves Shuttle Trial

Mayor Manny Santos said he is considering a veto.

Gov. Malloy's Flu Shot Ruffles Feathers of Meriden-based Company

Meriden-based Protein Sciences said the shot from a non-CT company was the final straw and they won't expand in the state.

Meriden Councilor Scarpati Announces Run for Mayor

Scarpati has been endorsed by the Democratic Party.

Meriden Residents: Tax on Sugary Drinks and Sweets May be on Way

A state representative has drafted a bill that if passed would put a tax on sugary drinks and candy.

Meriden Residents: Would You Support Tolls to Pay for an Improved Transportation System?

Tolls were abolished in 1985 in Connecticut.

State Supreme Court Rules Meriden Corp Counsel Improperly Holds Seat

Michael Quinn will have to vacate the office.