Events, Local Government, News, Sports, Theater June 24, 2023
By Jack Krampitz The Bristol Board of Ed. voted in their June meeting to approve a new policy that gives Bristol residents free admission to all athletic events and drama…
Local Government, News June 8, 2023
Bristol’s legislative contingent, Democrat and Republican, voted to approve the governor’s $51.1 billion biennial budget this week, joining others statewide to make the budget a bipartisan success. On Wednesday, Bristol…
Local Government, News June 7, 2023
Bristol Hospital and the Bristol Public Schools will receive millions of dollars from the recently passed biennial state budget. “Given the financial guardrails we were working under, this budget still…
Local Government, News June 5, 2023
Kim Caron will be running for the City Council’s First District alongside Democratic running-mate Andrew Rasmussen-Tuller, it was announced in a release from the Democratic Town Committee last week. Caron…
Events, Local Government June 2, 2023
Four long-time Democrats will be honored by the Democratic Town Committee at a recognition dinner in mid-June. The four are Andre Dorval, who served as Judge of Probate for 26…
Local Government May 25, 2023
By Donovan Wilson, contributing writer Board of Finance chair John E. Smith has officially stepped down as chair and the board has voted member David Maikowski as the new chairs…
Local Government, News May 20, 2023
By Jack KrampitzPhotos by Laura Bailey Gov. Ned Lamont, Mayor Jeff Caggiano and the entire Bristol state legislative delegation used Muzzy Field as the setting to announce that the city…
Local Government, News May 19, 2023
By Donovan Wilson, contributor One of the main orders of business at the monthly Board of Police Commissioners meeting was the progress being made towards two memorials for the fallen…
Local Government, News May 18, 2023
The Bristol Police Dept. is providing owners of Kia/Hyundai model cars that are susceptible to theft with “steering wheel locks” and encouraging owners to contact area dealerships for assistance with…
Business, Local Government, News May 6, 2023
By Laura Bailey Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz visited Bristol’s West End neighborhood on Friday to commemorate the city’s receipt of a $6.85 million CIF grant for the Route 72 Corridor…