Berlin News

Two women and a teenage girl were killed and three others seriously injured in a head-on crash Friday in this small town between Jefferson and Gorham.

Robert Hughes Retrospective Exhibition Opens with Reception at St. Kieran Arts Center on July 11 Berlin, NH-St. Kieran Arts Center is proud to announce the opening of a large-scale, Retrospective Art Exhibition honoring and celebrating the life and works of Sculptor, Woodcut Artist and Master Teacher, Robert Hughes on Saturday, July 11 from 1-4 ...

Legislators may've nixed plans for gambling in New Hampshire, but casino supporters in Berlin aren't giving up.

University of New Hampshire Professor Richard England has a theory for tax reform: tax the land more, and the buildings less.

Budget cuts will translate into service cuts. It is not simply an arithmetical or fiscal reality, it is a social one.

Don't bet on a bet on a gambling casino in New Hampshire's North Country any time soon; budget negotiators rejected a move to expand the state's gambling laws.

The Gorham High School Humanitarian Group sent a U-Haul full of books, clothing, personal supplies and more to Zimbabwe last week, part of a partnership with the Dangwa Initiative.

A delightful sugar house to visit in Berlin, New Hampshire if you like maple syrup and candies would be "Bisson's Sugar House." They make some of the best homemade maple syrup and candies you have ever tasted from New Hampshire.

The duo of Denise and Connie will perform at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 20, at the Franco-American Heritage Center as part of Festival FrancoFun 2009.

Legislators finishing a new New Hampshire budget voted Thursday for more layoffs or unpaid furloughs for state employees in non-critical jobs.

Embracing different cultures and heritages is extremely important and this weekend the Northern Forest Heritage Park on Main Street will be celebrating The Cultural Heritage Festival.

There will be no disruption at the last operating paper mill in Coos County, as its parent company files for creditor protection in the U.S. and Canada.

Jim Rafferty of New Hampshire Charitable Gaming gave a presentation to around 50 residents Tuesday night about the casino NHCG would like to build in Berlin should the legislature allow.

At a time when politicians are devising ways to squeeze citizens for more money, the view-tax issue is back on the local radar.

The city may reject a $1.5 million neighborhood stabilization grant because the amount falls short of the scope of the project the city hoped to accomplish.

The StoryCorps mobile booth opened last Wednesday with free ice cream and a chance to meet and talk to the staff of StoryCorps and New Hampshire Public Radio, one of the sponsors.

At the last Berlin city council meeting, as well as at the budget hearing and in letters to the editor pages of the paper, people have been arguing about the economic development director the city contracts with through Tri-County CAP.

About 40 students piled off the bus last Tuesday at Moose Brook State Park to finish a project they started almost nine months ago.

As New Hampshire moves closer to legalizing gambling to balance the state's budget, Berlin and Lincoln have emerged as the two locations most likely to win a coveted gaming license.

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