Energy assistance program at Bristol Senior Center this afternoon An energy assistance discussion featuring panelist from Operation Fuel, Human Resources Agency (HRA) of New Britain…
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Office of Registrar of Voters closed through Thursday while moving The Registrar of Voters office is moving back to city hall from its temporary location…
Thanksgiving Interfaith Service at St. Joseph Church this evening The annual Bristol Interfaith Thanksgiving Service will be held at St. Joseph Church, Queen Street, as…
City closures for Thanksgiving holiday announced City hall and the Bristol Transfer Station will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 23, in observance of Thanksgiving, it…
Interfaith coalition readies for Thanksgiving with poem and annual service The Bristol Interfaith Coalition has two events leading up to Thanksgiving, the first benefiting rescue…
West End Assocation program invites mayoral candidates to share platforms A “Meet the Candidates!” with Republican incumbent Mayor Jeffrey Caggiano and Democratic challenger Scott Rosado,…
133rd annual chamber dinner set at new Bristol Event Center Tickets are still available for the 133rd Annual Dinner of the Central Connecticut Chambers of…
Qunico sponsors ‘Ugliest Boiler’ contest Quinoco Energy Services, a 145-year-old business in Bristol and one of the oldest family-owned and -operated energy companies in the…
Wheeler’s golf classic postponed until mid-October The 38th Annual Wheeler Golf Classic, presented by Mutual of America, has been postponed because of poor weather, for…
All residents of the state will be eligible to receive savings on certain prescription drugs when the state’s prescription drug discount card program begins on…
On September 17, WWII veterans from Bristol, ranging from 98 to 105 years old, will be honored at an event in East Hartford. The American Legion will conduct a ceremony, including a quilt presentation. Additionally, the NAACP will host a candidate meeting on October 3, and the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program is now accepting applications.
Military museum receives grant from Main Street Foundation for restoration of flight jackets The Memorial Military Museum received $2,500 grant from the Main Street Community…
City announces Labor Day closings City Hall and the Bristol Transfer Station will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4, in observance of Labor Day, it…
Malone to begin youth and family services role with Bristol Parks system Bristol resident Ashante Malone has been hired as youth and family coordinator for…
Lt. Gov. Bysiewicz to lead ceremonies for veterans Two ceremonies on Wednesday, Aug. 23, one at 10 a.m. and another at 2 p.m., will honor…
Wheeler offers COVID-19 vaccine clinics through Friday for individuals 12 and older As part of National Health Center Week, Wheeler’s Family Health & Wellness Centers…
Harvest Bakery opens this morning after dealing with malfunctioning oven Harvest Bakery announced on its Facebook page that it will be back to normal beginning…
Summer music series performance postponed until Wednesday evening Rockin’ Out at Rockwell Summer Concert that had been scheduled for last night has been rescheduled for…
Welcome to Thursday. Have a look around but don’t touch anything. Remember, if you break it, you buy it, Bristol. Weather Sunny, high 80s. Books…
Soul Sound Review fills amphitheater to capacity On a balmy sunny evening last night, people filled the Rockwell Amphitheatre to listen, dance with and cheer…