by Pam McLoughlin, Hartford Courant Article: July 11, 2022 Stafford Elementary School Principal, Laytana Farrell bring her singing everywhere – to morning announcements, to the hallways and to the stages […]
PEM Becomes Certified to ISO 9001:2015 Standard with Assistance from City of Bristol Grant Program and CONNSTEP by Dean Simmons, CONNSTEP Background Precision Express Manufacturing (PEM) is a CNC Swiss […]
by Victoria Kosciukiewicz, Summer Intern The HS Bartholomew House, Located on Maple Avenue is Given New Life By New Owners While driving home from work or the grocery store there […]
Justin Root, unemployed for two years after working as a landscaper, is married with one daughter and another on the way. Justin says he was looking for a more stable […]
By Grace Gagnon, Content Marketer You don’t need to go on a tropical vacation to enjoy your summer when you live in Bristol, Conn. Thanks to the many restaurants and […]
In March the City of Bristol established a hotline, the All Heart Hotline, to provide Bristol residents in need of social services or other support during the Coronavirus public health […]
by Grace Gagnon Bart Holcomb – Bristol’s own living proof that you can switch careers at any age, as long as you’re willing to learn. Immediately after college, Bart began […]
by Grace Gagnon Vanessa Rivera, who moved to the United States from Puerto Rico 6 years ago and speaks fluent English, is happily married, mother to two young girls, and […]
by Grace Gagnon College. For some high school seniors, reading that word induces extreme stress. Teenagers are faced with the monumental task of deciding their future. The same questions circle […]
Elizabeth West, a lifelong dancer and gymnast, discovered yoga while she was in college. It instantly became a perfect compliment, both physically and mentally, for her dancing and gymnast lifestyle […]