Beginning Wednesday, Dec. 18, at 8:30 a.m. and ending at noon on Tuesday, Dec. 24, a “Holiday Wrap & Write” program will be held at the Bristol Public Library. Patrons…
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Additional rubbish barrels, new customers or renewals, are now available from Public Works, Public Works announced in a release yesterday. The City of Bristol provides each residential property (1-5 unit…
By JoAnn Moran As autumn blankets Bristol’s yards, homeowners face the annual chore of dealing with fallen leaves. Unlike some neighboring towns that offer curbside leaf vacuuming, Bristol residents turn…
A pilot food scrap recycling program for Bristol residents starts July 1, enabling all food scraps to be processed into compost. Public Works director Raymond Rogozinski highlights its environmental benefits. Kitchen compost bins are available at city hall. The initiative aims to decrease incinerated waste and is a collaboration with Blue Earth Compost.
Joe Caminiti, a World War II Iwo Jima survivor, celebrated his upcoming 100th birthday with a portrait viewing at the Bristol Public Library. Vietnam veteran John Lodovico, who funded the framing, attended during his lunch break. Caminiti’s portrait will join other military honors at local museums, ensuring his legacy is preserved.