Henri Martin

Local Government, News March 18, 2023

Bristol senator voices support for bill improving safety for healthcare providers, patients

Sen. Henri Martin (R, District 31) spoke in support of improving safety for healthcare providers and patients during a public hearing at the state capitol on Monday. “We have seen…

December 18, 2024

American Legion Post 2 makes holiday donations to local nonprofits

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.

December 12, 2024

Animal Legal Defense Fund offers winter safety tips for pets

December 12, 2024

Main Street Community Foundation awards $15,000 in grants to support local men and boys’ programs

December 11, 2024

Commission for Persons with Disabilities, Youth Commission to meet tonight

December 10, 2024

Wreaths Across America Ceremony to be held in Bristol this Saturday

December 22, 2024

Tafika Arts offers handcrafted treasurers in the West End

Connecting Bristol to global artistry and handcrafted treasures By JoAnn Moran Tucked away in the West End at the corner of West and School Streets in Bristol, CT, Tafika Arts…

December 22, 2024

A Christmas story about hope

December 20, 2024

WorthWhile Reads: A dream realized in Bristol

December 20, 2024

The Light of Chanukah

December 18, 2024

‘Holiday Wrap & Write’ at library beginning Wednesday, Dec 18; Friends’ mini-book sale through the month

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…

December 17, 2024

Bristol Tax Collector announces second installment due date

December 16, 2024

Schools in Bristol delayed 2 hours today, Dec 16

February 21, 2021

Bristol’s Runaway Slaves: Part 1 — Harry Jackson

Harry Jackson was a runaway slave who became Bristol, Connecticut’s oldest resident, passing away in 1904. His life, a blend of hardship and resilience, unfolded from Paterson, New Jersey, to Bristol, where he integrated into the community. Researching his story revealed limited records, underscoring the importance of preserving his legacy.

February 27, 2022

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Henri Martin

Bristol senator voices support for bill improving safety for healthcare providers, patients