Bristol one of six towns approved for medical marijuana dispensary facilities
The following is a press release from the state’s Department of Consumer Protection. “Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein announced today the names and...
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BC Footlights travels the yellow brick road this weekend
By MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR Bristol Central High School’s Footlights heads over the rainbow this weekend as the troupe offers up its take on the classic tale of “The Wizard of Oz.” The show opens...
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Bristol’s Spirit Shaker to shake you all night long in New Britain
By MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR If you have caught up with Bristol band Spirit Shaker in some of Connecticut’s favorite watering holes, you probably already are a fan of their set list chock full of...
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Bristol’s Spirit Shaker to shake you all night long in New Britain
By MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR If you have caught up with Bristol band Spirit Shaker in some of Connecticut’s favorite watering holes, you probably already are a fan of their set list chock full of...
View ArticleConservation Commission members sought
The Town of Plainville is looking for residents to serve on the Conservation Commission. If you are a registered voter and would like an application, contact the Town Manager’s office at (860)793-0221,...
View ArticleLibrary, Rec. Dept. offer April vacation programs
The Plainville Public Library and The Plainville Recreation Department are offering the following April vacation programs. Monday April 14: Splash Party at the High School Pool (all ages), 11 a.m.to...
View ArticleAt St. Paul, Ghanian shares triumph over poverty
By KAITLYN NAPLES STAFF WRITER Thomas Awiapo of Ghana, has traveled to 48 states in America and made a stop in Bristol last week to share is story of overcoming poverty and being an advocate for...
View ArticleBusinesses hear how they can give youths in area opportunity
By KAITLYN NAPLES STAFF WRITER While 50 teens were provided employment last summer through the Capital Workforce Partners Summer Youth Employment Initiative, more than 50 percent of the applicants for...
View ArticleArc of Southington celebrates 60 years of service
By Lisa Capobianco Staff Writer The Arc of Southington began its journey 60 years ago when a local mother named Irene Desmaris submitted a newspaper article in “The News,” searching for other families...
View ArticleNew restaurant in Marion brings more than pizza
By Lisa Capobianco Staff Writer From pizza and pasta to wings to grinders, wraps and salads, Dina’s Pizza, Grill & Bar offers a variety of different cuisines for customers. Located in the Marion...
View ArticleWinning at the numbers game; Boys Track has more depth than ever before
By John Goralski Sports Writer A large crowd of boys pack into the hallway in the basement of the school, craning their necks to hear Colleen Roarty barking out orders. The first year coach has to yell...
View ArticleSouthington schools look to participate in energy costs savings proposal
By Lisa Capobianco Staff Writer The Board of Education voted unanimously to support Southington’s participation in a $13 million energy performance contracting proposal with a company that will...
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SWAN Day soars with creativity
A variety of creative arts… from paintings to jewelry to fashion to music to fire dancing to burlesque… was all on display at the seventh annual SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) on Saturday at...
View ArticleRotary’s annual fund raiser makes good ‘cents’ for local scholars
By KAITLYN NAPLES STAFF WRITER For the past 40 years, the Plainville Rotary Club has been hosting its annual Penny Sale, which has been one of its most successful fundraisers each year. This year’s...
View ArticleMinor injuries after car hits Terryville Ave home
Minor injuries were reported after a vehicle struck a home on Terryville Avenue Friday afternoon. A press release said the vehicle left the roadway and struck a single family home. The operator of the...
View ArticleTRIAD conference to promote healthy living, healthy aging April 23
The West Central Connecticut TRIAD cordially invites all interested residents to “Stay Strong – Live Long” by attending a free conference on Wednesday, April 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The conference...
View ArticleMiddle school recognized in Gallup poll
The Middle School of Plainville has been recognized by the Gallup Education Practice, with a “Gallup Kids Approved” designation. “We at MSP are particularly proud of this recognition, as it came...
View ArticleState rep. announces commemoration of Armenian genocide April 26
Ruth Thomasian, a photo archivist and historian, will be the keynote speaker at the annual 99th Armenian Genocide Commemoration that will be held in the House Chambers at the State Capitol on Saturday,...
View ArticleCommemoration of Armenian genocide planned for April 26 in Hartford
Ruth Thomasian, a photo archivist and historian, will be the keynote speaker at the annual 99th Armenian Genocide Commemoration that will be held in the House Chambers at the State Capitol on Saturday,...
View ArticleCommemoration of Armenian genocide planned for April 26 in Hartford
Ruth Thomasian, a photo archivist and historian, will be the keynote speaker at the annual 99th Armenian Genocide Commemoration that will be held in the House Chambers at the State Capitol on Saturday,...
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