Bristol police log: Police respond to two-car crash

Police on March 20 responded to a two-car crash on Lincoln Road in Bristol at the request of Vermont State Polic

Officers on March 11 received a report of a dog attack that took place in Bristol. Police also received two animal complaints — one on Vincent Drive on March 10 and the other on Stoney Hill Road on March 11.

Bristol police on March 4 tried to stop a vehicle that was traveling 70 mph in a 40 mph zone on Rockydale Road. Police said that while an officer was attempting to stop the vehicle, its driver turned onto Lincoln Road at a high rate of speed and passed a … (read more)

Between Feb. 22 and 28, Bristol police completed four foot patrols, conducted four traffic stops and checked security at Mount Abraham Union High School seven times, at Bristol Elementary School seven times and at local businesses five times.

BRISTOL — The organization Bristol Area Indivisible is organizing a roundtrip bus to Montpelier from Bristol on Saturday, March 28, for the third big No Kings Day Rally. The chartered a bus will leave from 74 Munsill Ave. (BristolWorks) at 9:30 a.m. sharp … (read more)

Voters in Bristol and Vergennes have agreed to establish a local option tax in their respective communities. They join Middlebury as the second and third Addison County communities to approve one.

Bristol police on Feb. 19 arrested Joshua Emmons, 40, of Starksboro on three warrants. According to police, Emmons had failed to appear for previously scheduled criminal court hearings — one in Addison County and two in Chittenden County.

BRISTOL — Bristol voters on Town Meeting Day agreed to establish a local option tax in their community, approving the proposal by Australian ballot, 418-200. Town officials have noted that proceeds raised through the 1% levy on sales, meals, rooms and alc … (read more)

Holley Hall and the Lawrence Memorial Library will undergo upgrades and close to the public starting in March.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Bristol.

An estimated 45 residents of Bristol and neighboring towns gathered at the Bristol Green on Presidents Day.

Bristol officials have said the move would allow the town to expand its tax base and support initiatives like economic development and capital projects.

Bristol Area Indivisible will hold a President’s Day rally on the Bristol green Monday, Feb. 16, honoring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

Meet Freddie, the goofiest little dude from Bristol.

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt, tuned in virtually to a constituent lunch at the Mount Abraham Union High School cafeteria this past Saturday.