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News in Bristol · 8 sources

Bristol in the news, from 8 sources

4 stories about Bristol in the past 90 days, plus the town’s own website and 4 games on the schedule. Latest: “Bristol man who died in motorcycle crash remembered for leaving mark ‘on an entire community’” from Hartford Courant, Sep 25.

Latest about Bristol

The newest stories with Bristol in the headline, one per story.

Straight from the source

From Town Hall, the schools and the library

10 notices in the past month and 3 public meetings this week, read every morning from Bristol’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.

Town Hall page →
The week aheadTown hall Schools Library
TodayNov 2

Nothing posted

TueNov 3
8:30amStorm Water Trust5pmOrdinance Committee
WedNov 4
9amCode Enforcement Committee12pmBristol Early Childhood Collaborative6pmBoard of Ethics
ThuNov 5

Nothing posted

FriNov 6

Nothing posted

SatNov 7

Nothing posted

SunNov 8

Nothing posted

SchoolsBristol School District
bristol.k12.ct.us ↗
Latest notices
  1. Congratulations to Ivy Drive School- Named a Connecticut School of Distinction

    Dear BPS Community,I am incredibly proud to share that Ivy Drive School has been named a 2026 Connecticut School of Distinction for High Growth for High Needs Students in Mathematics by the Connect...

    6 days ago
  2. Superintendent's Weekly Update- October 25, 2026

    Dear Bristol Public Schools Families,As electric bicycles (e-bikes) become increasingly popular among students, I want to take a moment to share important safety information with our families. Whil...

    Oct 26
  3. Superintendent's Weekly Update- October 18, 2026

    Dear BPS Community:Your voice is an important part of helping us make our schools the best they can be for every student!I encourage all parents and guardians to take a few minutes to complete our ...

    Oct 19
5 more from bristol.k12.ct.us
  1. School, Family & Community Partnership Newsletter: Issue 05Oct 15
  2. In RemembranceOct 12
  3. Superintendent's Weekly Update- October 11, 2026Oct 12
  4. Superintendent's Weekly Update- October 4, 2026Oct 5
  5. School, Family & Community Partnership Newsletter: Issue 04Oct 1
Read every morning from bristol.k12.ct.us’s news.
LibraryBristol Public Library
bristollib.com ↗
Latest notices
  1. National Friends of the Library Week: October 19-24, 2026

    The staff of Bristol Public Library and Manross Memorial Library extend our thanks to the Friends of the Bristol Public Library during National Friends of the Library Week 2026! The Friends have been supporting the library and serving the community since 1980 as a non-profit organization. During th…

    Oct 21
  2. New Museum Pass Available: Hungerford Nature Center

    The Bristol Public Library has a new museum pass available to the community. The new pass, for the Hungerford Nature Center in Berlin, CT, allows free admission for up to four visitors. The only requirement is a valid library card. The pass includes all animal exhibits, playground, barnyard, and wa…

    Oct 20
  3. Library Card Barcode Number AND Password To Be Required for OverDrive, Libby and Kanopy

    We have been informed that Beginning October 15, OverDrive will require patrons to enter both their barcode AND a password when logging into the OverDrive website, Libby app, and Kanopy. This will be the same password you use to sign into your account with our online catalog. If you do not have suc…

    Oct 8
2 more from bristollib.com
  1. Fall Hours Are Here!Aug 18
  2. Free Palace App Audiobooks and eBooks Now Available for Your Web Browser Too!Jul 20
Read every morning from bristollib.com’s news.
Bristol’s news, by source

Who’s covering Bristol

Bristol was in the news from 5 outlets in the past 90 days, led by The Bristol Edition with 1 story about Bristol. Stories with Bristol in the headline come first; every one opens on its publisher’s site.

The Bristol EditionNews outlet
1 about Bristol · 4 more mentioning it
  1. Bristol Police respond to inaccurate social media post: 71-year-old remains missingAug 13
  2. Where there’s a will, there’s art!Sep 27 · Mentions Bristol
  3. CT police chiefs work to address camera enforcement concernsAug 13 · Mentions Bristol
2 more from The Bristol Edition
  1. Primary Day in CT brings Democrats to pollsAug 11 · Mentions Bristol
  2. New Italian restaurant on Main Street heading for Aug 17 openingAug 8 · Mentions Bristol

What Bristol’s news is about

Every headline sorted into a topic. Tap one to see just those stories in the source cards.

Where Bristol’s news comes from
News outlets9
Town, schools & library3
Game day

Next up: St. Paul Cath. vs Crosby

Friday, Jan 8 · Boys Varsity Basketball. Streams on the NFHS Network.

Coming up
Jan8St. Paul Cath. vs CrosbyBoys Varsity BasketballWatch ↗
Recent games
Sep25St. Paul Cath. vs AnsoniaGirls Junior Varsity VolleyballWatch ↗Sep22St. Paul Cath. vs AnsoniaGirls Varsity SoccerWatch ↗Sep15St. Paul Cath. vs Holy CrossGirls Varsity SoccerWatch ↗
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On the market

Homes listed in Bristol

Listed in the past 60 days. Check each listing for the current price and availability.

Housing market →
67 Summer StRealtor.com · Sep 27 ↗285 Battle Stzillow.com · Sep 25 ↗640 Lake Avenuezillow.com · Sep 23 ↗70 Fanway Avenuezillow.com · Sep 23 ↗65 Emily Lanezillow.com · Sep 20 ↗58 Lincoln Streetzillow.com · Sep 20 ↗112 Ambler Roadzillow.com · Sep 20 ↗524 Broad Streetzillow.com · Sep 20 ↗40 Vantana Drivezillow.com · Sep 20 ↗

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Headlines come from the outlets that cover Bristol, found through Google News; stories with Bristol in the headline come first, and outlets or places that aren’t Bristol, CT are left out. Articles belong to their publishers and aren’t independently verified; every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Topics are sorted automatically from each headline’s words. Notices, meetings and events come from the town, school district and library websites, read every morning and linked to the page that posted them. Game listings come from the NFHS Network.