Day 20 of April poetry selections
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…
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Brass and Wind Ensemble’s Rich Theriault to bow out after final spring concert this Sunday at Bristol Eastern
By David Fortier He gets emotional. That’s how Kyle Camerato describes fellow Bristol Brass and Wind Ensemble member Rich Theriault, who will be directing his…
Day 19 of April poetry selections
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…
Geese proposal does not make it to a vote; postponed to consider alternatives after public weighs in
By David Fortier The Board of Park Commissioners never got to a vote at Wednesday night’s meeting about whether to pursue a geese maintenance program…
Community Bellsprout Day is here this week
By Drew a.k.a ZypherFusion Hello Trainers! It’s Drew again! Last week’s Heracross event was awesome! I made over 30 new connections with this event, and…
St. Paul suffers set back in extra innings, dropping 3-2 contest to Torrington
In a marathon game that lasted over four hours, Torrington defeated St. Paul 3-2 with a walk-off win in the bottom of the 13th inning…
Public Works to meet in council chambers at 6 p.m.
Board of Public Works meets at 6 p.m. this evening in council chambers at City Hall today. Also, on Thursday, April 18, the following will…
Day 18 of April poetry selections
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…
American Legion Kids Walk fundraiser set for April 27
The 2024 American Legion Family Kids Walk fundraiser benefitting the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center in Hartford will be held Saturday, April 27, from 9 to…
Venue for today’s meetings changes–Parks to meet in council chambers
The Board of Park Commissioners meeting will be meeting in council chambers this evening at 6 p.m. in City Hall rather than as previously scheduled…
Day 17 of April poetry selections
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…
Mid-week roundup features Duck Race tickets on sale, upcoming fishing derbies and BPRYCS hiring
Tickets for Forestville Village Association’s Pequabuck River Duck Race on sale Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Forestville Village Association Pequabuck River Duck…
Code Enforcement and Board of Park Commissioners on city meeting schedule today
Code Enforcement meets at 3 p.m. in the Mayor’s Conference Room at City Hall today. Other city meetings on Wednesday, April 17, include the following:…
735 Farmington Ave. property case versus the city receives new schedule from New Britain court
A case involving the property at 735 Farmington Ave. and the City of Bristol, Aquifer Protection Agency has had its schedule modified, according to court…
Broad Street closure involves ‘road rage’ shooting
A “road rage” shooting in the area of 395 Broad St., is being investigated by Bristol Police. One male was shot and transported via LifeStar…
Park Commissioners to discuss next steps with geese management program
A geese management program for Bristol parks will be among the topics considered by the Board of Park Commissioners at its meeting Wednesday, April 17….
Richard Amenta, 74
Mr. Richard Amenta, age 74 of Temple, Ga., formerly of Connecticut passed away Saturday, April 13, at his residence. Richard was born in New Britain,…
Broad Street closed as part of criminal investigation
Broad Street is currently closed to all traffic between Todd Street and Emmett St. due to an active Criminal Investigation, Bristol Police said in a…
St. Paul defeats Watertown with a combined no-hitter Monday afternoon, 8-0, at Deland Field
Logan Rembish and Dom Napoletano tossed a combined no hitter and led St. Paul to an 8-0 win over Watertown Monday afternoon. The pair struck…
Real Estate meets at 5 p.m., Board of Police Commissioners at 6 p.m.
Heading up today’s meetings is Real Estate Committee which will meet at 5 p.m. in Meeting Room 1-1 at City Hall. Also meeting on Tuesday,…