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CT Mirror, Government, News, State News January 10, 2025

CT lawmakers to prioritize special education in 2025 session

By Jessika Harkay, CT Mirror For members of the legislature’s Education Committee, the 2025 legislative session will bring back perennial debates over funding, classroom safety…

January 8, 2025

Discover the history of 95 Riverside Ave. with Tom Vaughn at the Carousel Museum

By Laura Bailey The Carousel Museum invites you to step back in time and uncover the fascinating history of one of Bristol’s most iconic locations…

January 6, 2025

Moments in Focus: January through April 2024

January 6, 2025

Library Board of Directors among city’s meetings today

January 3, 2025

The Soul Session to celebrate Jazz, R&B, and Neo-Soul at Rockwell Theater

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.

April 29, 2022

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CT lawmakers to prioritize special education in 2025 session