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Written by submitted Kindness Coffee To Support Molten Java Friday, April 9 through Sunday, April 11 Our friends at Molten Java need some love! Action Together Connecticut and Bethel CT Pride have organized a weekend "Kindness Coffee" event beginning tomorrow, April 9 through Sunday.  Molten Java is posting local rainbow flag sightings on their Facebook page! Join in the colorful fun and show the community some love!  Molten Java is located at 213 Greenwood Ave in Bethel.

“It had a purpose to it, to intimidate a person who is displaying their respect for all people’s rights. It’s a very poor reflection on the people who did this.” The Bethel CT Pride organisation issued a statement describing the vandalism as a “heinous, hateful act”. Molten Java Cafe’s flag was a “beacon of inclusivity and community that flew outside of the space,” they said, making it a safe haven to the LGBT+ community before the local Pride group was formed. Out state representative Raghib Allie-Brennan described the incident as a hate crime and said it was “heartbreaki...

Flag Burned Outside of Molten Java, Bethel Police Investigate and Seek Public's Help to ID Suspects Written by HH Bethel Police report that on Sunday, April 4, they were dispatched to 213 Greenwood Ave, Molten Java, for a report of a flag being burned during the night. Officers responded and determined that a rainbow flag that had been hanging at the business on the outside porch had been removed and damaged during the overnight hours. Video surveillance of the inside was obtained and shows two individuals removing the flag from the business and leaving the area. One of the individ...

UpdatedTue, Apr 6, 2021 at 4:49 pm ET Reply Anyone with any more information is urged to contact the Bethel Police Department at 203-743-5500. (Shutterstock) BETHEL, CT — The rainbow-colored LGBTQ pride flag which hung in front of Molten Java Café on Greenwood Avenue was found burned and placed by the front door of the business on Sunday morning, according to a Facebook post from the café. The police are reviewing security videos from neighboring businesses to see if they can get a bead on who committed the vandalism, said First Selectman Matt Knickerbocker. Captain Heather Burnes of the ...

The pride flag had flown for almost a year to the day next to the other banners with the caption Kindness, Community, Strength.We'll get through this together