By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the extreme hot temperature and humidity will have supposedly burned off and left us with more pleasant weather. The…
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Harvest Bakery will remain closed through the weekend following a machine malfunction, according to a Facebook post Thursday afternoon. “Unfortunately, we will still be closed…
Holy Salvador Dali, it is Friday, people. Weather Hot. Seeing as the Crocodile Club is no more The mayor’s Facebook page is now written in…
Welcome to Thursday. All ashore that’s going ashore. Woo wooooo-woo! As a reminder, tonight’s band at the Below Sea Level Café: Free Drinks. Weather Low…
Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol will be in effect until Sunday at 8 a.m. Gov. Ned Lamont activated the protocol on this morning at 8…
Two shows featuring Bristol natives are among those featured in the Rockwell Theater’s fall schedule, its premiere season. Lead singer of the Queen tribute band,…
By David Fortier The cancellation of the regular Bristol Diversity Council meeting this month, originally scheduled later today, has to do with the chair of…
For the historians out there, welcome to Good morning, New Cambridge! Weather Mostly sunny. PM thunderstorms are possible. Pothole Patrol Tuesday edition Sunday morning around…
By Laura Bailey Dozens of concertgoers filled Crystal Bees in Southington on Saturday night for the third annual Brian’s Angels summer fundraiser event, “Angelfest.” “I…
Marie Mae Martel, 85, of Bristol, widow of Roland A. Martel, died on Thursday, July 20, in her home surrounded by family. Marie was born…
On behalf of last week, welcome to this week, Bristol. Enjoy your stay, but just so you know, this week is never as good as…
Monday, July 24 Monday Fundays! 1 p.m. at the Manross Library Manross Movie: A Man Called Otto. 2 p.m. at the Manross Library Tuesday, July…
Bristol’s Senior Little League team won their second straight State Championship last week in a dominating performance. Below is a report for each of their…
An evening of music and comedy, Angelfest, will take place on July 22 at Crystal Bees to support Brian’s Angels Homeless Outreach. With performances by Linda Belt, Jeff Summa and the Roasters, Someone You Can X-Ray, and Jeff Pevar, the event aims to raise funds for services aiding the homeless and food insecure.
What up, Bristol? Weather Wet early and then we get a break and then a storm threat in the late afternoon. Ooh la la Stafford…
By David Fortier Responses from community members to the discovery of fascist white supremacist propaganda posted high on telephone poles on Farmington Avenue unanimously denounced…
Hello, Bristol. Weather Sunny, 80s. Get out and do something; life is short. Sunset and other stuff Sunset, 8;21 p.m. High tide in New Haven,…
Summer music series performance postponed until Wednesday evening Rockin’ Out at Rockwell Summer Concert that had been scheduled for last night has been rescheduled for…
Forty-four local organizations have received a total of $144,200 from the Main Street Community Foundation in its general grant cycle, the organization announced in a…
Police are seeking information about seeing or witnessing persons posting cardboard signs promoting white-nationalist propaganda including contact information along the block of 597 Farmington Avenue….