Community
Burlington Student Receives State Language Honor
Recent Shawsheen Tech graduate, Ronan Dewar, receives a prestigious award for language and cultural competency
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Local Government
Planning Board OKs Police Station Project Despite Debate on Timeline, Design Specifics
The Burlington Planning Board approved a long-awaited police station 5–2, after debate over design details and timeline.
Community
Swim Safety: 11 Expert Tips to Keep Your Family Safe Around Water
From CPR to sun safety, these expert tips help you and your family stay safe and confident around water — wherever your travels take you.
Local Government
Public Arts in Burlington Heat Up this Summer
The Select Board discusses initiatives that will showcase artistic talent around Burlington this summer and beyond.
Partner Story
See the Most Extreme Temperatures in Massachusetts History
Will this week's weather set local records?
Community
Overnight Paving Begins on Cambridge Street
The $5,000,000 repaving project in portions of Billerica and Burlington is nearly complete.
Local Government
Who's Who in Burlington, Massachusetts, Town Government (And What Do They Do?)
A list of each elected and appointed body in the the town with a summary of its responsibilities
Community
Burlington Library Will See Some Impacts from Federal Cuts
Federal cuts threaten library services statewide. Burlington stays strong, but many communities face reduced access and fewer resources.
Community
Strength for Every Body: Fitness Options for Athletes With Specific Needs Grow in Burlington
Inclusive fitness options are expanding in & around Burlington, with programs supporting mental health & neurodiverse athletes at Inclusive Fitness, D1 Training, and more.
Community
Burlington History On Display This Summer
The Burlington Historical Museum will be open, and tours of Burlington's historical sites will be offered
Community
Fresh, Free, and Local: Council on Aging’s Summer Produce Program Brings Nutrition and Community Together
Each summer the Burlington Council on Aging and Lahey Hospital & Medical Center come together to provide fresh, local produce to dozens of older adults in the community—at no cost to them. While in years past the program has had a more traditional market-style setup at Lahey, the produce
Schools
School Committee Votes to Bring Food Service In-House
Burlington to cut ties with Whitsons food service, citing low participation, waste, and poor quality.