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Berlin High School Marks Senior Nights Across Fall Sports

Berlin High School's fall sports season is winding through its senior night schedule, with cross country, girls soccer and field hockey athletes honored this week and boys varsity soccer's senior night set for Oct. 30, per the student liaison's report at the Oct. 13 Berlin-Boylston Regional School…

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Government · Select Board

Select Board previews $227,000 warrant request

The Berlin Select Board previewed nine Special Town Meeting warrant articles, including a $227,000 supplemental budget tied to staffing failures discovered after the former town administrator left.

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Government · Planning Board

Board Approves New Boylston Road Building Lot

The Berlin Planning Board approved a lot-line split on Boylston Road and kept debating a contractor's parked work truck. Engineer Ryan Proctor of Dillis & Roy won unanimous, 3-0 approval for a plan creating a new conforming lot at 97 Boylston Road for owners Carl and Mary Matthew.

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Government · Library

Berlin Library Trustees Rate Director 'Exceeds'

Berlin Library Trustees rated the library director's performance "exceeds expectations" across every category and began weighing a possible capital project for worn library carpet and flooring.

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Real Estate

Lone Priced Sale Sets Berlin's September Benchmark At $989,600 Pending More Data

Berlin recorded 11 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but registry data available so far shows a price for only one: a $989,600 sale that closed Sept. 24 between sellers Delia B. and Sean P. Gardner and buyer Avidia Bank. That figure currently stands as both the range and the …

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