The Berlin Senior Center this week released a nearly 6-minute video documenting the important role it plays in the senior community.
Eversource Energy-hired tree cutters will be in Berlin through December trimming and taking down trees to avoid future power outages.
Books featuring 'final girls' who survive the horror are available for borrowing as Halloween approaches.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month.
Starting Friday, the Berlin Police Department is selling pink patches of the department's shield badge for breast cancer research.
A booklist was created by the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library recently, unveiling what summer reading program participants were reading.
The Berlin PD's records clerk has a 1-year-old son with a rare disease, whose battle comes with significant financial costs.
Connecticut Foodshare joins NBC4, Telemundo 47 and Berlin Stop & Shop for massive, multi-state food drive September 9th
A New Britain man won the prize just before Labor Day weekend.
The winner was a Manchester man who purchased the ticket Tuesday, according to state lottery officials.
Books and resources to help understand the events of Sept. 11, 2001 are available as the anniversary approaches later this month.
Labor Day is on Monday, Sept. 4.
Sign-ups can be done online via the recreation department's webpage on the town website.
The Berlin Library is welcoming folks to the world of graphic novels.
Would you rather be trapped surrounded by too much water (the sea) or not enough (the desert)?
Nothing says summer like a ripe, fresh red tomato off the vine and the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library has just the books for you.
A Berlin resident this week scratched off a $10,000 payout at a local gas station/convenience store.
The first class is July 31.
The winning ticket was purchased in Berlin as well this week.
The project to install artificial turf, among other upgrades, will take place through the end of the year.
Folks who are unable to venture to exotic, global destinations this summer can still visit them with a trip to the library.
From adults to infants, the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library is encouraging a summer of literary engagement for everyone.
Check out the latest winner of a CT Lottery game and where the lucky ticket was acquired.
Summer started this week for Berlin schoolchildren and the Berlin community can enjoy a litany of summer rec programs too.
Three major bodies of water in Berlin are being treated with herbicide to control invasive and nuisance vegetation.
The event will take place on Saturday, June 10.
All Berlin offices and buildings will be closed for a bit of time on Thursday, June 8.
The local American Legion chapter is hosting a special flag disposal ceremony on June 14.
Classic novels usually assigned in high school are available at Berlin's library.
Volunteer Efforts Support City of Goodness Orphanage and Rehabilitation Center in Ukraine
A state university in Connecticut has become a maternity ward for one beloved duck.
There will be service disruptions at the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library through Memorial Day weekend due to carpeting work.
The Berlin Police Department Monday will host a special ceremony at the gravesite of the only BPD officer to die in the line of duty.
The revenue is part of a statewide plan to help Connecticut municipalities clean up those small booze bottles that are littering roadsides.
While the Town of Berlin had to close one public swimming pool, it announce that swim permits at other sites go on sale Monday, May 8.
The deadline to register for Saturday's April 29 event is Friday, April 28, at 1 p.m.
Mother's Day is coming up on Sunday, May 14. Why not celebrate with a book?
The special exhibit has been on display all month long and concludes Saturday, April 29.
The winning ticket was purchased in a local store.
The books are from March 2023's Reader's Retreat.