(George Millerd, Republican Town Committee Chairman, released the following statement following Tuesday’s defeat of the $83,000,000 Berlin High School renovation proposal.)

The vote is in on the high school renovation referendum and the project has been voted down by a margin of 133 votes. With 45 percent of the electorate voting, the final tally (unofficial) is 2,848 “yes” and 2,981 “no.”

The vote is in on the high school renovation referendum and the project has been voted down by a margin of 133 votes.

The Berlin Police Department reports that at approximately 2:15 p.m. Monday, a stolen vehicle was spotted in the area of TD Banknorth on Rt.372;  a black Harley Davidson motorcycle CT Plate# 870607.

The Central Connecticut Health District along with its community partners will host a "Community Conversation" to discuss the current state of public health and chemical exposures in the towns of Berlin, Newington, Rocky Hill, and Wethersfield.

June 8 the town will hold a referendum vote on whether or not to bond $83 million for a “renovate-as-new” overhaul of Berlin High School. All five polls will be open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

Referendum results will be posted on The Citizen website June 8 and in the June 10 edition

George Millerd, chairman of the Republican Town Committee, has filed a complaint, against several town officials, with the state Elections Enforcement Commission.