Brian M. Johnson is a journalist based in Bristol, Connecticut. He focuses on local news and events, covering topics such as community development, education, sports, and public safety. His work has appeared in publications such as The Plainville Chamber of Commerce, New Britain Herald, and News Chronicle Co Inc.
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Brian M. Johnson primarily covers local events and community-related topics in Bristol, Connecticut, with a strong focus on education, community events, robotics, music, infrastructure updates and grants. His coverage attributes indicate an interest in event-based stories as well as seasonal and press release content.
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BRISTOL – The Bristol Lions Club performed eye screenings for more than 1,300 children in the Bristol Public Schools system.
By: Brian M. Johnson
SOUTHINGTON – The Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA named Melissa Sheffy their Person of the Year on Wednesday.
By: Brian M. Johnson
BRISTOL — Dennis John “DJ” Hernandez pleaded guilty to federal charges of making interstate threats after police said he made multiple Facebook posts threatening to harm or kill three people
By: Brian M. Johnson
SOUTHINGTON – The Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA announced that Katie Cavanaugh and Luke Wolf won the Youth Leadership award on Wednesday.
BRISTOL — Dennis John “DJ” Hernandez pleaded guilty to federal charges of making interstate threats after police said he made multiple Facebook posts threatening to harm or kill three people outside Connecticut, including a state court judge.
By: Brian M. Johnson
PLYMOUTH – Orphan Grain Train volunteers sent more than 1,000 pounds of food, plus blankets, household items and other supplies to Appalachia this Thursday.
By: Brian M. Johnson
BRISTOL – AZ Roofing and Spear Bro’s Tree Service filled a 20-yard dumpster and 25 boxes with donations for Toys for Tots and the Connecticut Department of Children and Families
By: Brian M. Johnson
BRISTOL – Bristol Public Library will offer a “Jeopardy-style” trivia event based on Bristol and Forestville History Jan. 5.
PLAINVILLE – Middle School of Plainville students created winter landscape paintings as part of a “Snow Spirit Week.”
By: Brian M. Johnson
SOUTHINGTON — The Southington Police Department and town residents thanked David Schneider for his 25 years of service following his retirement.
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