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On January 29, House Bill 6804 was introduced by Connecticut Representative Ms. Mary Muchinsky, which aims to “eliminate any property tax exemption applicable to faculty or staff housing at private secondary educational institutions...”

Every Wednesday afternoon, a group of Choate mentors gathers with local children for the Mentorship Program. During each one-hour session, young elementary and middle school students receive homework help and emotional support in the Wallingford Library...

With spring in full swing, the Wallingford Garden Club — a close community of plant lovers — has a multitude of fun events planned. Founded from a shared passion for gardening, the club has become a cornerstone of Wallingford’s seasonal charm...

Choate may be a historic fixture in Wallingford, but does the town embrace it or simply live alongside it? There is a popular belief among the student body that Choate students aren’t well-received by the local community. And it’s no surprise that they might feel that way...

Wallingford’s Elks Lodge, an American fraternal and charity organization, recently hosted a luncheon to recognize local Vietnam War veterans, addressing the historical lack of acknowledgment many veterans faced upon returning home...

In the heart of Wallingford, amongst a row of small eateries, sits a cozy restaurant called Za-Onn Thai House. Since its opening in 2012, Za-Onn has grown from a niche spot, popular among a few Thai families, into one of the most popular diners in town for students...

In Wallingford, brunch isn’t just a meal — it’s a showdown: will you side with Colony Diner or Center Street Luncheonette? 

Colony Diner has been in business since 2004 and is known for serving breakfast all day. Part of its charm for many locals and students is its classic American Diner atmosphere. Juju Iannace ’27 said...

After much deliberation, the Wallingford Town Council implemented new regulations for nonprofits seeking funding on March 25. The decision, however, sparked mixed reactions from council members and nonprofit directors concerned about the potential impact on vital community services..

At the intersection of style and sustainability, thrifting offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact...

Every day, veterans throughout Connecticut quietly live in homes in need of repairs they can’t afford. To...

The Wallingford Public Library collaborated with the Wallingford Racial Justice Team and several local...

Libraries are often pictured as quiet spaces brimming with books. While this may be true, the Wallingford Public...

The New Haven Museum’s latest exhibit, Shining Light on Truth: New Haven, Yale, and Slavery, has...

Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump P’00’s administration has introduced a series of immigration...

With the H5N1 bird flu devastating poultry farms across Connecticut and inflation across the country...