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  • Meghan Southey, student at Bristol Central High School, and Sydney Braccia, student at Bristol Eastern High School talk about their class lessons and this year’s election Tuesday afternoon at Starbucks. | JoAnn Moran
  • Despite the rainy weather participants rose to the occasion bringing their best moves. | Ron Tessman
  • Leah Roy in action vs. Manchester High School | T.J. Dowling
  • Jack Swatt of the American Chestnut Foundation harvests chestnuts during a harvesting session on Tuesday morning at the Hoppers-Birge Pond Preserve. | Friends of the Hoppers-Birge Pond Preserve photo
  • An American black bear seen on Bradley Street in Bristol. | Laura Bailey
  • Near Broad Street | Staff
  • Sculptor Fuller Barnes, his sister Joan and cousin Sally with the new sculpture outside the emergency center at Bristol Hospital. | David Fortier
  • Voters at West Bristol register with poll workers before heading to the voting booth on Tuesday. JoAnn Moran
  • Joe Caminiti, left, from Bristol, was among the three World War II veterans honored at a World War II rembrance event in East Hartford on Sunday. He was joined by Rosario Lombardo and Mario Forte. | Neal Supranovich
  • Among the participants of this year’s ‘How-ween’ dog costume parade at Lake Compounce are FRankie as Beetlejuice and Spunky in prisoner garb. | JoAnne Moran
  • The Mondos, daughter Gabriella and dad Scott, customers at Bob’s Chalet Ski Swap. | JoAnn Moran
  • The Shriners are a perennial favorite at the Mum Festival Parade. | Laura Bailey
  • Voters receive one of these two winning entries in the 1st Annual “I Voted” Sticker Contest held by the Bristol Registrars of Voters. | David Fortier
  • 1-year-old Labradoodle Mookie rests after chasing a tennis ball.| Laura Bailey
  • Pigeon Hill | Staff

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