Hello, Wondering if you would be so kind as to update the EP Reporter readers on the progress of the water pipe connections from Bristol to the E.P. Kent Heights area. The process has been ongoing … more

Maybe someone could report on why the town added loose stone mix to wheeler street when the entire road was paved within the last two years. What was awful before paving, then smooth and quiet after … more

So, I did it again. I admit until you do it, or try it, as I did the first time around, you realize there is more to it than just turning in your key fob for your computer to the IT people or leaving … more

We see themComing down again.They've wandered Here before. They seemFamiliar strangers,Knocking onOur door.They signal Changes coming,Green,Now colors bright. Their ballet's Held briefly, In … more

When elected by the residents of Ward 4 and entrusted to represent our taxpayers, I made a promise to be the voice of our residents, YOU. I believe the budget process is not a spectator event. The … more

I’m no expert, but isn’t $100k for a town meeting for 700 residents in attendance a bit steep? That’s about $143 per resident. I bet I could get a great wedding venue complete with … more

To all Supporters and Team Members, We Have opened our Holiday registration and while doing so we found many of the families who are needing help this Holiday season are in dire need of basic … more

Items currently being followed up on are the final expenditures for the Aitken School “Expansion” Project, use of Covid 19 Emergency Relief Funding and status of Open Meeting Law … more

Ok, so I admittedly don’t watch the news much, but I know from other people that COVID vaccinations are/will be mandatory for healthcare and EMS workers, among others. I personally have been … more

Hello my dear friends, Hope you are all well and THANK YOU so very much for putting Moms obituary in the last issue and the amazing Taste of the Towns page. So many people have reached … more