Berkley finalized parking options and a North Main Street closure for Friday's Halloween event. From our own coverage: Town finalizes Halloween parking and candy plans.
Halloween on the Common brings a sensory-friendly hour and main event to town Friday. From our own coverage: Halloween on the Common closes North Main Street Friday.
Berkley preps parking plan and closes North Main Street for Friday's Halloween on the Common. From our own coverage: Town details parking plan for Halloween on the Common.
Berkley will close North Main Street for Halloween on the Common on Oct. 30. From our own coverage: North Main Street to close for Halloween event.
Berkley posts opening and closing dates for its upcoming Special Town Meeting warrant. Also in today's brief (3 items): Berkley posts warrant dates for Special Town Meeting; Board of Health office closing for over a week; Berkley collects candy for Halloween on the Common.
Berkley selectmen will review draft concept designs for the Myricks Street recreation space on September 30. Also in today's brief (4 items): Town seeks vendors for winter snow plowing; Berkley gas station ranks among state's cheapest; Selectmen to review Myricks Street rec space design…
Berkley posts new economic development plan for public review as state voter guides arrive. Also in today's brief (3 items): Berkley posts economic development plan for public review; State begins mailing 2026 voter information guides; Berkley honors Revolutionary War patriot Elijah Bri…
Berkley Cable TV board elects new officers and approves $6,375 captioning contract. The Cable TV Advisory Committee selected Arlene Medeiros as Chair and Treasurer and Joseph Sousa as Secretary in votes of 3-0. The board approved a $6,375 closed captioning quote covering 1,000 hours of programming.
Berkley Cultural Council commits musician payments to own reserves, not grants. Led by Kelley Larabee, the council decided to fund its monthly concert-series musicians from its $5,222.93 state fund plus $5,472.27 in non-state reserves rather than grant money, ensuring self-sufficiency. Treasurer
Berkley Conservation Committee approves horse paddock construction on Locust Street. The committee unanimously approved a Notice of Intent for Malloch Construction to build the paddock at 53 Locust Street, with required permanent mulch berm maintenance subject to five-year inspections. Residents
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