Storefront Shifts: Winter Closings, Spring Openings, and a New Perspective

Winter changes signal continued momentum in Burlington’s business community.

Big Night: The Annual Migration That Unfolds Quietly Under Cover of Darkness

One spring night, when the weather is just right, salamanders and wood frogs make their big move. Learn about Big Night and why it is essential to our ecosystem.

Dancing Days Are Here Again: Two Favorites Return to Burlington's Social Calendar

Spring means Prom Season — and Burlington delivers a night to remember for more than just BHS juniors and seniors.

Chef's Corner: Mastering Béchamel — and the Fettuccine Alfredo It Makes Possible

Chef James breaks down one of French cuisine's five mother sauces — and shows you exactly what to make with it tonight.

The Pocket-Sized Artifact That Connects Burlington to Centuries of Presidential History

by Peter Coppola, Burlington Historical Commission A few years ago, a small block of wood measuring just 4” x 2.25” x 2.25” sold at auction for $2,400. Why would someone pay more than two thousand dollars for something small enough to fit in a pocket? Because that

Helping Businesses Find Their Way in Burlington

Burlington is quietly reshaping how it does business — from zoning overhauls to developer-friendly guides. Here's how town leaders are envisioning a more accessible, walkable future.

An Inside Look at How Burlington Plans Its Biggest Investments

Burlington is getting serious about long-term financial planning. Here's how town administration is reshaping the way Burlington's biggest investments get made.

The Ants Go Marching

Army ants, antbirds, and a rain forest clearing crew: one Burlington resident's Panama expedition reveals nature's most perfectly interconnected system.

Connecting the Dots: Inside the New Role Reshaping Information Flow in Burlington

Burlington's first-ever Communications Officer is already reshaping how information flows in town. Meet Laura Zakrewski and the role that's changing everything.

Burlington Educator Henry Wan Earns Statewide Recognition

Burlington resident Henry Wan was just named Massachusetts School Counselor of the Year — and he had no idea it was coming. Here's his story.

From School Records to State Podiums, Burlington’s Winter Athletes Deliver

Burlington's winter athletes broke records, claimed state titles, and quietly built something bigger than any single performance. Here's what this season meant.

The Beauty of Waiting: The Benefits of Holding Off on Fall and Spring Cleanup

As spring arrives, there's beauty in what you left behind — and good reasons to hold off on that garden cleanup a little longer.

Market & Moments: Burlington Real Estate Warms Up as Spring Approaches

Burlington, MA February 2026 housing update. See prices, sales trends, mortgage rate shifts, and what’s shaping the spring market.

New Burlington Police Under Construction (and Under Budget)

Town Administration reports the town will need to borrow less for the project than anticipated.

Second Round of Department Budgets Sails Through Burlington's Finance Committee

All department increases in this round came in well under the 4.25% target guideline.