New Electricity Program Saving Money for Town Residents, Businesses
Town expects residents and businesses to continue seeing net savings on their electric bills through October 2026.
ALL STORIES
Another Baseball Win, Volleyball and Tennis Ahead
The baseball team improves their record to 6-3, volleyball team looks to add one to the W column.
Baseball Wins in Extras, Lacrosse Battles Hard, More Games Ahead
Baseball team takes field again, fresh off a Friday win. Also: tennis, unified basketball.
Burlington Players Bring 'Fun Home' Musical to Life with Powerful Storytelling and "Queer Joy"
The Burlington Playersā production of Fun Home opens May 2, exploring family, memory, and queer identity through music, love, and reflection.
Burlington Fourth of July Committee Cancels 2025 Parade
Road paving project among the barriers to holding the annual staple
Letter to the Editor: Why I Support Burlington Buzz
A letter to the editor explaining the author's reasons for supporting local news via Burlington Buzz
Burlington to Launch Pop-Up Art Gallery on Wheels to Showcase Local Creativity
A local artist is transforming a cargo trailer into a solar-powered mobile gallery, showcasing local artists and bringing public art to the streets.
Baseball Team 4-3 After Win against Wilmington
With a baseball win and a softball loss behind them, the Red Devils turn to lacrosse games this afternoon.
Burlington Offers Free āMatter of Balanceā Classes to Prevent Falls and Boost Confidence
Free fall-prevention classes in Burlington begin April 28. Learn balance, build strength, and reduce fear of falling with this 4-week wellness program.
Lacrosse Win, Lacrosse Loss; Baseball and Softball Ahead
After mixed lacrosse results yesterday, baseball and softball are up.
For One Burlington Resident, Clowning is a Family Affair
Joe OāHare found his calling as a Shriner clown after becoming a dad. Now, his whole family helps bring joy to hospitals, parades, and the circus ring.
Softball Teams Take Patriots Day Wins
Monday's softball games ended in JV, varsity wins; lacrosse is ahead on Tuesday
Burlington Nonprofit Walks to End Hunger in Burlington and Across Massachusetts
Burlingtonās People Helping People joins the Walk for Hunger on May 4 to fight food insecurity and support local families in need.
Schools
High School Committee Narrows to One Option
The High School Building Committee and project team now know which direction the high school project will be taking.
Sports
Teams Take a Break After a Busy Thursday
Mixed results from Thursday's outings bring in a slower vacation week.
Local Government
Board Reorganization: A Rotation, A Race, or Something More Nuanced?
Burlington boards reorganize after elections, choosing new leaders and subcommittee appointments and shaping the year ahead.
Sports
Tennis, Softball Wins Lead into Another Busy Day of Athletics
The tennis teams and the softball teams won their games earlier this week; today is packed with a long list of sports.
Community
Spring to Life In and Around Burlington
Plan your garden and your outdoor adventures to make the most of the warmer weather and longer daylight hours.
Sports
Mixed Results Tuesday Make Way for Quiet Wednesday
Some wins, some losses, and some scores not yet posted from a busy day in Red Devils athletics.
Cambridge Street Repaving to be Complete by Fall, Says MassDOT
A long-planned resurfacing and restriping project is set to be completed this year.
Sports
Tennis, Softball Wins Usher in Week
Monday wins in tennis and JV softball pave the way for Tuesday play, with unified b-ball, tennis, lacrosse, volleyball, softball and baseball on today's calendar.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Urging the Town to Embrace Hybrid Technology
A letter to the editor in favor of making town-wide meetings hybrid-accessible
Sports
A Winning Weekend Brings Momentum Before Break
Friday wins bring many Burlington athletic teams into the week before break with winning records.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: In Praise of Spontaneity
A poem by Burlington resident, retired librarian, and language instructor, Ruth Rin