
Volleyball and Cross Country Lead the Way; JV Field Hockey Earns First Win
Varsity volleyball improves to 5-1, boysâ cross country tops Wakefield, and JV field hockey celebrates its first win of the season.
Varsity volleyball improves to 5-1, boysâ cross country tops Wakefield, and JV field hockey celebrates its first win of the season.
With parking concerns settled, diners will be able to sample the flavors of world-famous chefs in newly-approved restaurant.
Arlington bests Burlington; full slate of athletics ahead Tuesday
At Burlington's Town Meeting, which begins on September 29, representatives will debate bylaw changes and funding requests
Burlington football earns a 14-0 win behind Ryan Brooks, while boysâ soccer and golf come up just short in competitive Friday matchups.
Study paints a picture of Massachusetts residents mostly happy with their health care coverage, even while many report struggling with cost and access.
Anyone can enjoy this first edition of Buzz Games.
Burlington homes are selling fast and above list price in 2025. Stay tuned each month for stats, trends, and stories.
Join the Public Arts Committee in welcoming the sculptures to their new temporary homes with an event on September 20
Varsity volleyball celebrates another win, field hockey ties Melrose, and Jr. Devils football shuts out Woburn. Football home opener tonight vs. Westborough.
Burlington soccer drops games to Melrose, while swim falls to Winchester. Freshman soccer, field hockey, and volleyball in action today.
School Committee approves survey policies, high school estimate, & science club stipend, hears back-to-school updates, and welcomes new BHS associate principal
Community
Community contribution: The Savannah Disputation at Burlington Players delivers sharp humor, strong performances, and engaging debateâlive theater worth seeing.
Sports
Varsity volleyball improves to 3-1 with a win over Lexington, while boysâ cross country opens at Arlington. Soccer and girlsâ swim highlight todayâs schedule.
Community
The Burlington Players stage The Savannah Disputation, a sharp comedy where humor, faith, and debate collide. Runs Sept. 5â20 in Burlington.
Sports
Golf notches a win over Watertown, but soccer and field hockey stumble. More home action vs. Lexington today.
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