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Local News, News, State News January 17, 2025

Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce expands network with Thomaston partnership

The Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce and the Town of Thomaston’s Economic Development Commission have announced a new partnership, welcoming Thomaston into the Chamber’s growing…

January 16, 2025

Weekend arts and music events in Bristol

By Laura Bailey This weekend promises a vibrant mix of music, art, and film for local residents and visitors alike. From classic films to live…

January 15, 2025

Library Coffee House features classic rock ‘n roll band this Saturday

January 8, 2025

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

January 6, 2025

Moments in Focus: January through April 2024

January 16, 2025

Today’s city meetings include Public Works and Commission on Aging

The city meetings for today, Thursday, Jan. 16, included the following: Commission on Aging, 11 a.m. Room 109, Bristol Senior Center, 240 Stafford Ave. Citation…

January 16, 2025

CLYNK ‘drop bag’ recycling and redemption kicks off Connecticut operations in Bristol

January 16, 2025

City council hears complaints about ReWorld/Covanta

July 28, 2024

Breaking the tape: Florence Merrill, Bristol’s forgotten Olympic hopeful

On Labor Day, September 3, 1923, Florence Merrill made history at the American Legion Track and Field Meet in Bridgeport, Connecticut, becoming a standout female athlete in an era challenging women in sports. Competing against top sprinters, she won the 100-yard dash, tying the women’s world record at 12 seconds, despite a penalty for a false start. Her achievements showcased her prowess and contributed to the growing recognition of women in athletics, even though she faced barriers in Olympic competition during the 1924 Paris Games.

July 10, 2021

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