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I have covered a variety of news topics and beats in the greater Southington and Greater Meriden areas since 2006 with both the New Britain Herald and Meriden Record-Journal.
I moved to Southington at the start of 2011 after previously living in New Britain. A 2005 graduate from the University of Hartford with a bachelors degree in journalism and media broadcasting, I immediately joined the New Britain Herald and was assigned to cover all things news in Newington.
Within six months, I was assisting in a number of area towns, including Southington, Berlin and New Britain.
In 2007, I joined the staff at the Record-Journal and was immediately assigned the Southington beat before moving to cover police, court and fire news in Meriden, Wallingford, Southington and Cheshire. I was involved in providing live coverage at the trial of Steve Hayes, who was given a death sentence in November for his role in a deadly 2007 triple homicide in Cheshire.
I grew up in Ashburnham, Mass., a small town on the New Hampshire border about an hour outside Boston and 45 minutes from Worcester. I attended Oakmont Regional High School and was a 2001 graduate, playing on the varsity baseball, soccer and basketball teams during my time there.
I am an avid MLB fan with a heart that lives and dies with the Boston Red Sox, although as a baseball fan growing up I am proud to say that one of my favorite players was Tino Martinez. I wished him and the Yankees success – provided that success is no more than the Red Sox have.
When I find free time, I enjoy spending my days playing baseball or softball. I like cooking and generally just enjoy being social with friends and family. I also love meeting new people and hearing their stories, so please tell me about yourself if you see me.
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I am registered as unaffiliated and often lean towards liberal policies, although I remain fiscally conservative and like to keep an eye on government spending. I was raised Roman Catholic but have since found myself drifting away from the church. I hold general Christian morals and beliefs but also feel that every situation is different and a spiritual connection with God is more important than practicing every Sunday.
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The most recent obituaries for those from Southington and those with family in Southington.

The director of school counseling at Meriden’s Platt High School said Thursday that she is looking forward to joining a hard-working team and taking on new challenges alongside Principal Steven Madancy at Kennedy Middle School.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library has several programs scheduled over the next week to help offer opportunities to local youth (and help for parents).
Members of the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association have recognized the House Majoirty Leader for his role working to enhance public safety by fighting for local police departments to keep their seized assets.
Wolcott residents Holly Miner and David Pinto are facing charges after police said the two were involved in a scheme to take money from Computer Tune and Lube through unauthorized pay increases and bonuses while Miner was an employee.
The following arrest information was provided by the Southington Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Only one school, McGee Middle School, was able to move up into a higher category while four of the town’s public schools received “transitioning” grades from the Connecticut Department of Education -- a mid-level grade according to the data.
DePaolo Middle School and the Plantsville, Derynoski, Strong and Thalberg schools all earned grades of excelling, according to recent data from the Connecticut Department of Education.
Here's what is playing in Berlin area theaters this weekend, plus showtimes.
Here's what is playing in Southington area theaters this weekend, plus showtimes.
Lindsay Erickson was among 19 students at American International College in Springfield, Mass.
The following arrest information was provided by the Berlin Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
A car blocked part of the entrance way to Rite-Aid following an accident Wednesday afternoon, but fortunately came to an interesting stop without injuries, police said.
Southington High School's Knight Krew is currently in the lead for title of "Best Fans in Connecticut." Join in the voting and help them bring home the school spirit honors.
School spirit is high as the Southington Blue Knights seek to bring home the CIAC Class LL Championship. Tickets go on sale today, with a change in the game's start time.
Renovations at the senior and disabled housing complex are nearing completion and officials said the work should be done before the end of the month.
This home on Quincy Trail in Berlin is priced to sell, and there's a lot it has to offer. Take a look at what a near $700,000 could buy.
This home on South End Road in Plantsville is set for a new family and priced to sell at $800,000. Would you enjoy building a life here?
Berlin received the grant after participating in a program that has greatly reduced the community's carbon footprint over the past three years.
Members of the Democratic party expressed concerns that it could leave some residents fronting costs, but the policy is designed to protect both residents and the town.