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Berlin [Hartford County] Connecticut was incorporated from Farmington, Middletown and Wethersfield, in May of1785. It was named from Berlin, Prussia and formerly known as Kensington.

Area, 27.0 sq. miles. Population, est., 17,246. Voting districts, 7. Principal industries, over 125 small to medium size manufacturers call Berlin home, producing everything from precision machine tools to paper cups. Corporate headquarters of Northeast Utilities located there.

Subcategories

• Arts and Entertainment
• Business and Economy
• Education
• Kensington
• Real Estate
• Recreation and Sports
• Society and Culture
• Travel and Tourism

Resources in This Category

• Berlin Fair

  http://ctberlinfair.com/
  Information on location and attractions for annual agricultural event.

• Berlin Land Trust, Inc.

  http://www.berlinlandtrust.org/
  Nonprofit organization established to preserve wetland, historic sites, natural habitats and scenic lands, as well as to educate residents on the benefits of such preservation.

• Berlin, Connecticut

  http://www.town.berlin.ct.us/
  Official site for town, with information on education, town government, news, services, business and organizations.

• Mike Maroon DDS.

  http://www.advanceddental.com/
  Cosmetic dentist in Berlin, CT.

• The Berlin Citizen

  http://www.myrecordjournal.com/news/berlincitizen
  News, weather, classifieds, events calendar and community links.

• VolunteerFD.org

  http://www.volunteerfd.org/
  Online organization dedicated to bringing volunteers together to share information on bylaws, grants, SOGs, recruitment and retention, and fundraising.

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