Dog Licensing, Sheds, and In-Law Apartments: What's Up for a Vote at September Town Meeting
Burlington's Sept. 28 Town Meeting tackles dog control, zoning enforcement, ADUs, and a Middlesex Turnpike rezoning β see all 16 warrant articles.
Burlington's Sept. 28 Town Meeting tackles dog control, zoning enforcement, ADUs, and a Middlesex Turnpike rezoning β see all 16 warrant articles.
Shawsheen's troubled budget, a wireless tower fight, no Fourth of July fireworks β here's what's on the table at Burlington's May 11 Town Meeting.
The Annual Town Meeting for Burlington, MA, features major items such as capital and operational budgets for schools and town departments, changes to animal bylaws, and a crypto ATM ban.
Some open seats remain; others were filled by write-in candidates.
Burlington voters returned Katherine Bond and Jeremy Brooks to the School Committee; a number of new Town Meeting Members are seated.
Burlington's April 11 election has open Town Meeting seats in Precincts 2 and 7. Here's how to run as a write-in β or vote for one.
Sports
Golf earns its first win of the season and girls' volleyball keeps rolling as Burlington wraps a busy Friday and looks ahead to a full week.
Boys' golf picked up their first win of the season on Friday, edging Melrose 37β35. Luke Quimby and Aiden Shanahan were the standouts, with Quimby shooting a 39 and Shanahan getting the team over the edge with a 7-2 win.
Girls' volleyball went 2β1 at Belmont. JV won in straight sets to improve to 4β1, and varsity took a 3β0 victory to move to 3β2. Lexie Carmody was named player of the match, finishing with 9 service points, 2 assists, 18 digs, and 22 serve receives. Freshman fell in straight sets, dropping to 1β4.
Girls' soccer fell to Tewksbury Friday, with varsity losing 5β1 and JV dropping their game 8β0. Meanwhile, field hockey lost to Belmont 7β0 at the varsity level, with JV falling 5β0, and boys' freshman soccer lost to Melrose 5β1.
Boys' football fell to Woburn 40β28 Friday night.
A new free, on-demand electric shuttle called LINK now connects riders in Burlington, Woburn, Reading, and Wakefield to local stops. Here's how it works.
Pours for a Purpose returns to Grandview Farm July 16, with beer, wine, and spirits tastings benefiting People Helping People's programs.
A year of court filings, AG coordination, and congressional briefings β and still no access to the building. Here's where things stand.
Hive members keep the Buzz thriving.
Surprising lessons learned from an experiment in building a saltwater ecosystem
Boys' soccer makes it back-to-back blowouts with a 7β0 win over Arlington Catholic as Burlington heads into a busy Friday night and weekend slate.
Two major Burlington building projects, a new Fox Hill Elementary and a new police station, both hit topping-off milestones in September. Here's the latest.
Boys' soccer holds on for a 3β2 win over Melrose and girls' volleyball takes two of three against North Andover in Tuesday sports action.
Here's what came out of the Burlington Government Review Committee's work over the last 15 months and what comes next.
Girls' volleyball sweeps Arlington and girls' soccer picks up a win Monday as the Red Devils prepare for a busy Tuesday.
Experiential retail is rising in popularity. What is it, where is it, and what does its surge mean for Burlington's business landscape?
Burlington residents have no shortage of elected officials working on their behalf here in town. Here's who advocates for your town on statewide issues.
Burlingtonβs veterans have someone in their corner β and the door is always open.
Whether you recognize him from television or preschool drop-off, this fall you can get to know Jason Santos as the chef next door.
With a sibling across town and a story that goes back hundreds of years, this Burlington house is more than just a pretty face.
Join the local nonprofit that's been making Burlington more beautiful since 1960.
Miles for Mental Health returns for a fourth year, raising money and awareness.
How a school growing challenge turned a Burlington grandfather and granddaughter into a team β and keeps families coming back to the garden year after year.
From a children's book about deforestation to a food pantry shelf at the library, Burlington's newest Eagle Scouts and Gold Award recipients left their mark before they left for college.