By David Fortier A group of over 25 people learned about a proposed development on Perkins Street that would bring 16 new houses to an area that they have concerns…
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The following are on the Wednesday, July 17, city meeting calendar: Code Enforcement Workshop, 3 p.m., Mayor’s Office, city hall. No meeting notes posted as of Saturday, July 13. Board…
By David Fortier A local group has issued a news release urging Bristol residents and environmental groups to scrutinize several draft permits issued by the Connecticut Department of Energy and…
The following are on the Tuesday, July 16, city meeting calendar: Real Estate Committee, 5 p.m., Meeting Room 1-1, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here. Real Estate Committee Public…
Connecticut’s Extreme Hot Weather Protocol will be in effect through 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 17, it was announced by Gov. Ned Lamont this past weekend. In Bristol, cooling centers…
Two authors will be sharing their work and writing process at programs tomorrow at F.N. Manross Memorial Library. Wakime Hauser, an author, education, CEO of Workout Harder Fitness and motivational…
Not everything is as it seems, so let’s begin. Weather 96 “Welcome to Hell degrees.” PM storms possible. Pothole Patrol Seems fitting that this mess on Curtiss Street is right…
The following meetings are on today’s city meeting calendar: On Monday, July 15 Mayor’s Opioid Task Force, 5 p.m., Meeting Room 1-2, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here. A…
The detour at Farmington Avenue at Maple Street and Burlington Avenue will be closed to traffic again today, Monday, July 15, as work on the railroad crossing continues. The nearby…
A Bristol Police Criminal Investigation Division report resulted in the death of 2-year-old by physical abuse over a period of time, rather than a fall down a flight of stairs…
By David Fortier The principal in an LLC that plans on developing land abutting the City of Bristol Dog Park and Hoppers-Birge Pond area is focusing on their wetlands application…
Breakfast and lunch are available free at four locations in Bristol as part of the End Hunger CT! statewide summer meals program. Monday through Friday breakfast will be available from…
The state’s extreme hot weather protocol will be in effect through this afternoon, Wednesday, July 10, at 5 p.m. Gov. Ned Lamont activated the protocol beginning on Monday. In Bristol,…
Sal Mazzarella will be the Republican candidate for the District 3 city council seat in a special election on July 30. “I am running for city council to bring smart…
Today’s city meetings include Banking & Audit Committee Special Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Meeting Room 3-1, at city hall and Persons with Disabilities Commission, 7 p.m., at city hall. A meeting…
Beginning at 5 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, Farmington Avenue at Maple Street and Burlington Avenue will be closed to traffic for approximately 72 hours for the replacement of the…
City meetings for today, Tuesday, July 9, are as follows: Joint Meeting of City Council and Board of Finance, 6:45 p.m., council chambers, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here….
A plan to develop property bordering the Hoppers and Birge Pond areas be the subject of a meeting of the Friends of the Hoppers-Birge Pond Nature Preserve to be held…
The Aquifer Protection Agency will hold a special meeting this evening at city hall at 6:30 p.m. No agenda was available as of Sunday evening, July 7. Also, on Monday,…
Mark Dickau will be the Democratic candidate in the July 30 special election for the District 3 city council seat left vacant when Republican city councilmember Andrew Howe resigned, citing…