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Community
The carnival on the Common and all-day outdoor party known as Celebrate Burlington 2024 is coming in just two short days, on August 3, and Burlington Buzz will be there to share in the fun. But we won't just be standing around all day! We'll have
Local Government
After a week of voting in the latest TownVote poll, more than 80% of respondents say they approve of an electronic sign in Burlington. The sign, if approved, would be installed at the corner of Bedford and Cambridge Streets at the Town Common, a location where currently two wooden poles
Community
Art lovers from all around will be excited to know that the Burlington Sculpture Park 2024 installation is complete. Featuring works from abstract to concrete in two and three dimensions, this two-year installation will take you on a journey from fantasy to reality. Possibly the cutest of the new sculptures,
Civic Engagement
The State Primary election is coming up in just over a month, and when you look over your ballot the word "Councillor" might catch your eye. This role is a seat on the Massachusetts Governor's Council. Still not ringing a bell? Here's what you
Community
The event many Burlingtonians await each year is back in just a few short days, and attendees will have even more opportunities to learn about and celebrate the town's history at Celebrate Burlington 2024. Celebrate Burlington, formerly known as Burlington Pride Day, was started by local basketball coach,
Schools
Burlington Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Eric Conti and Operations Director, Bob Cunha, introduced a 20-year facilities plan to the School Committee at their July 23 meeting. The goal is to put to paper the anticipated needs of the School District and prevent capital needs from sneaking up on the town.
Local Government
A representative for Cigars and More, located on Middlesex Turnpike, appeared before the Board of Health on July 23 to respond to an allegation of selling cigarettes to someone under the age of 21 during a compliance check. Mr. Bhut, who was representing the business, agreed that the sale had
Local Government
The Select Board is set to come back to Town Meeting in September with an updated proposal to install an electronic sign at the Burlington Common at the corner of Bedford and Cambridge Streets, a proposal which was postponed at the January 2023 Town Meeting citing concerns about distraction, dimensions,
Community
Don't panic! We promise, autumn is still very far off. But we are getting a head start on our next Seasonal Guide, the Buzz Guide to Fall in Burlington, and we want to feature you in it. Previous Seasonal Guides have featured recipes, hiking spots, activities, and more
Schools
Midway through the Burlington High School Feasibility Study, the Building Committee and design firm, Tappé Architects, have released a video to update Burlington residents and other stakeholders on the process of renovating or replacing the 360,000-square-foot building, constructed in 1971. The high school has been high on the district&
Schools
There's a new school administrator in town, and he's ready to hit the ground running. Tim McMahon took the reins from six-year Marshall Simonds Middle School principal, Cari Perchase, following her departure to another district this July. A Burlington resident and educator of 22 years, Tim
Local Government
The Planning Board, Land Use Committee, and Zoning Bylaw Review Committee offered their initial opinions last night on the proposal to create a retail marijuana overlay in Burlington, and a common theme was the recommendation to establish a cannabis overlay subcommittee. This group would take on the work of ensuring