Brianna Wood, a high school senior, and Mary B. Clarke, a high school STEM teacher, both of St. Paul Catholic High School, were honored at the 2024 Connecticut Aspirations in…
Local Organizations, News May 4, 2024
Music and brief addresses mark the annual National Day of Prayer celebration at Good Shepherd Church where members of the Bristol Interfaith Coalition and others gather on Thursday. | Laura…
Local Government, News May 3, 2024
A suspect in a shooting incident on Stevens Street was detained by Bristol Police after the police responded to a call from a resident when the suspect approached the resident…
News, Obituaries May 3, 2024
On Monday, Jan. 1, Marie (Johannesen) Jansen, 93, of Bristol, widow of Haakon Dag Jansen, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family. Beloved daughter of Arthur and Hanne Tomine (Gundersen)…
Local Government, News May 2, 2024
The Board of Education voted 5-4 last evening to name an interim superintendent to lead Bristol Public Schools. The appointment comes following the announcement, late last week, that the current…
St. Paul overpowered Crosby and won 22-0 in Waterbury yesterday afternoon. The three St. Paul pitchers — Dom Napoletano, Jack McDougall and Brian DeRosa — tossed a combined no hitter…
By Drew a.k.a ZypherFusion Hello Trainers! May is loaded with goodies for Pokémon Go! From the Mythical Pokémon Diancie to the Alolan guardian Tapu Fini, we have a lot to…
Local Government, News May 2, 2024
The Bristol Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating a missing juvenile, 17-year-old Anthony Munger. Munger is described as a white male, brown eyes, blonde hair, 5 feet…
Local Government, News May 2, 2024
Economic and Community Development meets this evening in the council chambers in city hall at 5 p.m. Prior to the meeting there will be a public hearing on the Neighborhood…
Business, Local Government, News May 1, 2024
A Bristol-based company has secured $4.5 million in funding from a leading investor that will allow for the business to expand its operations, including the possibility of bringing as many…
Arts & Culture, Business, Events, News, Non-Fiction, Opinions May 1, 2024
Editor’s note: Rather than a news report this report comes in the form of personal remembrance as well as facts gathered from responding to a media day invitation from Lake…
Bits and pieces, Columns, Events, Local Government, News May 1, 2024
National Day of Prayer to be celebrated at Good Shepherd May 2 A celebration of the National Day of Prayer with the Bristol Interfaith Coalition will be held at Good…
Local Government, News May 1, 2024
The Board of Education meets this evening in the Board of Education Auditorium at 7 p.m. The meeting agenda and documents as well as a Zoom link are available by…
News, Obituaries May 1, 2024
Henryk Mielcarek, 83, of Bristol, passed away on Sunday, April 28, at home surrounded by his family. He was born on Jan. 28, 1941, in Germany, son of the late…
In a hard-fought battle, Holy Cross edged St. Paul 2-1 with a walk off win in the bottom eighth inning yesterday at Holy Cross High School. Eli Wall picked up…
News April 30, 2024
The deadline for two federal student loan forgiveness programs is today, Tuesday, April 30. To qualify for Income-Driven Repayment and Public Service Loan Forgiveness, borrowers need to consolidate, or refinance…
Aiden Bisaillon tossed a 1-hitter and led the Holy Cross Crusaders to a 2-0 win over the St. Paul Falcons in Bristol yesterday afternoon at St. Paul Catholic High School….
Columns, Events, News, Podcasts, Poetry April 30, 2024
April is Poetry Month, so TBE is including links to poems for those who might be inclined to start their day with an adventure of sorts or who are simply…
Arts & Culture, Columns, Events, News, Podcasts, Poetry April 29, 2024
April is Poetry Month, so TBE is including links to poems for those who might be inclined to start their day with an adventure of sorts or who are simply…
News April 29, 2024
The sole city meeting today is the Non-Profit subcommittee of the American Rescue Plan Task Force that meets in Meeting Room 1-3, at city hall, 4 p.m. All TBE readers,…