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The American Clock & Watch Museum will livestream its 4th annual Wine, Women & Watches event on Thursday, September 17th at 7:00Continue Reading
U.S. Attorney John H. Durham and Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced that Ean James, D.M.D., has entered into aContinue Reading
Bristol residents, city departments, non-profits and community organizations are invited to learn about Connecticut’s Solar for All Program that offersContinue Reading
A chemical product manufacturer, and a cupcake bakery are among the many new businesses in Bristol in June. Other newContinue Reading
The Bristol, Plainville and Southington Observer will not resume operations of their weekly publications. The papers — which were ownedContinue Reading
The City of Bristol’s Public Works Department has released its schedule for the 2020 fall paving program which willContinue Reading
Main Street Community Foundation (MSCF) is accepting applications for grants distributed from the Men & Boys’ Fund. Nonprofit organizations withContinue Reading
The Mayor’s Office and the United Way will be sponsoring a third Farmers to Families Produce Distribution program for thisContinue Reading
A crisis reveals as much as it devastates. Retailers that were struggling before the coronavirus outbreak are now crumbling. NotContinue Reading
87 acres of wetlands in Farmington and abutting land in Bristol went on the market last week. The land sitsContinue Reading
Nearly 500 extra utility workers are setting up trailers at Lake Compounce for what could be a long haul. EversourceContinue Reading
The Bristol Public Library and the Bristol Senior Center were the recent recipients of Automatic External Defibrillators (AED) funded byContinue Reading
Exploring Connecticut’s attractions is always a fantastic way to spend a day with the family, and while we may notContinue Reading
As we prepare to celebrate Dad, we recognize that Father’s Day festivities may be different this year– but that doesn’tContinue Reading
A video posted to social media shows an enraged Connecticut state trooper screaming profanity at a driver during a traffic stop.Continue Reading
Pier 1, the seller of wicker chairs and scented candles, said it will go out of business and permanently closeContinue Reading
Here is the latest guidance from the state: Gatherings: All social and recreational gatherings of more than 5 people areContinue Reading
Restaurants in Connecticut will be able to offer outdoor dining with significant capacity restrictions as well as stringent public healthContinue Reading
It could be a month before people can get their haircut again in Connecticut. Governor Ned Lamont and Governor GinaContinue Reading
You can now add another tenant to Bristol’s oldest Plaza. The owners of Bristol Plaza, announced the addition of FiveContinue Reading
How’s this for a comeback in the era of coronavirus? Drive-in theaters may be part of our new normal. CoronavirusContinue Reading
Governor Ned Lamont announced that Connecticut state parks that feature beaches along the state’s shoreline will be open Friday, MayContinue Reading
An employee at a Whole Foods grocery store in Greenwich has died due to complications related to the new coronavirus,Continue Reading
Governor Ned Lamont announced that the State of Connecticut is receiving $111 million in federal coronavirus relief aid for theContinue Reading
The vacant lot at the corner of Route 6 and North Main Street is going to get a massive makeover.Continue Reading
Whether you’re fly fishing the Housatonic or Farmington Rivers, catching monster Northern Pike in Bantam Lake, or even cruising LongContinue Reading
The four sectors of business that will be allowed to open on May 20 are restaurants, personal services, retail, andContinue Reading
The following documents are updated lists of every nursing home and assisted living facility in Connecticut with residents who haveContinue Reading
Self-employed residents in Connecticut who are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic can now apply for unemployment andContinue Reading
A Milford man, Stephen McCarthy, 27, of Meadowside Road is accused of spitting on police officers and telling them heContinue Reading
The state data released on April 30 1,249 shows nursing home residents had died from the coronavirus. Nursing home residentsContinue Reading
Governor Lamont presented an approach his administration is considering to reopen Connecticut’s economy in phases beginning May 20, 2020. HereContinue Reading
Gig workers, independent contractors, freelancers and self-employed workers who lost their income due to the coronavirus may now qualify forContinue Reading
The Connecticut Department of Labor launched a website containing spreadsheets that breaks down information on people who have filed for unemployment inContinue Reading
A report from McKnight’s Senior Living — a national media company serving senior living and independent living owners says Tyson BelangerContinue Reading
About 40 members of the Connecticut National Guard and Army Reserves will act as “the eyes and ears” of theContinue Reading
As the weeks of keeping our families safe at home continue, parents are looking for virtual activities to engage, teach,Continue Reading
Many people are turning to the great outdoors for fresh air, exercise and the renewing power of nature during theContinue Reading
Six Friendly’s locations have announced temporary layoffs totaling in excess of 120 employees and the temporary closing of the restaurantsContinue Reading
As coronavirus spreads across the U.S., Americans in some of the country’s hardest-hit regions have stepped up to foster andContinue Reading
The state data released on April 24 reported 3,423 confirmed cases, 568 laboratory-confirmed coronavirus-associated deaths and 200 “probable” virus-related deathsContinue Reading
More than 10,000 people have signed an online petition urging Gov. Ned Lamont to allow a licensed professional barber, hairdresser or cosmetologistContinue Reading
Westport is ending its participation in a controversial “pandemic drone” program to suss out potential coronavirus patients after an outcry from residentsContinue Reading
There’s doing your level best to self-isolate to hinder the spread of the new coronavirus, and then there’s taking itContinue Reading
There has been an ongoing argument over who can reopen the economy and about whether public officials should reopen theContinue Reading
Health officials are warning states not to reopen businesses or allow large gatherings too quickly, for fear of a resurgenceContinue Reading
The closure of the Bristol Senior Center due to Covid-19, has the staff adjusting their services of checking in onContinue Reading
Firefighters at Danbury house didn’t have very far to travel for their first big job on Monday. “Yesterday was aContinue Reading
Speeding is a well known problem in Burlington. From Rt. 4, to Rt. 69, and so many small short cutContinue Reading