Berlin Select Board Hires Harrington Heap As Counsel
The Berlin Select Board approved a new town counsel and an accessibility housing swap at outgoing Town Administrator Jeff's final meeting.
The Berlin Select Board approved a new town counsel and an accessibility housing swap at outgoing Town Administrator Jeff's final meeting.
Berlin's CPA Committee reported it has signed a contract with MetroWest Collaborative Development to advertise the town's down payment assistance program.
Berlin Board of Health conditions septic sign-off on ZBA's August 12 zoning vote. Chair Paul D.
Berlin recorded 12 property transactions between July 3 and Aug. 1, 2026, per Worcester County Registry of Deeds filings, but only one had a sale price recorded. That sale, recorded July 16, closed at $807,500 with Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank as buyer -- a figure that also stands as the period's
Berlin Council on Aging maps a packed fall calendar but takes no votes amid thin attendance. Only three of seven members, Vice Chair Lori Fearebay and members Robert Blair and Kate Bliss, showed up July 29, with Karen Shultz, John Barrett and Derek Chaves absent.
Berlin Select Board unanimously appoints new Town Administrator and eyes October Special Town Meeting. The board voted 3-0 Monday to approve an employment contract for Michael A.
The Berlin Board of Assessors decided to keep mailing full exemption and Chapter land application packets despite rising postage costs.
Berlin recorded 15 property transfers between June 26 and July 25, but only two disclosed a sale price: $300,000 for a property sold July 14 by Adam and Megan Hopkins to Middlesex Savings Bank, and $100,000 for 128 Pleasant St., sold July 2 by Jason and Caitlyn Lucht to Clinton Savings …
Berlin's Historical Commission reappointed June Miller as chair and Eleanor Bergen as clerk for another year in a unanimous vote Friday.
The Berlin-Boylston Regional School Committee approved an employment contract for Ellen Whitmore as director of finance after a closed-door negotiating session. Members voted 5-0 to approve the contract following executive session held under the state's non-union personnel negotiation exemption.