The Berlin Planning Board approved a lot-line split on Boylston Road and kept debating a contractor's parked work truck. Engineer Ryan Proctor of Dillis & Roy won unanimous, 3-0 approval for a plan creating a new conforming lot at 97 Boylston Road for owners Carl and Mary Matthew.
Berlin Library Trustees rated the library director's performance "exceeds expectations" across every category and began weighing a possible capital project for worn library carpet and flooring.
The Berlin Conservation Commission closed a hearing on National Grid's plan to replace 91 poles along a transmission line through local wetlands.
The Berlin Energy Committee flagged that Memorial School's windows will soon age out of state funding eligibility.
Berlin's Board of Health approved a new septic permit for a Boylston Road lot with no variances needed.
The Berlin Board of Assessors learned two staff members resigned within weeks of each other as the town heads into its annual tax-rate-setting season.
Berlin Select Board advances a bill to grow from three to five members, while clearing a stack of local licensing items.
Berlin's Historical Commission voted unanimously to advocate keeping the town's World War I-era flagpole instead of replacing it.
Berlin Council on Aging questions whether its $1,000-a-month newsletter is worth the cost.
Berlin's Community Preservation Act Committee confirmed an October 30 deadline for new funding applications and reviewed a storm-cleanup invoice far below its original estimate.
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