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Berlin Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Assessors rehire tax assessor amid fee questions

Berlin assessors rehire tax assessor amid questions over $135,000 in unaccounted legal fees. From our own coverage: Assessors vote 3-0 to rehire tax assessor; Planning Board advances zoning rewrite without votes. Also in today's brief (5 items): Select Board meets Monday at Town Office Building.

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Berlin Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Last day to remove mail-in ballots before Nov. 3

Last day to remove mail-in ballots before Nov. 3. From our own coverage: Library trustees rate director 'exceeds'; Board approves new Boylston Road building lot. Also in today's brief (8 items): Last day to remove mail-in ballots before Nov. 3; Select Board meets Monday at Town Office Building.

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Government · Board of Assessors

Assessors Vote 3-0 to Rehire Tax Assessor

Berlin's Board of Assessors voted unanimously to rehire Linda Berisha as full-time tax assessor despite a resident's objection. Chair Kevin Pond, member Roger Bradley and board member Jennifer Pike voted 3-0 to end Berisha's consultant status and reinstate her full time.

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Government · Conservation

Conservation Panel Plans $100,000 Accessible Trail Bid

Berlin's Conservation Commission moved toward a $100,000 Community Preservation Act request for an accessible trail at Lyman Road. The commission appointed member Adrian AJ Moses Jr. to the town's Community Preservation Committee through June 2028, approved unanimously by voice vote.

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Berlin Morning Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 20

Berlin Public Library seeks part-time clerk for up to 18 hours a week. Also in today's brief (1 items): Berlin library hiring part-time clerk.

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