Games
Buzz Games Sept. 21, 2025
Anyone can enjoy this early edition of Buzz Games.
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Community
Community Celebrations: Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur
Join neighbors to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in Burlington by learning about the traditions of this holiday of renewal.
Columns
Backyard Shenanigans: The Fascinating Sex Lives of Plants
From bees and blossoms to ferns and slime molds, your backyard is buzzing with reproductive dramaânatureâs love story hidden in plain sight.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: In Favor of the Burlington High School Project
A Letter to the Editor from Martha Simon regarding the Burlington High School Building Project
Comics
just barely September 19: No Loitering
Community
Creativity on the Common: Burlington Expands Public Art Beyond Sculpture Park
Burlington expands its public art with a new project turning electrical boxes into colorful canvases, blending creativity, community, and local talent.
Sports
Varsity Volleyball Pulls Off Reverse Sweep; Golf Narrowly Falls to Winchester
Red Devils golf battles in a 37-35 loss to Winchester, while varsity volleyball storms back for a reverse sweep to improve to 6-1.
Sports
Woburn/Burlington Swim Tops Wakefield; Jr. Red Devils Earn Big Win
Co-op swim team wins 98â71 over Wakefield, boysâ soccer and golf fall, and the Jr. Red Devils football team dominates Concord in a 32-0 victory.
Sports
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.
Local Government
New Restaurant Concept Approved; Wonder to Open in Early 2026
With parking concerns settled, diners will be able to sample the flavors of world-famous chefs in newly-approved restaurant.
Sports
Soccer Loss Makes Way For Busy Tuesday in Red Devils Sports
Arlington bests Burlington; full slate of athletics ahead Tuesday
Local Government
High School Project Leads Burlington's September 2025 Town Meeting Warrant
At Burlington's Town Meeting, which begins on September 29, representatives will debate bylaw changes and funding requests