The applications will impact how the ponds can be utilized for two days this week.
A booster group for the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library will receive proceeds in September from Stop & Shop's Community Bag Program.
The winning scratch-off game was purchased after the husband won a little bit of cash playing Powerball.
It will be part of a display at one of Berlin's most historic buildings.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library is hosting Library Card Sign-Up Month all month long, with folks urged to renew and/or get their cards.
A four-legged, long-necked mammal was a special guest at a Berlin Senior Center program on Wednesday.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library is celebrating National Sandwich Month with myriad book selections with food and sandwiches as the theme.
Tickets are on sale now for the October event, with $2,000 in gift cards at stake.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library on Saturday, Aug. 16, is hosting a free 'swap shop' for unused school/office supplies.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library this month is asking folks to submit one sentence with words starting with the same letter.
The Town of Berlin said the entry restrictions will be in place Aug. 18-22.
Two state housing agencies announced that one Berlin housing project is among several in Connecticut earning financial benefits.
The event will take place on this weekend, with tickets on sale now.
The department helps youths and families in town, and it has created an online survey to gather opinions on the job it does.
The Town of Berlin is conducting a logo contest where residents are urged to submit logo designs for the town's America 250 celebrations.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library Thursday, July 24, is hosting a special children's program on the science of poop and pooping.
The Town of Berlin has been awarded a $61,750 grant to add a parking area to the 15.74-acre property at 0 Chamberlain Highway.
The Berlin Democratic Town Committee is hosting 'Cookout the Vote,' a party fundraiser at the local VFW this Saturday, July 19.
Thanks to the donation, residents who are food insecure will be helped.
The New Britain-based community giving foundation serves four towns, including Berlin and Southington.
The Town of Berlin recently explained to taxpayers why their car taxes are a bit different this year.
The nonpartisan community group recently spent time painting rocks for Pride Month and it now seeks input on other future projects.
The summer-long event, which kicked off Monday and continues to Aug. 28, essentially awards prize tickets for each book read.
The town's lone public swimming pool opens to the public Saturday, June 14, with swim class registration starting Monday, June 16.
Following a town council hearing showing mostly opposition, Berlin officials are re-evaluating disc golf plans at Pistol Creek Park.
The closure will take place at midday this week for more than two hours.
A special forum featuring representatives from several municipal departments will be on hand at the local library on Thursday, June 5.
The event's proceeds will help Berlin police cadets attend a special summer camp program this year.
The park targeted for this recreational feature formerly operated as a golf course, with a hearing on the idea slated for Tuesday, June 3.
The Town of Berlin will receive $1 million from the state to go alongside a town commitment of $240,000 for the project.
The church is hosting an open house on Saturday featuring tours and entertainment.
See what the latest municipal payout is through Connecticut's Nickel-Per-Nip program.
The Berlin Senior Center was one of seven honored nationally by the National Institute of Senior Centers.
Volunteers must be entering grades 7-12, with applications being collected now for this good community service requirement opportunity.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library was honored this week by the Connecticut Library Association.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library Monday, May 12, is hosting a turtle expert/rehabilitator who specializes in helping the aquatic reptiles.
The Town of Berlin has been working with the owners of a food processing plant in town to curb odor and noise issues.
'Grassroots Berlin' recently organized an Earth Day cleanup event in town, and it is hoping to expand its reach with new members.
It will take place on Wednesday, April 30, at Berlin Town Hall, and it will address the ongoing situation regarding a food waste plant.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library on May 1 will host a panel of local/community leaders to reflect on the fifth anniversary of the pandemic.