
Local Government
New Electricity Program Saving Money for Town Residents, Businesses
Town expects residents and businesses to continue seeing net savings on their electric bills through October 2026.
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Local Government
Town expects residents and businesses to continue seeing net savings on their electric bills through October 2026.
Sports
The baseball team improves their record to 6-3, volleyball team looks to add one to the W column.
Sports
Baseball team takes field again, fresh off a Friday win. Also: tennis, unified basketball.
Road paving project among the barriers to holding the annual staple
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Sports
With a baseball win and a softball loss behind them, the Red Devils turn to lacrosse games this afternoon.
Community
Free fall-prevention classes in Burlington begin April 28. Learn balance, build strength, and reduce fear of falling with this 4-week wellness program.
Sports
After mixed lacrosse results yesterday, baseball and softball are up.
Community
Joe O’Hare found his calling as a Shriner clown after becoming a dad. Now, his whole family helps bring joy to hospitals, parades, and the circus ring.
Sports
Monday's softball games ended in JV, varsity wins; lacrosse is ahead on Tuesday
Burlington’s People Helping People joins the Walk for Hunger on May 4 to fight food insecurity and support local families in need.
Schools
The High School Building Committee and project team now know which direction the high school project will be taking.