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Berlin entered in a dog park contest
BERLIN – When Michelle Ball noticed the Pet Safe website announcing a contest for communities in need of a dog park, she entered Berlin.
Berlin tax hike not expected to be as high as once thought
Residents will get to have their say on the fiscal year 2014 proposed budget on Monday, May 29 at a public hearing which begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Berlin City Hall auditorium.
Creation science is back in the news. There is the fourth grade quiz gone viral .
Fire destroys vacant Berlin building
BERLIN Firefighters kept a downtown fire from jumping to nearby buildings on Sunday, though the empty building at 148 Pleasant St.
160 students graduate from White Mountains Community College
Children were playing on the green grass outside the big white tent at White Mountains Community College early Friday evening, their shouts of joy echoing the only-slightly quieter joy expressed by friends, family and classmates who earned associate's degrees in the class of 2013.
Henning Schulze, left, talks with East Berlin Historical Preservation Society member Bill Powell, right, and president Beverly Jadus, middle, on Friday inside Swigart s Mill.
Fire, smoke didn't stop Berlin officers
16, 2012. Sgt. Nathan Roy and patrol officer Matt Carter's split-second decision to enter the burning building at 613 Western Ave.
Berlin prison filling up, slowly
That number is expected to increase to around 340 when the prison is fully occupied.
4,000 feet once - why not aim for 48?
I didn't know in 1996 when a buddy asked me to join him and his young son on a hike up cloudy Mount Isolation that as they completed their five-year White Mountain journey, I was starting mine.
When visiting prison, don't forget your underwear
If you plan to visit a New Hampshire state prison inmate, you better wear undergarments from now on.
New Hampshire Business Newsreel
Liberty Utilities gas rate increase okayed CONCORD - The Public Service Commission has approve a cost-of-gas rate adjustment request from Liberty Utilities, which distributes natural gas in 28 cities and towns in southern and central New Hampshire and the city of Berlin in northern New Hampshire.
Dressing down for a good cause in Berlin
Employees at Coos County Family Health Services have to pay to wear jeans to work on certain Fridays, but it's for a number of good causes.
Gloria M. Venuti, 89, of 13 Oak St., died Friday, April 12, in UMass Memorial Healthcare, Worcester, after an illness.
New Hampshire airline passengers aren't the only ones likely to be inconvenienced by the sequestration that went into effect March 27.