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Want a look inside Bristol's most beautiful homes? Now's your chance
The Bristol Historical & Preservation Society will be holding their “House Tour 2024” on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. more
Want to inspire a youngster to become the next member of a band playing in the Fourth of July Concert Series? Donate an instrument this weekend!
Instrument drive to support return of 5th grade band to Bristol-Warren
For the first time in over 20 years, band will be offered to Bristol Warren 5th graders. Help them get the tools they need by donating an instrument this Saturday, Aug. 31. more
Letter: Bristol DPW policy prevents recycling
I don’t understand why I can't pay a fee to bring my recyclables to the town’s recycling facility. more
Letter: End of summer does not mean end of heatstroke risk
As the summer comes to an end, I find it timely to remind your readers of the dangers of vehicular hypothermia and the risks that remain as we transition into the fall.  more
Letter: Lack of local candidates is concerning
Something that has slipped beneath the radar is the fact that all of the local government seats in Bristol will be going uncontested. more
Pictured with a check for the Don P. and Elaine M. Hayden Scholarships for Education in the Trades are Kenneth Barthelemy, Hayden Foundation Board Member; Gena Bianco, Dean of RWU’s University College; RWU President Ioannis N. Miaoulis; and George Panichas, Executive Director of the Hayden Foundation.
RWU to offer $250,000 in scholarships for trades education
With the goal of addressing the critical need for developing a skilled trades workforce in Rhode Island and the region, Roger Williams University is launching an endowed full-scholarship program for trades education at its Providence campus. more
Barges have been docked on the East Providence shoreline at Water Street in preparation for the start of razing the westbound side of the Washington Bridge.
Process of tearing down Washington Bridge westbound span begins
Preparations to raze the dilapidated west side portion of the Washington Bridge structure began in recent weeks with the erection of protective netting and the start of asphalt removal from the … more
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Bristol Phoenix - Thursday, August 29, 2024
Letter: ’Social Host’ DUI law — an idea worth exploring
I was taught in my teens that driving is a privilege, not a right.  Another week, another driver convicted of DUI that has had numerous prior DUI convictions, many resulting in accidents … more
American Eagle (left) and Courageous speed neck and neck by the Hog Island Lighthouse during the second race.
Yachts collide at Herreshoff Classic
The 2024 Herreshoff Classic Yacht Regatta looked like it was going to get off to a slow start... more
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BWEF announces $50,000 in educational grants for 2024/25 school year
The Bristol Warren Education Foundation (BWEF) recently announced the funding of $50,000 in educational grants for the 2024-2025 school year, bringing 15 academic enrichment programs designed by local educators to the Bristol Warren Regional School District. more
Sen. Pam Lauria (left) and Rep. June Speakman, with an unidentified photo-bomber at the Democratic National Convention, held last week in Chicago.
Bristol well-represented at Democratic National Convention
Rep. June Speakman and Sen. Pam Lauria were among the Rhode Island delegation pledging their votes in Chicago. more
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Chrisian Phillips (left), Lillian Depoy, Jasmine Raymond and Winter Pacheco paint a rock by the river.
Photos: Mt. Hope Class of 2025 makes their mark
The painting of the rocks tradition continues on for the newest senior class at Mt. Hope High School. more
The late Maddie Pacheco was revered by everyone connected with Mt. Hope High School and beyond. A new Victory Bell is being planned in her memory that will ring out loud and clear at athletic events this season.
'Victory Bell' to be installed in honor of Mt. Hope soccer player
The late Maddie Pacheco, who passed away in November of 2023, will leave a legacy heard loud and clear. more
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With the convention over, here comes the sprint to the finish
STORY OF THE WEEK: With the end of the Democratic National Convention, the stage is now set for a 74-day sprint to the high-stakes November election. Rhode Island’s delegation, like other … more
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Black sea bass, like this 19” fish caught this weekend off Newport, are here in abundance due to climate change and warming water.
As the Earth and oceans warm, our fisheries change
This month the European-Union’s Climate Change Service, Copernicus, said that 2024 will likely end up being the warmest year on record. July 2024 had an average surface air temperature of 62.44 … more
New to the Bristol tour this year is the spectacular DeWolf-Guiteras House on High Street.
Bristol House Tour will open 12 private homes next month
The Bristol Historical & Preservation Society is holding its House Tour 2024 on Saturday, Sept. 21, when 12 private homes, some of which have not been open for more than 25 years, will be … more
Despire barriers, two daughters formed a lifelong friendship
“American Daughters” is the story of the friendship between Alice Roosevelt, daughter of Presidebnt Teddy Roosevelt, and Portia Washington, daughter of black leader Booker T. Washington, … more
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Editorial: Great news for the East Bay Bike Path
It’s easy to live with disruption. Most folks do it every day. They drive to work with brakes that squeak slightly. They stop thinking about the ache in their back. They eventually learn to … more
This year's Frontline Ministry Motorcycle Ride for Freedom helped raise $9,000.
Over 100 bikes 'ride for freedom' in Bristol
The 2024 edition of the Frontline Ministry Motorcycle Ride for Freedom was another huge success, with over 100 bikes participating and raising $9,000. more
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The Bristol Fire and Rescue boat keeps watch over the harbor as boats pass by the dock during the Blessing of the Fleet, Saturday.
Bristol's 10th Annual Harbor Festival raises around $10,000
Check out the scene from the annual celebration of what is arguably Bristol’s most important resource. more
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Letter: Did anyone notice this flag infraction?
I truly believe this organization owes an apology to the country of Japan and/or an official representing that government. more
Bristol Phoenix - Thursday, August 22, 2024
Juni Kobayashi (left) of Odaiko New England performs with other Taiko drummers at the Black Ships Festival, Saturday.
Photos: The 41st Annual Black Ships Festival
For more than 40 years, the Japan-America Society and Black Ships Festival of Rhode Island has hosted a weekend of events celebrating goodwill between the two nations and Rhode Island’s pivotal role in the opening of Japan to international trade. more
Located on Hope Street, North Farm remains in multiple legal battles with the Bristol County Water Authority.
North Farm's battle with Bristol County Water Authority drags on
Claims regarding illicit rate hikes, collection of water fees, and burst pipes highlight multiple legal disputes between the two, going as high as the Rhode Island Supreme Court. more
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