Road reopens between Center, North Main and Summer streets
The road has been reopened between Center, North Main and Summer streets, the Bristol Police has reported. The closure was the result of a road hazard at the railroad crossing,…
Local Government, News March 21, 2024
The road has been reopened between Center, North Main and Summer streets, the Bristol Police has reported. The closure was the result of a road hazard at the railroad crossing,…
Local Organizations, News March 21, 2024
A record $2.4 million in grants and scholarships was distributed over 2023 by the Main Street Community Foundation, it was announced at the foundation’s annual meeting recently. In addition, new…
Local Government, News March 21, 2024
Bristol Police Dept. has issued an advisory to motorists that the road between Center, North Main and Summer streets will be temporarily closed for emergency repairs to the road and…
By Drew a.k.a ZypherFusion Hello Trainers! It’s Drew with some brand-new Pokémon Go news for you! The World of Wonders event has spawned another event, the return of the Rouge…
American Legion Post 209 announces its spring programs, including the annual fishing derby, bingo night and Memorial Day Parade The Jukebox Bingo fundraiser by the American Legion Post 209 is…
Local Government, News March 20, 2024
Board of Park Commissioners meets this evening at 5 p.m. in Meeting Room 1-2 in City Hall. Other meetings include the following: Zoning Board of Appeals, 11 a.m., City Hall–no…
Local Government, News, Parks & Recreation March 19, 2024
By Jack Krampitz The topic of geese management on Memorial Boulevard will be discussed at the Board of Park Commissioners meeting on this Wednesday, March 20 at 6 p.m. at City…
Local Government, News March 19, 2024
Real Estate meets at 5 p.m. in Meeting Room 1-1 this evening at City Hall. Other meetings today include the following: Board of Police Commissioners, 6 p.m., council chambers in…
News March 19, 2024
The first donation from a local benefactor of the Bristol Boys and Girls Club was presented to the club earlier this month. The inaugural grant of $7,000 of the Ann…
News March 18, 2024
By David Fortier The Board of Education has a new chair after the former chair stepped aside for personal reasons at a special meeting earlier this evening at the Board…
Local Government, News March 18, 2024
The collision of an automobile and a person in a wheelchair earlier in March is being investigated after the person in the wheelchair died this past Saturday. Bristol Police officers…
News March 18, 2024
By David Fortier The Board of Education at its regular meeting earlier this month approved alcohol sales at the Rockwell Theater, completing the final step in a process allowing the…
Local Government, News March 18, 2024
The City of Bristol is scheduled to start its Spring 2024 roadway resurfacing program on Monday, March 25. As part of the program, the following streets will be milled and…
Events, Local Organizations, News March 18, 2024
Saturdays’ 21st Shamrock Run & Walk drew 154 participants for its Bristol Health 5-mile run and 224 participants for its 2-mile run. Sean Ferguson, 29-year-old from Middlebury took first place…
Events, Local Government, News, Parks & Recreation March 18, 2024
A Board of Finance Budget hearing will be held today in council chambers at City Hall at 5:30 p.m. A review of the following departments is on the agenda: Police…
Columns, Fortier, News March 17, 2024
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, St. Patrick’s Day will be here. Earlier in the week, I cheated a bit when I had a healthy helping of corned beef cabbage…
Events, Local Government, Local Organizations, News March 17, 2024
By David Fortier The three of them lean in over the cake, which celebrates their years of friendship, beginning shortly after the conclusion of World War II, when they came…
Events, Local Government, News March 16, 2024
Students at Hubbell School were treated to a demonstration by a National Guard military dog and his trainers at a special program in honor of K9 Veterans Day earlier this…
By Bob Montgomery Welcome sign A number of towns and cities throughout this country have a welcome sign which names three or four, for example, famous natives, those who have…
Local Government, Neighborhood Notes, News March 15, 2024
Eversource will continue its work on Federal Hill through July, according to correspondence from the company. The work includes replacing existing gas lines under streets as well as work on…