Opinion: Take A Stroll Down Main Street in Bristol
During one of the Farms to Families Food Distribution events I attended a few weeks ago for a client inContinue Reading
During one of the Farms to Families Food Distribution events I attended a few weeks ago for a client inContinue Reading
Featured grant recipient Brian’s Angels Homeless Outreach Main Street Community Foundation says local nonprofits are struggling due to the challengingContinue Reading
Wheeler’s 35th Annual Golf Classic, presented by Mutual of America Financial Group at the Country Club of Farmington, looked a littleContinue Reading
Hogan’s Cider Mill Made the News! Chamber Member, Hogan’s Cider Mill is pressing through the pandemic.Channel Fox 61 filmed Hogan’sContinue Reading
A report from McKnight’s Senior Living — a national media company serving senior living and independent living owners says Tyson BelangerContinue Reading
Please join us in asking Governor Lamont to issue uniform guidance that will permit the loved ones or caregivers ofContinue Reading
With the recent outbreak of coronavirus, many individuals in Connecticut have been forced into unemployment as some businesses have beenContinue Reading
A group is planning on holding a rally on Monday afternoon to protest the governor’s executive orders ordering non-essential businessesContinue Reading
I am proud and inspired to be part of the caring community that is the CT-76th House District. In thisContinue Reading
Greetings, Readers and Happy February from the Burlington Public Library! We’re so excited to be in a Leap Year becauseContinue Reading
The Burlington Public Library is looking forward to a wonderful 2020. Although snow falls and the trees are bare, theyContinue Reading
Small business has always had a place in America. This holds true for Tonn’s Marketplace. When Jordan Tonn took overContinue Reading
The Town of Burlington has scheduled a public information meeting to get comments and feedback from Burlington residents on theContinue Reading
Residents of all ages are invited to Burlington’s 34th Annual Holiday Sing Along on the Burlington Town Green, Wednesday, December 4, 2019 atContinue Reading
State Police Troop L say several cars were rummaged through last night in Burlington. The Stagecoach Road area was hitContinue Reading
Join Hogans Cider Mill at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, October 11 as they celebrate the opening of their new tastingContinue Reading
Greetings Readers and Happy October! Did you know that the Burlington Public Library is the perfect cozy fall reading spot?Continue Reading
The Mayor’s office in conjunction with The Burlington First Selectman’s office, The Bristol/Burlington Health District, Bristol Parks Department and theContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group announced the 4th Annual Whigville Harvest Fest will be held on Sunday October 27th in conjunctionContinue Reading
The Burlington Chamber of Commerce is lighting up the town center again with 72 holiday trees this year. The ChamberContinue Reading
Route 4 and Route 69 Road Work/Traffic Delays Expect moderate traffic delays as CT Department of Transportation has scheduled roadContinue Reading
During a recent planning and zoning meeting, the commission voted in favor of multi-family housing near the town green. JPContinue Reading
Summer Reading is in full-swing and the library is not slowing down in July! There’s still plenty of time toContinue Reading
This year, the Tavern Day committee is again being chaired by David Goshdigian who has some great plans that willContinue Reading
This year, the Tavern Day committee is again being chaired by David Goshdigian who has some great plans that willContinue Reading
The Burlington Board of Selectmen and Bristol City Council announced on Wednesday that each body unanimously endorsed an effort toContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group announced the 3rd Annual Whigville Pride Day to be held on Sunday April 28th. Volunteers from theContinue Reading
The Roundup has put together a special section called Discover Burlington. It highlights the people, places, history and all thingsContinue Reading
The U.S. Census Bureau is now accepting applications at job fairs across the country for the 2020 census. On SaturdayContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group announced the kick-off of a three-month fundraising campaign to replace the broken well at the historicContinue Reading
The Roundup has put together a special section called ‘Discover Burlington!’. It highlights the history of Burlington and what it has toContinue Reading
The Roundup has put together a special section called Discover Burlington! It highlights the history of Burlington and what it has toContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group announced the 3rd Annual Whigville Harvest Fest will be held on Sunday, October 28th in conjunction with the 9th Annual Burlington 5KContinue Reading
In the eighteenth century, two parishes were established in what was then the West Woods section of Farmington: the NewContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group and its parent organization the Burlington Land Trust are proud to announce they have taken ownershipContinue Reading
BURLINGTON — The Burlington Resident State Trooper’s Office initiated an investigation back in May of 2017 after they were madeContinue Reading
According to Ann Mazeau, recently retired history specialist in the Burlington Room at the library, the mysterious building was never a jail.Continue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group announced the 2nd Annual Whigville Harvest Fest will be held on Sunday, October 29th in conjunction with theContinue Reading
The Whigville Preservation Group in Burlington will host a Public Forum on Preservation & Conservation. The event will be held onContinue Reading
The Whigville USA – Sustaining our Agricultural Heritage for Future Generations posted that “Whigville’s first-ever traffic signal may be locatedContinue Reading
If Burlington has its way the town center will get a huge upgrade and not need Bristol & Farmington toContinue Reading