Hello there, Bristol!
Today’s weather
Today, mostly cloudy and 65. Take appropriate action.
Weather for the week:
Tuesday, showers possible and 63
Wednesday, mostly sunny, 69.
Thursday, mostly sunny and 64.
Friday, mostly sunny and 67, mostly.
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Shopping days
Zero shopping days to Halloween.
Toast
Here is something to put on your toast this a.m.
In March of 1967, Bristol police officers were dispatched to Washington Heights to observe an object in the sky, which appeared to be a UFO.
The officers spoke with Gertrude Pease of Stonecrest Dr. and her neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roy. The eyewitnesses observed the object through Mr. Roy’s binoculars.
According to the report filed by the officers, “All three persons stated that the object had moved from its original spot where it was first seen and then it turned from red to orange color.” The officers, Sgt Leon Galske, Lt. David McGivney and two other patrolmen, also observed the orange object through the binoculars.
Officers reported the object was seen for quite some time in the eastern sky. Upon arrival to the station the UFO was still visible in the sky.
Powerball
One billion dollars. Remember you can’t lose if you don’t play
Pregame jitters
Tuesday, the Fair Rent Commission Task Force meets for the first time.
Get well wishes
To the New York Jets offense who put up 17 points yesterday and had three second half picks.
P.S. The all-black unis, and new logo ain’t working.
And LB, get well soon.
Copyrights and gray tones
Don’t step in anything and stay sassy Bristol.
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