Brian Johnson
Senior Reporter at Bristol Press
Brian Johnson is the senior reporter for The Bristol Press.
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6 days ago |
bristolpress.com | Brian Johnson
PLAINVILLE – The Plainville Community Fund is selling spring flowers today at Gnazzo’s to benefit their charitable efforts. Deanna Gelt, a volunteer with the Plainville Community Fund, has been at the grocery store at 73 East St. Thursday and Friday, selling a variety of flowers to benefit the fund. She will be there Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or until the last of the flowers are sold. “We’ve been getting a lot of great support from the community,” Gelt said.
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1 week ago |
newbritainherald.com | Brian Johnson
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1 week ago |
bristolpress.com | Brian Johnson
BRISTOL – The City of Bristol has put out a call for proposals for a property on Eastview Street. The city is accepting proposals for “the disposition of surplus property” at 36 Eastview St. Submissions are due no later than May 7 at 3 p.m.According to city documents, the property is 0.43 acres and is appraised at $55,100. The city recently took ownership of the property after it was foreclosed.
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1 week ago |
bristolpress.com | Brian Johnson
PLYMOUTH - Orphan Grain Train volunteers sent 20,000 pounds of supplies to flooding and hurricane victims in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia. Steve Ayers, branch manager of Orphan Grain Train’s New England Branch, said the volunteers loaded a 53-foot container full of the supplies on April 14. The local branch of the Orphan Grain Train is based at 33 S. Main St., Terryville.
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1 week ago |
bristolpress.com | Brian Johnson
Through the looking-glass: Bristol Bazaar transforms for ‘Wonderland’ experience
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BRISTOL – Civic, business & nonprofit leaders joined the Bristol Adult Resource Center in celebrating its expansion into a new building downtown Thursday. https://t.co/q91UaXwgMJ
Students from Bristol and Newington were among a group of Eastern Connecticut State University students who recently helped Habitat for Humanity build a home for a family in Lake View, South Carolina. https://t.co/nz6HcAmJSd
Bristol Health President & CEO Kurt Barwis said the system is going to lay off and cut back 60 full time equivalent positions amid increasing costs and funding challenges https://t.co/OCj1AZaevr