Community
What Will November SNAP Changes Mean For Burlington Families?
Two federal-level issues are set to impact access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits in Massachusetts starting November 1.
Nicci Kadilak
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Community
Public Safety Updates: New Fire Chief Appointed, Temp Police Station
Chief Browne will begin in January; temporary police station opens first week of November
Sports
Burlington Volleyball Sweeps Wilmington; Swimmer Sets League Record at ML Meet
Burlington volleyball earns a clean sweep over Wilmington, while Woburn-Burlington swimmer Ryley McCarthy sets a new Middlesex League record in the 100 backstroke.
Community
Understanding The Potential Tax Impacts from Burlingtonās Upcoming Capital Projects
Learn how Burlingtonās new school and police station projects may affect property taxesāand what relief options are available for residents.
Sports
Burlington Cross Country Tops Stoneham; Soccer and Field Hockey Battle Wilmington
Burlingtonās girlsā cross country earns a home win over Stoneham as soccer and field hockey teams notch tight contests against Wilmington.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Please Vote āNoā on the New High Schoolās Debt Exclusion
Community member Matt Frost lays out potential tax impacts for the town's upcoming capital projects and says town should prioritize targeted improvements rather than demolition and reconstruction.
Schools
Burlington School District Performance Outpaces State, Reinforces Curriculum Changes
While Burlington students generally scored higher than the state average, overall state scores have yet to recover from the pandemic
Sports
Red Devils XC Team 2nd Going Into Post-Season
Soccer and field hockey are on the agenda for today after the boys' cross country team took a decisive victory on Tuesday.
Local Government
Proposed Burlington High School Addition-Renovation Rests on Nov. 15 Special Election - What You Need to Know
A special election is planned for November 15 to see if Burlington's voters will approve a debt exclusion for funding for a new high school building.
BHS Building Project
Letter to the Editor: A Necessary Solution
Ways & Means Chair Doug Davison shares his perspective that the proposed addition-renovation at Burlington High School is the best most cost-effective.
BHS Building Project
Letter to the Editor: Burlington Special Election November 15
The Town Clerk announces the November 15 Special Election
Sports
Volleyball Edges Melrose in Thriller; Field Hockey Stays Competitive
Burlington teams fought hard Monday, with volleyball pulling off a dramatic win and field hockey and soccer turning in determined efforts.