Berlin Planning a New Drinking Water Well

The town is looking into the project and has approved some funding to monitor water levels.

Though He's Not Running, Berlin Mayor Salina Would Have Liked His Chances

He says he will be rooting from the sidelines this time around.

Berlin Will Soon Be Able to Save on Prescription Drugs

The town has decided to participate in a statewide program that offers residents discount cards for prescription drugs.

Berlin Town Council Endorses New Plan of Conservation And Development

Plan will next move to Planning and Zoning for final approval.

Berlin Republican Brenden Luddy Wants To Be Conservative Voice At Local Level

Lifelong resident is not happy with fiscal irresponsibility at federal, state and local levels so he is throwing his hat in the ring.

Terry Tonina Says She Brings New Ideas to Berlin GOP Ticket

She does not like the way the Democratic-controlled Council operates.

Berlin Republicans Name Candidates For November Elections

Councilor David Evans is only incumbent running for re-election.

Just One Newcomer on Berlin Democratic Town Council Ticket

With Mayor Adam Salina not running again, Kevin J. Murphy will step onto the slate of candidates.

New Britain Files Lawsuit Against Berlin Over Ball Park Tax Value

Both communities share a portion of the minor league baseball stadium, and the dispute centers on Berlin's assessment on how much the property is worth.

State Legislators Tour Kensington Fish Hatchery

Legislators had to fight to keep the hatchery open in difficult economic times.

No Infected Mosquitoes so Far in Local Traps

The state is collecting mosquito samples in dozens of communities across the state which the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station tests for several diseases.

Local Schools Taking Part in Kids' Summer Lunch Progam

The initiative seeks to feed kids who might otherwise go hungry this summer.

Berlin Among 14 Connecticut Communities Awarded Improvement Funds

Main Street investments support downtown revitalization and economic development efforts.

Berlin, Central CT, Moves Closer to Metro North-Style Train Travel

The state is replacing traffic signals in towns between New Haven and Springfield that have Amtrak stops — including Berlin.

IRS Tax Tips for Newlyweds

Hey, June brides and grooms! Getting married changes the way you do your taxes.

Expert: Stop Putting Fluoride in Connecticut's Water

During a hearing in Hartford this week critics argued the mandatory addition of fluoride in public water supplies is harmful to some.

Connecticut's Gas Tax Jumped to Nearly 50 Cents Monday

The state now rivals New York and California for the highest gas taxes in the country.

Berlin Peck Hosts Adult and Children's Programs Coming Up This Month

Plenty of hot programs at the library where you can stay cool.

Thousands of Connecticut Residents to Get Insurance Rebates This Summer

Those who bought insurance under the new federal health insurance programs will get, on average, $168 each.

Town is Accepting Applications for the Facade and Landscaping Grant Program

Town will match funds to improve landscaping and facades.

New Lockbox to Cut Costs for Berlin Property Tax Processing

Taxes due on July 1 should be mailed to the new lockbox address.

State Rep. Joe Aresimowicz Honored For Work With Young Children

Rep. Aresimowicz presented with his ‘Children’s Champion’ award, which he received for showing a strong commitment to early childhood issues.

Your Take: U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA

The court has ruled that the federal ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. That means it must now recognize Connecticut's gay marriages.

Berlin Jobs Picture Beats State Average

The state's unemployment rate has remained unchanged for four months but has declined locally.

Berlin, Area Bridges on List of 'Structurally Deficient'

A report released Wednesday finds 406 bridges in Connecticut, or 1 in every 10 bridges in the state, in need of significant repair.

Author Will Hold Talk and Book Signing Tuesday, June 18

Author of Misadventures of a Garden State Yogi: My Humble Quest to Heal My Colitis, Calm My ADD and Find the Key to Happiness at library.

Berlin Memorial Peck Library Announces Summer Children's Schedule

Carnival on June 22 gets summer off to a great start.

Connecticut's Hispanic Population Climbs Above 500,000

New London County saw the biggest increase in the Latino population between 2010 and 2012.

Town Working With CIL To Secure Financing For Depot Crossing

Town and CIL are already reaching out to tenants, however.

Town Seeking Public Input On Phase II of Veterans Park

The only thing that is off the table is a skate park.

Public Information Meeting On Railroad Station Scheduled For June 20

Meeting will be at Town Council Chambers with mock-ups on display before the meeting starts.

Berlin Peck Memorial Library Needs You To Donate Your Old Books

Like-New Book Sale will take place from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 15.

Connecticut’s Economy Headed in the Wrong Direction

A new federal report shows the state’s Gross Domestic Product declined from 2011 to 2012.

Legislature Passes Privacy Bill for All Homicides in Response to Newtown

The governor is expected to sign the bill when he returns to the state. Berlin state Rep. Joe Aresimowicz, the Democratic majority leader of the state House, supported the measure.

Legislature Passes $37.6 Billion Budget for 2013-15 and Aresimowicz Thinks It's Fair

Even though he doesn't love the budget, State Rep. says it does what it has to do to keep state from going backward. Controversial portions include keno approval, Medicaid accounting shift, aid cut for hospitals.

Probe Continues Into Storm Irene Food Stamp Fraud Allegations

No arrests have ever been made in the investigation and most of the fired state workers have gotten their jobs back.

‘Next Generation Connecticut’ Bill Passes State Senate

Bill that would greenlight major expansion of UConn next heads to state House of Representatives.

It's Hurricane Preparedness Week: Are You Ready For Hurricane Season?

The National Hurricane Center wants you to be ready for the hurricane season, which starts June 1.

Malloy, State Democrats, Considering Keno in Connecticut

Democratic leaders apparently want the revenue from the games to help balance the state budget.

VNA: May is National Neuropathy Awareness Month

Symptoms often mask themselves as diabetes.