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Unnaming art — what’s in a name, anyway?
Feral cats have no names, no homes, and no owners. Yet they exist, can be seen, and even interact with humans — sometimes. Despite this, they remain wild animals, untamed and unnamed. For local …
On Monday, January 13, the primary business of the first meeting of 2025 for the Bristol Warren Regional School Committee was the … Read More
Burnside Street is a mess. And it has been on the radar of Ed Tanner, Town Planner, for some time. From the aging, off-kilter utility … Read More
A little over 3 years since opening their flagship location at Unity Park, Rebecca Ernst and Todd Nicholson are expanding their … Read More
RIBridges data breach: what you need to know
In partnership with Gov. Dan McKee’s office, the Town of Bristol is offering two informational sessions to assist residents in … Read More
Nothing quite like northeasterly gusts carrying subzero windchill temperatures ashore to turn one’s thoughts fondly to the boating … Read More
Bristol resident and novelist Elizabeth Splaine was, in her past career, an opera singer. Before that, she worked in healthcare. Then, … Read More
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Annual 5k beach race benefits Mt. Hope High indoor track program
The Mt. Hope High School indoor track and field team's annual "I'd Rather Be Indoor" 5k run/walk steps off Sunday morning, Dec. 8, at Bristol Town Beach. The race starts at 10:30 a.m.
Organizers …
Celebration of St. Elizabeth’s namesake marches on in Bristol
After a successful inaugural feast last year, this new tradition appears to be gaining traction, and notoriety.
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.
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Letter: Felag addressed my issue, and quickly!
A few weeks ago, I reached out to my State Senator, Walter Felag Jr., about a minor traffic concern. Senator Felag promptly returned my call that same day. After listening to my concerns, he assured …
Felag addressed my issue, and quickly!
To the editor: A few weeks ago, I reached out to my state senator, Walter Felag, Jr., about a minor traffic concern. Senator Felag promptly returned my call that same day. After listening to my …
Letter: Hotel wetlands permit granted without merit
To the editor: As described by Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM), the proposed hotel development will alter and disturb 4,717 square feet of swamp and 45,200 square …
Letter: Is RI Energy taking advantage of its customers?
To the Editor: If you receive a monthly billing statement from RI Energy you will want to continue reading. I believe you will find this letter an interesting read. You may even want to follow …
Letter: Gratitude for a magical season
Dear Editor: On behalf of myself and the board of directors at the James D. Rielly Foundation, I want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this holiday season at the Bristol …