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Schools · School Committee

Committee votes to raise school facility use fees

The Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee approved a revised building use fee structure for 2026-27 despite objections it could burden youth sports and PTOs. Superintendent Brent Conway said fees are "seen as covering existing expenses such as utilities" tied to new custodial union costs.

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Government · Cemetery Commission

Cemetery Panel Approves Minutes, $607 in Bills

The Berlin Cemetery Commission approved July minutes and $607.94 in monthly bills during a brief Aug. 18 meeting. Chairman Barry Eager and member Brenna Ewing conducted business without Clerk Robert H. Guild Jr., who also serves as cemetery superintendent and was out for a medical appointment.

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Morning Brief

Ten Deeds Recorded in Berlin, but Most Sale Prices Kept Private

Ten property deeds were recorded in Berlin from July 17 to Aug. 15. Only two had a sale price recorded: $117,250 for 27 Auburn Ridge Road and $599,000 for a Berlin property without a listed street address, producing a median of $358,125 across the recorded sales. The remaining eight transactions,

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Government · Zoning Board

ZBA grants third Gates Pond hearing delay

The Berlin Zoning Board of Appeals voted 6-0 to grant a third continuance of a Three Gates Pond Road special permit hearing after abutter notices again went out improperly.

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Government · Energy Committee

Energy Committee Advances Library Lighting Retrofit

Berlin Energy Committee advanced an $8,000 library lighting retrofit while shelving a school energy grant for a second season. Chair Tim Wysocki and member Amy S. Grenier approved four months of backlogged minutes 2-0, the meeting's only formal vote.

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