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.
Berlin's Historical Commission voted unanimously to advocate keeping the town's World War I-era flagpole instead of replacing it.
Berlin Council on Aging questions whether its $1,000-a-month newsletter is worth the cost.
Berlin's Community Preservation Act Committee confirmed an October 30 deadline for new funding applications and reviewed a storm-cleanup invoice far below its original estimate.
Eight properties changed hands in Berlin between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, according to Worcester County Registry of Deeds records. Only two of the eight sales carried a recorded price so far: $475,000 for a Berlin property sold by Touchette E Marie to Cariveau Adam, and $385,350 for 18 Ald…
Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee hired a new district treasurer through an outside LLC.
Berlin Select Board restores a $20,000 staffing increase the Finance Committee had just cut.
Berlin's Finance Committee trimmed a special town meeting staffing and fuel request from $247,000 to $207,000.
Berlin Planning Board confirms a statewide small-lot ballot question won't reach town, advances zoning rewrite.
The Berlin Select Board finalized its Fall Town Meeting warrant and approved a Class II dealer license for Specialty Cars at 261 Pleasant Street.
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