By David Fortier Among the tens of hundreds of people who attended the one-year anniversary of the loss of two local police officers in a deadly shooting on Oct. 12,…

David Fortier, Laura Bailey and Rit Carter contributed to this report The city council received an earful from speakers at Tuesday night’s city council meeting, the first in the newly…

 CITY COUNCIL MEETING – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2023 7:00 P.M. – CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 111 NORTH MAIN STREET, BRISTOL REVISED AGENDA 1.    Opening Ceremonies. 2.    Approval of minutes of…

Tonight’s Joint Board and City Council meetings will be held in the newly-renovated council chambers, marking the first time the building will be open to the public since the renovation…

By Donovan Wilson The Fair Rent Commission reached a final ruling on the case concerning the raising of Hope Palmeri’s rent by her landlords, Lazim Eleckovsky & Cetka Dalipovski. Palmeri…

Another controversial Facebook post has surfaced two and a half years after it originally appeared, this time from a Republican candidate for the Board of Education. A Republican candidate for…

By Jack Krampitz Parents, students and teachers concerned that a Board of Education policy eliminating gate fees, if expanded to include tickets for arts performances, will undercut arts programming this…

When the Diversity Council meets Tuesday, the council will have four new members, and except for one vacancy, it will be the first time in months that the council has…