By David Fortier A builder seeking approval to construct an open space development on the former Schaffrick property off Perkins Street has had a request…
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Residents and other stakeholders city-wide can add their voices to proposed changes involving environmental standards of the city’s zoning regulations in a public virtual meeting…
City meetings today, Thursday, Sept. 26, include the following: Storm Water Trust, 9 a.m. Meeting Room 1-2, city hall. Fire Commission, 6 p.m. Council chambers,…
It’s about time. Weather 71 rain and generally blah. Maybe a thunderstorm. Egad, what’s the world coming to? From the desk of Aeschylus “In the…
City meetings today, Wednesday, Sept. 25, include the following: Historic District Commission, 5 p.m. Meeting Room 1-3, city hall. For a virtual meeting link, click here….
West Cemetery Lantern tours return early in October This West Cemetery Lantern tours return this year with a new twist, an open dress rehearsal prior…
City meetings for today, Tuesday, Sept. 24, include following: Board of Finance, 5:30 p.m. Council chambers, city hall. For virtual meeting link, click here. Transportation Commission,…
You need to be this tall to read today’s GMB. Weather Cloudy, 71, and eh. Useless information for the KISS fan in your life Pinocchio…
Water is shut off on Chestnut and Locust streets after a water main broke this afternoon, it was announced in an emergency alert from city’s…
Several Connecticut cities, including Bristol, have experienced a bond rating downgrade from Fitch Ratings, shifting from AAA to AA+. Bristol’s comptroller emphasized that this change is tied to Fitch’s new criteria rather than altered city finances. Despite the downgrade, Bristol’s economic outlook remains stable, highlighted by ongoing development opportunities.
City meetings for today, Monday, Sept. 23, include the following: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency Inspection, On-Site, beginning at 5 p.m., from 31 Royal Dr….
Peanuts. Popcorn. Get ye’r cold beer here. Weather Rainfall warning for Bristol, Bath and Northeast Somerset; Bedford and Blackburn. Oh sorry, that’s the Bristol, England area….
Starting today, Monday, Sept. 23, the Bristol Water and Sewer Department will continue its 2024 hydrant flushing in the following areas: Country Lane Boulder Drive…
Bristol is among six locations statewide for its annual “Stand Down” program offering assistance to military personnel and their families today through 2 p.m. This…
Welcome to Friday. Please stand clear of the doors. Weather Supposedly partly cloudy and 75 with a 20 percent chance of rain. We’ll believe when…
By Laura Bailey The Little Free Library at the Federal Hill Green has been vandalized for the second time in six months. The damage was…
Another social media threat, this time involving gun violence, is behind today’s school closings. “Dear Bristol Public Schools Community,” acting superintendent Iris White writes in…
This is the day that the Surgeon General warned you about. Release the hounds! Weather Cloudy, 79ish, an isolated shower and generally blah. Useless information…
City meetings for today, Thursday, Sept. 19, include the following: Banking & Audit Committee, 8:30 a.m. Third floor meeting room, city hall. Commission on Aging,…
City meetings for today, Wednesday, Sept. 18, include the following: Code Enforcement Workshop, 3 p.m. Mayor’s Office, city hall. Salary Committee–cancelled. Fund Development and Advocacy…