Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Stay Entertained This Summer
Buzz reader and staff recommendations to keep you entertained for the summer
ALL STORIES
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Friend or Foe? Invasive Species Complicate Matters
Not all bugs are pests. Learn about some invasive species that could impact the ecology in and around Burlington.
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
A Garden is a Belief in the Future
Tips for keeping your garden a welcoming place for helpful visitors this summer
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Enjoy these 2025 Summer Festivals Near Burlington, MA
A list of summer festivals near Burlington, MA
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Municipal Matters: Your Town in Motion from Ballots to Bulldozers
Municipal updates from election results to building and construction updates, originally published in Buzz Magazine: Summer Edition
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Explore Local Farmer's Markets This Summer
Burlington doesn't have a farmer's market of its own, but there are plenty of fun, fresh, local markets to choose from!
Buzz Magazine: Summer 2025
Recipe: Simple & Delicious Fish Tacos
Enjoy this approachable and delicious recipe from contributing chef, James Sparks
Partner Story
MBTA Communities law is not an unfunded mandate, judge rules
A judge in Plymouth County has dismissed a bundle of municipal lawsuits and denied their request for denied grant monies to be disbursed.
Community
Burlington History On Display This Summer
The Burlington Historical Museum will be open, and tours of Burlington's historical sites will be offered
Community
Fresh, Free, and Local: Council on Aging’s Summer Produce Program Brings Nutrition and Community Together
Each summer the Burlington Council on Aging and Lahey Hospital & Medical Center come together to provide fresh, local produce to dozens of older adults in the community—at no cost to them. While in years past the program has had a more traditional market-style setup at Lahey, the produce
Schools
School Committee Votes to Bring Food Service In-House
Burlington to cut ties with Whitsons food service, citing low participation, waste, and poor quality.
Local Government
Burlington Select Board Debates Special Election for High School Project Funding
A final decision hasn't yet been made on a possible November special election for the addition-renovation project at Burlington High School