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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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Real Estate

Single Priced Sale Caps Berlin's September Housing Market At $677,500

Berlin recorded nine property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but only one had a sale price available as of this report. The Sept. 10 sale of 9 Campbell Rd Unit 46, a condominium, closed at $677,500, sold by John S. and Kristin A. Balian, as trustees, to Daniel Jacavanco Jr. and G…

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Morning Brief

Fire station demolition bids due this week

Bids for Berlin's old fire station demolition are due this week despite the funding plan's rocky reception. From our own coverage: Capital Planning panel weighs landfill, ambulance, demolition costs; Select Board opens fall warrant review on levy.

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