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Linda Tenukas of Berlin is a medical illustrator who graduated from Ohio State University .
Singer cultivates fans at farmer's market
Singing next to a tractor wasn't the oddest gig Aaron Caruso has ever had, although he declined to name the others.
Town Hires Director of Human Resources
Officials announced Denise Bard's appointment on Monday; she will start work in Berlin on July 27.
Rain In The Forecast This Holiday Weekend
Rain showers will be a threat through the Independence Day holiday weekend, but summer is on the way.
Work-Share Programs Help Blunt Job Cuts
With another brutal month of job cuts, nearly 15 million Americans were out of work in June, disappointing analysts looking for green shoots.
A pickup truck missed a turn and crashed on Savage Hill Road in Berlin. Three people were in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Strange and Silly Street Names
" a color so nice they named it twice. Get your yellow fix where streets harbor the hue with Yellow Road, Yellow Birch Road, Yellow Green Road, Yellow Hill Drive, Yellow Orange Circle and Yellow Pine Circle.
Cars Hit House, Ruptures Gas Line
Some Berlin residents are back in their homes Friday after a three-car crash ruptured a gas line Thursday afternoon and forced them to evacuate.
Car Hits House In Berlin, Ruptures Gas Line
A car accident in Berlin sent one car into a house, causing a gas leak. The accident happened at the intersection of Farmington Ave and New Britain Road in the Kensington area of Berlin.
Movie To Begin Filming In Berlin
An action movie written by a Waterbury native will soon begin filming in Connecticut.
Simsbury: Simsbury Sensation Wins the CT Cup
Local Sports Submitted by Simsbury Soccer Club on 2009-06-24.   Drew Reynolds Coach Holly Simeon's team of U-11 Girls ended its spring season as State Champs.
BerlinGirl Scout fReceives Highest National Girl Scout Honor
People Submitted by Dana Rogers on 2009-06-22.   Madeline Luddy from Berlin has earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouting.
Many executives and economists hail it for keeping workers employed.
"? A Case of Age Discrimination Or an Employee Just Trying to Save Her Job? More>> Recession Lessons Like their elders, Gen-Xers and millennials who have lost their jobs may feel a mix of fear, anger, resentment and a sense of loss.
New BritainRotary Club Announces Scholarship Recipients
Submitted by Michael G. Gorzoch on 2009-06-09.   Cheryl Farmer 2009 Rotary Club of New Britain-Berlin Scholarship recipients : Sal Visconti, EC Goodwin Technical HS; Josh Cubilete, EC Goodwin Technical HS; Katy Vandrilla, Berlin HS; Paulina Gorecki, New Britain HS; and Agnes Kosciolek, New Britain HS.
New BritainUnited Way Of New Britain And Berlin Celebrates Achievements
Submitted by Susannah Hogendorn on 2009-06-09.   Spencer Sloan Acme Monaco Corporation of New Britain received the 2008 United Way Community Campaign Champion Award at United Way of New Britain and Berlin's 69th annual community celebration on June 4. Shown above, left to right: Kristen Roberts, regional senior director of community and public ...
BristolIt's Not Too Late To Register For Summer Camp
Submitted by Dana Rogers on 2009-06-08.   Girl Scouts of Connecticut's Camp Carlson in Bristol will offer girls of all ages the chance to learn and grow this summer! Come see what all the excitement is about at an Open House Event on Sunday, June 14 from 2-4 pm.
BerlinRelay For Life of Berlin Doubles Fund-raising Goal
Submitted by Karen Jarmon on 2009-06-05.   Karen Jarmon The Survivors' Lap officially started the Relay For Life of Berlin on Saturday, May 30 at the Berlin Lions Club fair grounds.
New BritainLeaders Converge Around Family Literacy
Submitted by Kathleen McLean on 2009-05-29.   Susan Kus Left to Right: Linda Clock, Southington Public Schools; Janice Colon & Tracey Madden-Hennesey, New Britain YWCA; Darlene Hurtado, LVCC; Liz Buczynski, United Way.
The Connecticut Department of Public Health confirmed five new cases of H1N1 flu among Connecticut residents on Monday.
Additional H1N1 Influenza Case Reported in Westport
UPDATE The Connecticut Department of Public Health today confirmed 47 new cases of novel H1N1 influenza among Connecticut residents, including an additional one in Westport.
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