Rep. Betts votes for bill making it crime to impersonate military for purpose...
During Wednesday’s session, State Representative Whit Betts (R-78) voted in favor of a measure that defines the crime of falsely representing oneself as having a military medal or decoration, or...
View ArticleBristol Preschool accepting applications
Bristol Preschool Child Care Center, Inc. is accepting applications for 3- and 4-year old children for enrollment. Bristol Preschool is a non-profit, NAEYC accredited agency funded by the state...
View ArticleKids Safety Fair at library May 3
On Saturday, May 3 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the Children’s Department at the Bristol Public Library offers its seventh annual safety fair. The Safety Fair offers free bike helmets to children, bike...
View ArticleBristol Preschool applications being accepted
Bristol Preschool Child Care Center, Inc. is accepting applications for 3- and 4-year old children for enrollment. Bristol Preschool is a non-profit, NAEYC accredited agency funded by the state...
View ArticleHillside Church takes initiative to help those in need
By KAITLYN NAPLES STAFF WRITER In November last year, Marie White and a few fellow parishioners at Hillside Community Church gathered to come up with a proactive way to help local residents in need. “I...
View ArticlePolice investigating Davis Drive disturbance
Police responded to a disturbance at 100 Davis Drive last Thursday evening just after 9:30 p.m. where a large amount of people were reportedly fighting. One 19-year-old male sustained a wound, a press...
View ArticleApril Council meeting brings new BDA director, Muzzy renovations
At a recent City Council meeting earlier this month, the City Council unanimously approved the appointment of a new director in the city’s Bristol Development Authority office. Former Grants...
View ArticleBCHS to host costume and prop sale Saturday, May 3
As a way to raise funds for theater renovations and improvements, Bristol Central High School will be having a Costume and Prop Sale on Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Costumes and props from...
View ArticleStudy skills class offered this summer at St. Paul
Back for the second summer, St. PaulCatholicHigh School and Successful Study Skills 4 Students (S4) are proud to announce two summer sessions of S4’s popular study skills workshops: one for middle...
View ArticleHartford Stage costumes to be on display at Carousel Museum
Stagecraft is a traveling exhibit that is currently at the New EnglandCarouselMuseum until May 15, 2014. In a press release, Hartford Stage said, “In celebration of Hartford Stage’s 50th Anniversary...
View ArticleFishing Derby results announced
Bristol Parks and Recreation hosted its 63rd Annual Fishing Derby on Saturday, April 26. Despite the pouring rain, there were over 200 youth and adults in attendance. Be sure to “Like” Bristol Parks...
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Transcription Plus saluted for 25 years of business
State Rep. Whit Betts, left, and state Sen. Jason Welch, right, honor Mary Goehring for 25 years in business at the Capitol in Hartford. State Representative Whit Betts (R-Bristol) and State Senator...
View ArticleFree tobacco cessation services offered starting next week
The WheelerHealth & WellnessCenter at 10 North Main Street, Bristol, offers free tobacco cessation services for individuals interested in quitting tobacco use beginning the week of May 5. Wheeler’s...
View ArticleBill provides civil, criminal immunity for administering drugs like Narcan
The House of Representatives last week passed a bill providing civil and criminal immunity to anyone administering opiate antagonist prescription drugs like Narcan, a life-saving measure against heroin...
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Parent and Child Center saluted by General Assembly
The Parent and ChildCenter at BristolHospital recently was awarded an official citation by the Connecticut General Assembly. The citation recognizes the Parent and ChildCenter’s efforts with its Blue...
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Bare Bones seeks items for tag sale
One man’s trash is another hipster’s treasure. Bare Bones is looking for gently-used and well-loved but perhaps outgrown home decor and art. Folk art, school projects, stuff that doesn’t match your...
View ArticleChamber to commemorate 125th anniversary at annual dinner
The Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce will hold its Annual Dinner Meeting on Tuesday, June 17, at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville. The chamber will honor community businesses and leaders for...
View ArticleSen. Welch endorses McKinney for governor
State Senator Jason Welch (R-Bristol) on Wednesday announced in a press release that he endorses State Senate Republican Leader John McKinney to be the next governor of the state of Connecticut. “With...
View ArticleFinanciers OK 2014-15 budget
If city leaders approve the proposed budget for the next fiscal year, residents would see an increase on their property tax bills. Last Tuesday, the Finance Board unanimously approved a budget totaling...
View ArticlePolice blotter for May 2
Bristol police reported the following arrests: •Wilfred Beland, 36, of 26 Crest View Rd., Terryville was arrested on April 19 and charged with illegal carry of firearm while under the influence of...
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