Stories we are pursuing for Wednesday's Record-Journal

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In Wednesday’s Record-Journal we will let you know about a Southington woman who has received a prestigious national award for her volunteer work.

Meriden City Council members will meet tonight as part of their ongoing discussion on some changes to trash pick up in the inner district.

Also in Meriden, the city is running a bio-terrorism drill designed to prepare various departments for an actual emergency.

Wallingford high school students that are interested in a teaching career are getting some real-life experience running a nursery school.

In Sports, we have a reporter and photographer assigned to today’s co-ed track meet between Meriden rivals Platt and Maloney. That meet is at Maloney starting at 3:45 p.m.

Later this week in the Record-Journal

We are working on a story on how businesses are using social networking sites like Myspace and Twitter. Look for that in an upcoming edition.

On MyRecordJournal.com

Wallingford’s voag students are running their annual fair this week. Look for a video on MyRecordJournal.

Don’t forget to vote in our online poll on the idea of a foot patrol in downtown Wallingford.

Check out an active forum on a recent letter to the editor written by a woman denied food stamps by the state. And another active forum discussion on President Obama’s recent remarks on abortion.