The Berlin Police Department on Monday issued an alert about this disturbing new way to target potential victims.
The nonpartisan community group recently spent time painting rocks for Pride Month and it now seeks input on other future projects.
Here's information on July 4th 2025 fireworks in the New Britain area.
With a major heat wave expected to strike Sunday, June 22, Berlin officials have announced their extreme heat protocols.
The summer-long event, which kicked off Monday and continues to Aug. 28, essentially awards prize tickets for each book read.
The Juneteenth federal holiday is on Thursday, June 19, to mark the official end of slavery in the United States.
The town's lone public swimming pool opens to the public Saturday, June 14, with swim class registration starting Monday, June 16.
The three-year abatement is for the firm's recent 5,000-square-foot expansion.
Berlin police participated in the state's High Risk Rural Roads Program, allowing cops to enforce traffic laws on less-trafficked streets.
Following a town council hearing showing mostly opposition, Berlin officials are re-evaluating disc golf plans at Pistol Creek Park.
The Berlin Historical Society is hosting one forum on Thursday, June 12, and another on Tuesday, June 24.
Those aged 60 and over from all area towns are invited to the program, which will take place on Tuesday, June 10.
Despite being soundly rejected at the polls twice, Berlin's 2025-26 budget (and tax increase) was adopted this week, per charter rules.
The Berlin PD is participating in the torch run on Thursday, June 5, but on Wednesday, June 4, it said signs marking the route were stolen.
June is dog license month and Berlin is urging folks to get them renewed.
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.
Two members of the Class of 2025 were recently named CAS/CIAC 'Scholar Athletes' for their work in the classroom and on the field.
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.
22 new businesses opened in Berlin recently.
Berlin voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, May 27, to decide town/school spending after the budget was rejected on April 29.
Memorial Day is a solemn mix of remembering U.S. soldiers killed in the line of duty and enjoying the unofficial start of the summer season.
The U.S. government contended the firm illegally sold items from China to the federal government, in violation of trade acts.
In addition, the store located on the Berlin Turnpike will have its liquor license suspended for a day in July.
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.
See which Berlin High School students excelled academically in the third quarter of the 2024-25 school year.
A reception will take place at Berlin High School on Thursday, May 15, to celebrate the work of the school's top drawers.
Volunteers must be entering grades 7-12, with applications being collected now for this good community service requirement opportunity.
Berlin High School's Unified Theater Program features students with disabilities working with others. Its next show is Thursday, May 15.
The 20-year-old suspect was taken into custody Thursday in connection with a March 2025 incident.
The Berlin Parks and Recreation Department has several summer programs for youths, with sign-ups already underway.
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.
The accident had caused traffic issues on a busy state highway in Berlin.