Weekly Buzz | A Slow Re-Entry
Hello, Burlington, and Happy 2023!
I took an impromptu day off yesterday; crazy how draining the holiday season is. I didn’t realize how tired I was until I finally sat down and couldn’t get up.
So far this week, we’re looking at a slow entry into the new year. Just a few meetings, some sports, and a few events…so far. I’m sure other items will be added as the week goes on, so be sure to check your Daily Buzz each day!
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This Week in Burlington
Meetings and Events
Monday, January 2
Town offices (and schools!) are closed in observation of the New Year’s Holiday
Tuesday, January 3
6:30 PM - General Bylaw Review Committee
7:00 PM - Board of Appeals, beginning with an administrative meeting at 7 and then the public hearings at 7:30
Wednesday, January 4
2:30 PM - Shawsheen School Council
6:00 PM - Shawsheen Policy Subcommittee
Thursday, January 5
10:30 AM - (Library event) Creation Station for ages 2-5. Learn more and register here.
7:00 PM - Planning Board
Friday, January 6
10:15 AM - (Library event) Burlington Quilt Club
4:00 PM - (Library event) Tween Mario Kart Tournament. Register here.
Saturday, January 7
1:00 PM - (Library event) India Association of Greater Boston TED Talk Workshop
Sunday, January 8
3:00 PM - (Library event) Sunflowers and Starry Nights: The Genius of Vincent Van Gogh with Jane Oneail (Zoom)
Sports and Activities
Sports will be back tomorrow with a full basketball schedule. For now, catching up from the end of last week:
Boys’ and Girls’ Track teams are still undefeated after they both defeated Melrose at the Track at New Balance on Friday.
In Hockey, JV Boys came back from behind to tie Wilmington on Friday 3-3, while Varsity Girls took their first loss of the season to Malden Catholic on Saturday and boys tied Melrose 0-0.
Our wrestling team competed at a quad meet yesterday and finished with a 2-1 record, beating Billerica 42-36 and Middleborough 42-30 and falling to Lexington 30-54. The team is coming into 2023 with a 4-4 record.
That’s all I have for you today. Thanks again to Kadilak Realty Group for sponsoring today’s newsletter!
See you tomorrow!
Nicci
Tonight Channel Five’s Chronicle is a repeat of a show dealing with stones and what they are used
for.
Burlington’s Robert Fahey has a segment where he discusses the Kent House on Middlesex Turnpike. It will be on @ 730pm.