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State senator establishes online petition against CL&P rate hike

State Sen. Joe Markley (R-Southington) has created an online petition at www.senatormarkley.com where area residents can sound off about electric rate hikes and urge state regulators to fight future...

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State senator establishes online petition against CL&P rate hike

State Sen. Joe Markley (R-Southington) has created an online petition at www.senatormarkley.com where area residents can sound off about electric rate hikes and urge state regulators to fight future...

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Battle of the Bell between Eastern, Central postponed to Saturday

Tomorrow’s annual Thanksgiving Day football bash between Bristol Eastern and Bristol Central high schools has been postponed due to the snowstorm. The game will be played Saturday at 1 p.m. at Muzzy...

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Parking ban in place

The City of Bristol Public Works has issued a city wide parking ban on all city streets until further notice.

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Obituaries for Nov. 28

The following obituaries will be published in this week’s Observer. For more information, to Friday’s print or e-editions. Mary (Knapp) Folcik, 94, of Southington, died on Wednesday, Nov. 19 at...

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40 years of Barnes to be celebrated at Hospitality Night

The Barnes Museum first opened its doors to the public during Hospitality Night in 1974. This year’s Downtown Merchants Association Hospitality Night on Friday, Dec. 5 will mark the 40th anniversary of...

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State provides $1 million to expand, renovate library

By LINDSAY CAREY STAFF WRITER Town councilor and chairman of the state Library Board John Barry announced that the State Library has awarded Southington Public Library with a construction grant for $1...

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Habitat volunteers ensure family has new home for Thanksgiving

By LISA CAPOBIANCO STAFF WRITER Hundreds of volunteers flocked to 17 Bernie Ave. in Bristol last week to complete some last minute touches on a Habitat for Humantiy home for a mother and her two...

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St. Paul makes splash at Class S

By MICHAEL LETENDRE STAFF WRITER NEW HAVEN – The St. Paul swimming team made one heck of a splash at the Class S swimming championships from the pool at Southern Connecticut State University on...

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Council discusses share of costs associated with moving probate court

By LISA CAPOBIANCO STAFF WRITER With the relocation of the Probate Court scheduled to take place in Bristol, the Plainville Town Council is currently discussing the cost of its share of the project....

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Police return to Hernandez home seeking sneakers

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) _ Authorities have returned to the home of ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez seeking sneakers they believe were worn on the night of a 2013 killing he’s...

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‘Rudolph…’ is sweet tale that stays true to original

by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR There is a tendency when creative people take on the job of remaking a classic children’s tale to modernize things. They feel the need to reinvent the story and, often,...

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‘Rudolph…’ is sweet tale that stays true to original

by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR There is a tendency when creative people take on the job of remaking a classic children’s tale to modernize things. They feel the need to reinvent the story and, often,...

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‘Rudolph…’ is sweet tale that stays true to original

by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR There is a tendency when creative people take on the job of remaking a classic children’s tale to modernize things. They feel the need to reinvent the story and, often,...

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Letter: United Way offers its thanks to the community

To the editor: In this season of thanks, we’d like to take a moment to thank the community for its support of our organization. As the United Way of West Central Connecticut, we serve the towns of...

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Fire report for Nov. 28

The Bristol Fire Department reported the following incidents last week. Nov. 14 39 Colony St., overpressure rupture of steam boiler. 76 Hacyon Dr., alarm system activation, no fire—unintentional. 133...

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‘Holidays Lights’ arrive at Compounce

[portfolio_slideshow id=11152]   by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR BRISTOL/SOUTHINGTON — In the Winter Wonderland Starlight Theatre at Lake Compounce, a voice came over the PA. “It’s Santa! I know him!”...

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‘Holidays Lights’ arrive at Compounce

[portfolio_slideshow id=11152]   by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR BRISTOL/SOUTHINGTON — In the Winter Wonderland Starlight Theatre at Lake Compounce, a voice came over the PA. “It’s Santa! I know him!”...

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‘Holidays Lights’ arrive at Compounce

[portfolio_slideshow id=11152]   by MIKE CHAIKEN EDITIONS EDITOR BRISTOL/SOUTHINGTON — In the Winter Wonderland Starlight Theatre at Lake Compounce, a voice came over the PA. “It’s Santa! I know him!”...

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Police to collect gifts for Salvation Army Dec. 13

The Plainville Police Department will be holding the 5th Annual “Stuff a Plainville Police Cruiser with Gifts” from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 13 at the Connecticut Commons Shopping Plaza in...

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