Claiming “the governor is marching us off a financial cliff” Republican Berlin Town Council member Charles Paonessa announced Tuesday he would be seeking his party’s endorsement for the 6th District state senate seat.

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On July 10th, 2015, the BRTC members and guests took part in a fun and educational cocktail party, where they discussed a number of important issues facing our local community and our state. Click here to learn more about getting involved with the Berlin RTC and attending future events.

August Wolf

August Wolf addressing the crowd

August Wolf will be running for Senator this fall

August Wolf and the Reilly’s

Some deep discussions

Kari, Lecia, August, Anne and Sandra

Town Council Members Brenden Luddy, Charles Paonessa and Dave Evans with August

August addressing …

The Democrat Town Council members believe spending town and state dollars is the solution for economic woes and development. What they seem to forget is that either way this is your tax dollars.

In the past 13 years, the Democrat-majority party made decisions with little concern for the taxpayers or their votes. Town residents vote down the budget during the referendum process and the vote results are ignored. People wonder why they even vote in budget referendums (and you can see the turnout has been historically …

What: Pasta Dinner (Ziti & Meatballs, Sausage, Salad, Bread & Dessert)

When: Saturday, May 9, 2015 5:00pm-7:00pm

Where: Italian Independent Political Club (16 Harding Street, Berlin)

Adults: $15.00
Children Ages 4-12: $6:00
Children 3 & Under: Free

For Tickets Contact: Andra Millerd 860-828-9722

Sponsored by the Berlin Republican Town Committee

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With all of the publicity that the Ice Bucket challenge has raised for the ALS organization, the Berlin Republican Town Committee (BRTC) is hoping that the “N”Ice Bucket challenge catches on as well.  Not just in their town, but across the state.   They challenge you to raise food for your local pantries!

As a result of a recent article in the Berlin Citizen, the BRTC is teaming up with local businesses to help fill the Berlin Food Pantry for our fellow citizens who are in need.  …

Writing letters to the editor of your local paper is not only a way to get your issues heard, but it can also help stimulate other voters to speak their minds. There are many people in Berlin with excellent ideas about how this town can improve. It is important to realize that you can make a difference by writing a letter to the editor in your town.

Ideas for writing letters –

Your feelings on taxes in Berlin
Your opinion on spending decisions that have been made by …

One of the best ways to get involved in Berlin is to serve on a commission. You can make a direct and immediate impact on your community. Each year, there are a number of openings on the local commissions in Berlin. You can find out more about them by going to the following link on the Berlin Website –

The following link provides a list of the various town commissions and boards – Click here.

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