Welcome to 2024! Pardon its appearance, the paint is still wet.
Weather
Temps in the upper 30s and lower 40s and get this, sunshine.
100 years ago
At midnight on New Year’s Eve, the church bells of the city were tolled for five minutes, and a whistle of a passing train screeched forth the glad news of another year.
Meanwhile, over at 33 Goodwin St., Leroy and Jessie Brant ushered in the new year with friends and family.
Bristol’s X Files
Rt. 6, yesterday morning, during that water main break.
The Word Cemetery
foppotee, a simpleton. n circa 1666.
The end game
Rehearsal is at 6, Bristol, and there is parking in the back.
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