Good morning, Bristol! Good to see you, and how the heck are ya?
The temperature is expected to hit 85 by mid-day, with severe weather a strong possibility. Stay aware today with an eye to the sky, people. Fans of humidity will be encouraged because it will be up.
Seventy-five years ago today, Gov. James McConaughy was at Lake Compounce for a sheep bake to launch the campaign of Republican Daniel Davis for a fourth consecutive term as Bristol’s mayor. Was there talk of term limits back then? Seriously. Just asking.
Fifty years ago today, Mayor Frank Longo complained about waste and inefficiency in government. As a result, he had a time clock installed at police headquarters.
One hour ago, TBE Contributing editor Jack Krampitz said 6-2-4 will be today’s Play 3 lottery number. The wild ball will be 2. If Jack said it, write it down. It’s a lock. Go to the bank!
If you are in search of something to do Saturday, the Bristol Historical Society is open10-2, Bristol Farmers Market is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Bristol’s first Steampunk event, A Victorian
Summer Fantasy in the Park,” will be held on Federal Hill Gream from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an after party at Firefly Hollow Brewery beginning at 5:30.
Sunday, you are on your own.
Ba-deep, ba-deep. That’s all folks!
Have a good weekend Bristol.
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