Senior listings for May 9
MONDAY, MAY 12 BRISTOL BRISTOL HOSPITAL CEO AND PRESIDENT KURT BARWIS. Presented by Advocates for Bristol Seniors. He will speak about practice of hospitals admitting patients for “observation” or as...
View ArticlePlainville man charged with credit card theft
Plainville police made an arrest recently in a credit card theft case that happened last September. Plainville resident Erik R. Kristopik, 28, of 18 Atwood St., was arrested on May 5 and charged with...
View ArticleMayor to further attack blight, graffiti
The City of Bristol and Mayor Ken Cockayne continue to fight blight in the community. To date, six houses have been demolished that were failing to meet minimal standards, and several more have been...
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The following obituaries will be published in Friday’s Observer. For further details, turn to our print or e-editions on Friday. Francis L. Lombardi, 86, of Bristol, died on Wednesday, April 30 at...
View ArticleJuvenile charged with stealing a vehicle, car keys from CT Moped Center
Police arrested a 16-year-old male Tuesday night who was found with several car keys in his pocket belonging to vehicles for sale at CT Moped Center at 50 Terryville Ave. The suspect’s name was not...
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View ArticleCyber Knights end another season with trip to World Championship
The Southington High School Cyber Knights have wrapped up their season after competing in the World Championship held in St. Louis. Travelling with their friends of Team 558 from New Haven’s Hill...
View ArticleMan jumps out of window to escape fire
A Summer Ridge man is in stable condition after he jumped from a second floor window to escape a fire. On Sunday, May 4, the Southington Fire Department was called to a structure fire at 250 Summer...
View ArticleSouthington High School releases third quarter honor roll
Southington High School has released its honor roll for the third marking period. Grade 9, First Honors: Madison Aldieri, Abigail Alfieri, Michael Allen, Hallie Altwies, Alissa Anglis, Jake Aparo, Lily...
View ArticleSoftball wins battle of unbeatens; Lady Knights hold onto the top spot in the...
By John Goralski Sports Writer For three innings, Maloney’s sophomore ace was matching Southington’s veteran pitch for pitch. Close calls weren’t going Southington’s way, and it was etched on the Lady...
View ArticleLacrosse splits week; Win over Pomperaug clinches postseason
By John Goralski Sports Writer For four quarters, the Blue Knights pummeled the Pomperaug defense. For four quarters, Southington matched Xavier’s torrid attack. Southington won the first game easily...
View ArticleGirl Scouts camp offers summer activities
CampCarlson has a variety of fun and challenging activities like nature exploration, hiking, and canoeing for all girls in grades K-12. Camp programs also include swimming, arts and crafts, games,...
View ArticleGirl Scouts camp offers summer activities
CampCarlson has a variety of fun and challenging activities like nature exploration, hiking, and canoeing for all girls in grades K-12. Camp programs also include swimming, arts and crafts, games,...
View ArticleGirl Scouts camp offers summer activities
CampCarlson has a variety of fun and challenging activities like nature exploration, hiking, and canoeing for all girls in grades K-12. Camp programs also include swimming, arts and crafts, games,...
View ArticleKennedy Middle School announces third period honor roll
Kennedy Middle School has announced its honor roll for the third marking period. Sixth grade, first honors: Lexi Almeida, Katherine Barner, Morgan Barnum, Ryan Barretta, Samantha Barrows, Jessica...
View ArticleBill regarding education plans for those with dyslexia passes in House,...
State Representative Whit Betts (R-Bristol, Plymouth) celebrated the passage of a bill that would provide teachers with the resources needed to craft individualized education plans (IEPs) for students...
View ArticleDining listings for May 9
SATURDAY, MAY 10 BRISTOL PROSPECT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL RENAISSANCE DINNER. 6 p.m. This year’s theme is a “Scottish Fling.” Good food, fellowship, fun, and men in kilts. Prospect United...
View ArticleLearning from the loss; Newington game serves as a measuring stick
By John Goralski Sports Writer Trailing by four points in the final game of the series, Coach Lou Gianacopolos signaled for his second timeout. His volleyball team gathered on the court, but...
View ArticleTennis stays perfect; Knights survive the conference opener
By John Goralski Sports Writer It wasn’t easy, but it still counts as a win. On Friday, May 2, the Blue Knight tennis team opened the conference schedule in West Hartford and escaped with a 4-3...
View ArticleComeback clincher; Second half surge secures postseason berth
By John Goralski Sports Writer Coach Jill Pomposi had enough and signaled to the officials for a timeout. Fewer than 8 minutes had elapsed, but the Southington lacrosse team was already trailing...
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