Berlin residents can learn about town programs, services, and resources during a community outreach event on Oct. 1 at the library.
Also, don’t miss Join Rock Voices, the community choir that ONLY sings rock music! on the Berlin Patch calendar
Make time for Join Rock Voices, the community choir that ONLY sings rock music! on the Berlin Patch calendar
Coming up: Wine Fest on the Berlin Patch calendar
Eligible Berlin residents can apply through Oct. 14 for a free laptop loan of up to five years through the Laptop ConneCT Program.
Be sure to catch Wine Fest on the Berlin Patch calendar
You won’t want to miss Wine Fest on the Berlin Patch calendar
Also, don’t miss Wine Fest on the Berlin Patch calendar
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library will offer voter registration assistance on Sept. 15 for residents who need help registering to vote.
Friday, Sept. 11, marks the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania.
Berlin Police Cadets will hold a $10 car wash at Berlin High School to support the department's youth program.
Eversource helicopters will inspect transmission lines from Aug. 27 to Sept. 3.
The 'Band Together' fundraiser will feature local musicians, food, and games to benefit the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.
The event will feature prizes and reading-themed contests, along with the announcement of the summer’s top reader.
A Main Street water main break in East Berlin is affecting customers as crews work to make repairs.
Berlin residents and businesses can still enter an America 250 decorating contest through Aug. 26, with four $100 prizes available.
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library cardholders aged 14 and older can enter a two-sentence writing contest through Aug. 31.
The Berlin Historical Society has restocked its Connecticut-made cowbells, which honor the town's agricultural and manufacturing history.
Construction has begun on The Kensington, a 70-unit affordable senior housing development at the former Knights of Columbus site in Berlin.
Berlin Democrats are planning a 'peaceful protest' this weekend at Lower Lane and Farmington Avenue.
The Town of Berlin recognized 13 winners of its Berlin 250 Scavenger Hunt, celebrating local history and America's 250th birthday.
Berlin will impose temporary restrictions on swimming, fishing, and water use at Paper Goods Pond and Railroad Pond.
Berlin students in grades 6-12 can compete for $250 prizes in an essay contest about the American flag. Entries are due July 31.
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library patrons can now access a new mobile app with digital library cards, self-checkout, and more.
A 70-unit affordable senior housing development on Percival Avenue in Berlin received state financing and is ready to begin construction.
From children to teens to adults, the library has myriad incentives for folks to open up a book this summer.
St. Paul Parish will host a members-only forum to discuss the future of the Sacred Heart Church property in East Berlin.
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library's new catalog is live, and patrons can attend drop-in sessions for help using the system.
Berlin residents can explore local history through a scavenger hunt running June 5-14 with prizes from local businesses.
Eversource released town-by-town reliability scorecards showing fewer outages and faster restorations.
Town leaders will discuss local programs and services during the annual Community Outreach event at the Berlin Senior Center.
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library will transition to a new computer system with temporary service changes through June 3.
Berlin teens can earn service hours while helping with children’s programs at Berlin-Peck Memorial Library.
Connecticut’s nip bottle fee has generated over $22M for local environmental programs since 2021.
Grassroots Berlin will host a community art therapy event this week to commemorate Mental Health Awareness Month.
Connecticut's FY2027 budget boosts local aid with the aim of easing taxes and supporting schools.
Berlin Parks and Rec opens Summer Fun 2026 registration; weekly camp runs June 22–Aug. 7 for ages 5–12.
It is inviting residents 14 and up to submit poems on freedom through the end of the month.
The Berlin-Peck Memorial Library said it has many unique items—seeds, games, museum passes—in a new National Library Week video.