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2025 Patch Profile: Kate Atkinson, Berlin Town Council
Berlin resident Kate Atkinson tells Patch why she should be elected to the Berlin Town Council.

1992 University of Connecticut graduate who has reported news, edited stories and designed pages for weekly and daily newspapers for more than three decades as well as spent 15 years as an adjunct at UConn. Currently venturing into the world of online digital journalism. Have a passion for community journalism and those quirky stories that other news writers might not report. Vernon resident, husband, father, dog lover and avid fan of baseball, soccer, motor sports -- among other sports. Currently the field editor for West Hartford, Southington, Simsbury, Avon, Greater Hartford, Farmington, Canton and Berlin for Patch. Feel free to email me at michael.lemanski@Patch.com with any news tips. No such thing as a bad idea.
Berlin resident Kate Atkinson tells Patch why she should be elected to the Berlin Town Council.

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Due to planned water main cleaning, water discoloration could occur in several Southington neighborhoods.
The author meet-and-greet will take place this week at the Enfield Public Library
The Enfield Police Department last week announced that four of its own will have new roles within the force.
The restaurant will open this week, with a grand opening ribbon-cutting coming later in the week.
Applicants are being sought this month for a Bristol-based foundation grant earmarked to help working artists in the community.
'Salsa in the Square' will take place this week at West Hartford's Blue Back Square, part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations locally.
The Town of Simsbury this week is hosting a reopening celebration at a beloved town swimming hole.
The prominent assisted living facility recently hosted its popular classic and antique car show, delighting residents and guests alike.
A prominent West Hartford photographer's work will be on display at a beloved local historical attraction starting later this week.
Folks in Hartford last week were treated to an unusual, if not humorous, sight on a city street.
The Avon-based New England Ballet Theatre will host a show in West Hartford this weekend, followed by a holiday performance in Hartford.
The Avon PD this week is showing folks how to use automated external defibrillators, one of which was recently installed at a local park.
One man in his 40s and another in his 50s were taken to Hartford-area hospitals following the Sunday night incident.
Police said charges against the man stem from a lengthy sting operation targeting child predators.
All information is provided by the Southington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.
The radio station at a community college in Enfield is up for two Connecticut Broadcasters Association awards on Oct. 7.
Part of West Hartford's 'Vision Zero' traffic safety initiative, updated crosswalk signals have been installed at some intersections.