The Eastern boys basketball team dominated from start to finish in posting an impressive win over Berlin Friday night, 65-36. Bristol Eastern jumped out to an early big lead. The…
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by Joey Pikiell Bristol Central faced off against Weaver Friday night at Trinity College in the Doc Hurley classic. In a defensive overtime battle, the Rams beat the buzzer with a…
By Laura Bailey The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed on Friday, Dec. 13, that a Louisiana patient has been hospitalized with a severe case of avian influenza…
The holiday season increases waste significantly, but eco-friendly practices can help. Shopping local reduces emissions, while creative gift wrapping and mindful purchasing strengthen the community and decrease environmental impact.
Bristol Eastern narrowly defeated Berlin 43-40 in a thrilling game decided in the final seconds. Autumn Udoh’s defensive prowess, including crucial blocks, helped secure the win after Cassie Sward’s layup provided a lead. Sward scored 17 points and the Lancers improved to 1-2, awaiting their next game on December 27.
Governor Ned Lamont has activated Connecticut’s severe cold weather protocol from December 21 to December 24, 2024, in response to expected single-digit temperatures and high winds. The initiative aims to protect vulnerable populations, ensuring access to shelters and warming centers. Residents are urged to seek assistance via 2-1-1 for shelter and transportation.
WorthWhile Reads, a used bookstore in Bristol, opened in summer 2023 after transitioning from online sales since 2021. Founded by Erik Kryzanski, it offers over 30,000 books and features a Holiday Book Sale. The store emphasizes community involvement and innovative inventory software, aiming to become the largest used bookstore in Connecticut while creating an engaging experience for customers.
Wheeler’s 14th Annual Hands & Hearts event honored four key donors for their contributions to equitable health care access. Recipients included Amy Borg, Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation, Patricia Cruickshanks, and Charles Herbert. Their support helps Wheeler serve nearly 70,000 individuals annually, promoting health, growth, and recovery across Connecticut.
By Rabbi Alana Wasserman Light is everywhere in Judaism. In every synagogue, an eternal light hangs above the ark. On Friday evenings, we light candles to welcome in the Sabbath. On…
By JoAnn Moran With the holiday season in full swing, online shopping becomes a go-to solution for gift-giving. However, the convenience of having presents delivered directly to your door comes…
HARTFORD — As 2025 approaches, the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) is urging parents to check that their children’s immunizations are current. The reminder comes as the state’s school…
Bristol Eastern’s wrestlers took a trip to Windsor to open the 2024 season. The Lancers came home a happy group after a dominating 54-18 victory. Top performers for Eastrn included…
By Laura Bailey HARTFORD— Dennis John Hernandez, also known as “DJ Hernandez” and “Jonathan Hernandez,” 38, of Bristol, pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court to making interstate threats. Hernandez…
By Laura Bailey Bristol residents are adding sparkle to the December nights with the return of the 6th Annual Holiday Lighting Contest. The city-wide competition, which began in 2019, has grown…
Every time it looked like Bristol Eastern was ready to make a run in their game with Hall, someone from the Titans would drain a three-point bomb. The result was…
Due to an emergency water main repair, water service will be temporarily shut off on Hull Street near East Road on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024. This disruption may affect surrounding…
Creative Jam Art Co. in Bristol offers a joyful, no-judgment splatter painting experience for all ages during the holiday season. The spacious studio encourages creativity through fun sessions. ranging from $33 to $65, with protective gear and personalized options available, great for individuals, groups or families.
American Legion Post 2 brought holiday joy by donating to four local nonprofits, including the Veteran Strong Community Center and Brian’s Angles, which assists individuals with brain injuries. While three donations were delivered this week, a fourth is scheduled for next week, continuing their commitment to support veterans and the community.
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…
By Donovan Rodriguez The Bristol Central girls played a dominant defense against Bristol Eastern Monday night. They shut down everything the Lancers tried to run against them. The Rams cruised…