The Bristol selectboard is continuing to explore the possibility of building a new headquarters for the Bristol Police Department next to the town’s fire station and on Monday received initial cost estimates for the project.
Art on Main takes art outdoors for a special afternoon devoted to the new stone labyrinth recently completed on the beautiful Bristol property of photographer and Art on Main Board Member Anne Majusiak.
Around two decades ago, members of the First Baptist Church of Bristol pooled donations to help support youth in rural Uganda. The effort was originally intended to fund Christmas presents for a single family, but ultimately led to the creation of a nonpr … (read more)
At the southwest corner of the Bristol Green, facing West Street and adjacent to the playground, you’ll find the Bristol Peace Garden.
Tracy (Wilber) Sargent of Bristol passed away peacefully on July 24 with loving family at her side.
Karl Hummel, 77, of Bristol passed peacefully at home surrounded by family on July 23 after a long battle with Primary Progressive Aphasia.
The family of Edward White Sr. of Bristol, who died July 9, 2023, will gather to celebrate his life on Friday, Aug. 4, 2023, from 3 to 6 p.m. in Bristol.
Isaac Dzomeku and his family recently moved to Addison County from Worcester, Mass., and Dzomeku officially took on the role of leading the Bristol church at the start of this month.
Bristol’s development review board has determined it will need more information and to hear expert input before deciding whether to allow a Bristol-based excavation company to operate a contractor’s yard — referred to as a “business yard” in town zoning r … (read more)
Rocky Dale Gardens is not your average garden center. As owner Ed Burke describes it, the Bristol business is “a specialty nursery that offers an experience, not just plants.”
The town of Bristol’s development review board will on July 25 hold a second hearing on a conditional use permit for the operation of a business yard on Lower Notch Road.
The new Plank Road Art Stand and Gifts, run by Bristol resident and artist Brenda Myrick, operates out of a converted pony trailer parked in front of Myrick’s home.
A new astrology group in Bristol is intended to offer Addison County residents another way to process and better understand the shifts in their personal lives and amongst the broader population.
Plans are afoot to address recurring flooding along the southernmost area of the Lewis Creek, which runs along Route 116 near homes in Starksboro and a portion of Bristol.
Some might have considered the July 4, 2022, victory by LaRose Surveys in the Great Bristol Outhouse Race — by a toilet-paper-thin margin over a defending champion team led by prominent portable potty racing enthusiast Cam Perta — to be an upset.
