Community
Community Celebrations: Ramadan
A time to give back and invest in religious activities
ALL STORIES
Community
Local-Made Crafting and Gifts Have a New Home
A local favorite is now open in a new location.
Sports
Lady Devils Hockey Moves to Round of 16 With Decisive Victory
Girls win their hockey game; boys lose; one more round of 32 tomorrow.
Preliminary Conversations About Calendar, Schedule, Capital Items Dominate School Committee Meeting
The School Committee continued grappling with the proposed calendar for next year; they are also reviewing capital requests for next year's budget.
Sports
Girls' Basketball Team Kicks Off State Tourney With a Win
The Lady Devils will continue in the Round of 32 later this week; tournament play continues today for hockey teams
Local Government
Town and School Human Resources Seek to Split in New Budget Proposal
The preliminary budget is under development and, while it remains within the town's target increase range, includes some major changes.
Election 2025
Election 2025: Steve Nelson for Recreation Commission
Long-time member of local government, Steve Nelson, is running unopposed for a second three-year term on Recreation Commission.
Sports
Burlington Swimmer, Wrestler Put Up Strong State Performances
Swimmer Shay Woodbury and wrestler Maximillian Shvartsman put up strong performances, with more to come this week in hockey and basketball.
Sports
Burlington Athletic Director Reflects on a Successful Regular Season
"Every one of our teams in the winter will have a performance in the state tournament no matter what;" basketball and hockey tournaments begin this week.
Community
"Prepare to Laugh out Loud - a Lot!" A review of "Working for Crumbs"
By Jonathan Sachs & Ruth Neeman We've all seen our fair share of comedies about working in a lousy office situation. A myriad of movies have been made about the subject and the genre is at its finest in the TV versions of The Office. A play about
Community
Burlington Players Present “Working for Crumbs,” a Dark Workplace Comedy, Through March 8
The "epically ridiculous" show gives audience members a much-needed break from reality.
Annual Health Fair Seeks Exhibitors
Burlington's Annual Community Health Fair is coming up, and exhibitors are wanted!