Columns, Fortier, News, Sports April 7, 2024
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, UConn men’s basketball team will have defeated a feisty Alabama in a clinical, if not surgical, manner. Team is the critical term here–the starters…
Arts & Culture, Columns, News, Podcasts, Poetry April 7, 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, News April 6, 2024
By Drew a.k.a ZypherFusion Hello Trainers! It’s Drew again! I hope you all had a great weekend with family and friends! There is a lot in this article to cover,…
The St. Paul Catholic High School battery of Kyle Wilson and Cal Chance led the Falcons to an 11-0 win over the Kennedy Eagles in Waterbury last night. Senior pitcher…
Events, Local Organizations, News April 6, 2024
The week of April 10-14 the American Clock & Watch Museum will celebrate the 70th anniversary of its opening with free museum admission. In addition, a variety of activities are…
By Bob Montgomery Patrick Nelligan There’s no doubt that we are a military-based town, and among the reasons is the many who have served or volunteered regarding this subject. One…
Arts & Culture, Columns, News, Poetry April 6, 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…
Events, Local Government, News April 6, 2024
Police officers, firefighters, dignitaries from the city and state, city workers and citizens lined North Main Street to bid farewell to retiring Police Chief Brian Gould with a final salute…
Local Organizations, News April 5, 2024
The 2nd annual Spring Egg-Stravaganza! at Rockwell Park will feature a handful of events throughout the day on Saturday, April 6, beginning at 8 a.m., as part of a fundraiser…
Arts & Culture, News, Podcasts, Poetry April 5, 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, Obituaries April 5, 2024
Alice M. Kozlowski Kavel, 93, of Bristol, passed away on Tuesday, April 2. She was born on July 11, 1930, in Bronx, N.Y., daughter of the late Alexander and Genevieve…
Local Government, News April 5, 2024
A meet and greet to congratulate Chief Brian Gould on his retirement will be held today, Friday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the first floor of…
Events, Local Government, News April 5, 2024
Gov. Ned Lamont announced that he is proclaiming the weekend of Friday, April 5, through Monday, April 8, in honor of the UConn Huskies women’s and men’s basketball teams for…
Events, Local Government, News April 4, 2024
Unofficial results from Tuesday’s presidential primary were low in Bristol as they were across the state, according to the Secretary of the State’s online election center. In the Republican primary,…
Local Government, News April 4, 2024
By David Fortier When it meets this evening in a special meeting, the mayor will be appointing a current Deputy Chief fill the position of temporary Acting Chief of Police…
Arts & Culture, Columns, Events, Poetry April 4, 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…
A special meeting of the City Council will be held in council chambers this evening at 7 p.m. to discuss arrangements for the new interim Police Chief position. Also, on…
Summer employment opportunities with Bristol Park, Recreation, Youth and Community Services announced The following summer employment opportunities have been announced by Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services in its…
Local Government, News April 3, 2024
Outside spring lead collection is held through the month of April, when the weather allows, according to an announcement from Public Works. Residents are asked to bring leaf bags curbside…
Events, Local Government, News April 3, 2024
Code Enforcement has its regular monthly meeting this morning at 9 a.m. in council chambers at City Hall. This evening Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in the Board…