Community
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.
Community
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.
Sports
Monday's softball games ended in JV, varsity wins; lacrosse is ahead on Tuesday
Community
Burlingtonās People Helping People joins the Walk for Hunger on May 4 to fight food insecurity and support local families in need.
Schools
The High School Building Committee and project team now know which direction the high school project will be taking.
Sports
Mixed results from Thursday's outings bring in a slower vacation week.
Local Government
Burlington boards reorganize after elections, choosing new leaders and subcommittee appointments and shaping the year ahead.
Sports
The tennis teams and the softball teams won their games earlier this week; today is packed with a long list of sports.
Community
Plan your garden and your outdoor adventures to make the most of the warmer weather and longer daylight hours.
Sports
Some wins, some losses, and some scores not yet posted from a busy day in Red Devils athletics.
A long-planned resurfacing and restriping project is set to be completed this year.
Sports
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
A letter to the editor in favor of making town-wide meetings hybrid-accessible