Local Government
Planning Board Set to Weigh in on the Vision for Burlington
The future of Burlington could include more mixed-use development, with design standards and connectivity for residents and visitors
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Sports
Burlington Teams Celebrate Spikes, Kicks, and Victory
Friday was an exciting day in Red Devil Sports. The girls' varsity and freshman soccer teams both came out on top of Boston Latin School, each winning by a score of 2-1. The volleyball teams swept Lynn Classical and raised $14,000 (with a corporate match) for the American
Columns
Mack: A Big Dog in a Small Package (Part 1)
The fiercest, funniest pets often come in an unexpectedly small package!
Sports
Swim Team Takes First Win of the Season
The Woburn-Burlington combined swim team took their first win of the season against the "Stonerose" (Stoneham-Melrose) team this week. The final score was 85-48; a huge handful of Burlington swimmers took their best time of the season, with a number of others swimming their first event in competition.
Local Government
Outdoor Facilities Master Plan Offers Draft Recommendations
Offer your feedback on the Outdoor Facilities Master Plan draft today and help the Recreation Department enhance its offerings.
Sports
Girls' Soccer Ties it Up on Senior Night
The golf team took 10th place overall at Sectionals in Brookline yesterday, while the boys' soccer team fell to Wakefield 2-0. The girls' Senior Night soccer game ended on a 1-1 tie, bringing their record to 4-8-2. Today in sports, the field hockey teams are hosting Wakefield at
Local Government
Are Burlington's Stormwater Bylaws in Line for an Overhaul?
Burlington's Conservation Commission is considering changes to the stormwater and erosion & sedimentation bylaw, first drafted in 2005 in response to requirements from the Environmental Protection Agency. The current bylaw governing the requirements around stormwater control and sedimentation management that applies to new and redeveloped construction projects, as
Community
Representative Ken Gordon Organizes Supply Drive for Hurricane Victims
PRESS RELEASE Representative Ken Gordon, in partnership with Representative Marc Lombardo and Teamster’s Local 25 & Joint Council 10, has organized a hurricane relief donation drive to support the victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. From October 14th through October 20th, between the hours of 7am and 7pm, community
Sports
Golf Team Off to Sectionals, Soccer & Swim on Agenda
The varsity volleyball team lost their matchup against Melrose yesterday with a score of 3-0, bringing their record to 9-6. Freshman and JV split, with the JV team winning 2-1 and the freshman team falling 2-1 to the Red Hawks. Today the golf team will be heading out to sectionals
Schools
New Fox Hill School Design to be Refined in Coming Months
Building Committee reviews schedule, sets monthly meetings, forms working groups to guide development; bidding expected next winter
Sports
Looking Ahead to a Big Week for BHS Volleyball
The soccer teams were back at it yesterday despite the day off from school. Both teams took two losses and a tie: Varsity boys ended 1-1, while the freshman and JV teams both lost 4-1 to the Red Hawks; Varsity girls fell 3-0, while the JV team lost 3-1 and
Community
Community Celebrations: Columbus Day/Indigenous People's Day
Columbus Day Columbus Day has been celebrated in some form for over two centuries in the United States. Many have considered it a celebration of the start of life as we know it in the Americas. Many still observe Columbus day in celebration of the accomplishments of Italian Americans and