Good morning, Bristol!
Hello, Bristol. Is there anybody out there? Weather Hot and thunderstorms. By a show of hands How many know the Beatles’ song, “Norwegian Wood,” is…
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Michael Champagne, 38
Michael S. Champagne, 38, of Bristol, died on Friday, July 14, at Bristol Hospital. Mike was born in Bristol on April 17, 1985, and was the…
Meet some of the Makers who Sell their Wares at Bristol Bazaar
By David Fortier Members of the business community and elected officials came together to celebrate the Bristol Bazaar’s grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony…
Bristol Events Calendar, July 17– July 23
Monday, July 17 Monday Fundays! 1 p.m. at the Manross Library Garden Discussion Group. 6:30 p.m. at the Bristol Public Library Tuesday, July 18 Afternoon…
Good morning, Bristol!
Not much to tell because it is Monday. Cue the band… Weather Sunny in the 80s, and no torrential rain. Speaking of yesterday The sprinklers…
Gov. Lamont visits Bristol Sunday afternoon to survey damage from the morning’s torrential rain
After Sunday morning’s heavy rains produced flooding in several areas of Bristol, Gov. Ned Lamont came to town in the afternoon to inspect the damage…
Carolyn (Johnson) Alifano, 82
Carolyn (Johnson) Alifano, 82, of Windsor, Vt., formerly of Bristol, widow of Gerald A. Alifano, passed away on Thursday, July 13, in Vermont surrounded by…
Flood waters consume Barnes Field and tear up roadway on Route 229 bridge
Torrential rains swept across Bristol Sunday, leading to localized flooding. The heavy rains caused the Pequabuck River to spill its banks on Broad Street in…
Heavy rains forecast, Bristol Bazaar beckons, visitors back home and reforming health care
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the rains will have returned. The expectation is that they will be heavy and go on for a while….
Heavy rains and flooding come to Bristol
Heavy downpours Sunday morning resulted in localized flooding and the Pequabuck River overflowing its banks. Flooding on streets resulted in difficult driving conditions. On-and-off showers…
Heavy rains, runoff leads to increased chance of flooding
Staff report updated at 8 a.m. 07 16 2023 Throughout the week, the National Weather Service has been issuing flood warnings for Hartford and Middlesex…
Lt. Gov. Bysiewicz visits Carousel Museum to promote Connecticut Summer at the Museum program
By Laura Bailey Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz joined Bristol leadership and legislatures at the Carousel Museum on Friday to promote the Connecticut Summer at the…
NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
To enrolled members of the Democratic Party of the City of Bristol, CT: Pursuant to the Rules of the Democratic Party and State election laws,…
Good morning, Bristol!
This is Friday. Nuff said. Weather Warm/hot with a threat of thunderstorms This date in Bristol Red Sox history It took 10 innings, but the…
One hundred years ago in Bristol, July 1923
Fun Day Rockwell Park was filled on July 20 with enthusiastic kids for Fun Day. Prizes were awarded for the Boys Dash (Harold Anderson), Girls…
Bristol Parks and Rec’s Arianna Therriault announces theater schedule for The Rockwell Theater for the upcoming fall season
Bristol’s residents have been anxiously awaiting the day when the Rockwell Theater at the Memorial Boulevard Arts Magnet School will begin putting the gorgeous newly-renovated…
Good morning, Bristol!
Welcome to Thursday. Have a look around but don’t touch anything. Remember, if you break it, you buy it, Bristol. Weather Sunny, high 80s. Books…
West End Association meeting open to the public
The upcoming Rockwell Park Summer Festival will be the focus of a public meeting of the West End Association Thursday, July 20, from 6:30 to…
Bristol’s 2023 men’s spring softball champions announced, registration opens for fall leagues
Softball teams fielded by Big Dawg Custom Apparel and Pro Performance Network, respectively, won the Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services (BPRYCS) 2023 Men’s…
City council honors city worker for aiding colleague in distress and hears citizen concerns about this year’s tax increase
By Donovan Wilson Angry taxpayers and local heroes were at the forefront of July’s city council meeting Tuesday evening. “Summer is our busiest season with…