Annual Luminary Service at American Legion this evening; Veterans Day ceremony at BAIMS on Saturday
The Annual Luminary Service will be held on Friday, Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. at the American Legion Hall on Hooker Court. The annual Veterans…
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Bristol, once blue, now red
In this recent election cycle, the Democrats levied numerous charges against the Republicans, from out-and-out racism to antisemitism to the misuse of a city credit…
Eight Bristol sports legends to be inducted into the Bristol Sports Hall of Fame on Nov. 17
The Bristol Sports Hall of Fame will be inducting the following individuals into their Class of 2023 on Friday, Nov.17: Mark Dunn, Frank Owsianko Jr., Chris Michalowski, Rob…
Election results: Caggiano defeats Rosado, Republicans sweep
Republican incumbent Mayor Jeffrey Caggiano collected a substantial 2,600 vote victory over Democratic challenger Scott Rosado on Tuesday night to secure his position as mayor…
Weekly roundup features Veterans Day events, Wheeler awarded federal recognition, Thanksgiving’s service set
Veterans Day events begin Thursday with DAR program at Bristol Historical Society The Bristol Historical Society will present a special event featuring David Brennan, author…
Democratic challengers fall far short of retaking mayor, council seats as Republicans win by large margins
By David Fortier Dems tackled a difficult task with the 2023 municipal election of retaking the mayor’s seat as well as making inroads with the…
Caggiano’s crushing victory leads to a Republican sweep
By Rit Carter Bristol Republican Mayor Jeff Caggiano and the entire slate of Republican city council candidates won reelection Tuesday night with a resounding and…
Sue Tyler glides to victory
By Rit Carter District 2 city councilor Sue Tyler retained her council seat Tuesday night with an easy win. Tyler, in her first term as…
Early indications voting might outpace 2021 slip away
At 5 p.m., numbers of voters from polling sites around the city is running neck and neck with those reported during the 2021 municipal elections….
Chorale raises funds from bake sale on election day
All TBE readers, supporters and donors The Bristol Edition will be limiting the number of stories non-members and free readers may access each week. This…
Polling numbers slightly ahead of last municipal election
By David Fortier At 11 a.m., numbers of voters in today’s municipal election are slightly ahead of those from the previous municipal election in 2021….
BC girls soccer drops tough one-goal decision in Class L tilt; BC and BE boys soccer teams ready for action today
By Michael Letendre The public school girls and boys soccer programs are representing the city of Bristol to the best of their abilities this postseason…
Bristol Eastern volleyball sweeps to victory in first round of state tournament
Bristol Eastern hosted WCA in the first round of the CIAC state tournament Monday night, and the Lancers proved to be too much for the…
Good morning, Bristol!
Take cover, it’s Tuesday, people. Weather In the AM, rain. Later, partly cloudy, with temps near 70. Seriously. Wind 15-20 mph. The light at the…
Celebrating those pesky political lawn signs
By Rit Carter Following a long, hot summer, fall brings a welcomed seasonal change with its beautiful colors, cool temperatures, hot tea, tag sales, football,…
Election statistic–number of eligible voters in Bristol
When the polls opened this morning, there were just over 35,000 people eligible to vote in today’s municipal election. Of them, over 15,000 are unaffiliated,…
Municipal elections in Bristol have low turnout
The total turnout in Bristol’s municipal elections has historically been incredibly low in statistics provided by the state and Bristol’s Registrar of Voters office. According…
Good morning, Bristol!
It is Monday, so turn your head to the side and cough. Weather Monday can’t make up its mind with a mix of sun and…
Creative Jam Art Co. provides Inclusive Space for Expression
By Laura Bailey On the banks of the Pequabuck River sits Creative Jam Art Co., an inclusive space for artists to create and be inspired….
Bristol Events Calendar, Nov. 6 – 12
Monday, Nov. 6 Monday Funday. 1 p.m. at the Manross Library Tuesday, Nov. 7 Election Day: Bristol Public Schools Closed Manross Movie: Emily.2 p.m. at…