Buzz Magazine: Fall 2026
Burlington to Mark 25 Years Since 9/11 Attacks
The annual ceremony carries extra weight this year.
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Good Neighbors: The Marino Family Builds a Legacy of Service in Burlington Schools and Community
Good Neighbors is a joint initiative of Burlington Buzz, Burlington Cable Access Television (BCAT), and the Town of Burlington, celebrating residents whose kindness, generosity, and everyday actions make Burlington a better place to live. Know someone who deserves recognition? Submit a nomination and help us spotlight the people strengthening our
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New Free Ride Service Debuts in Burlington
A new free, on-demand electric shuttle called LINK now connects riders in Burlington, Woburn, Reading, and Wakefield to local stops. Here's how it works.
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Pours for a Purpose Returns for a Second Year of Supporting Food Security in Burlington
Pours for a Purpose returns to Grandview Farm July 16, with beer, wine, and spirits tastings benefiting People Helping People's programs.
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New Restaurants, Extended Theater Hours, and a Game Show Arena: Burlington's Summer Business Boom
Kyuramen, Sunflower Organic Pizza, Waffle & Bagel, and Game Show Battle Rooms are among the newest additions to Burlington's business scene.
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Select Board Outlines a Year of Behind-the-Scenes Efforts to Address ICE Facility Concerns
A year of court filings, AG coordination, and congressional briefings — and still no access to the building. Here's where things stand.
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Burlington's Middle School Robotics Team Takes Their Case for Archaeology to Canada Cup
Burlington's Accidental Archaeologists head to Canada Cup, an international FLL invitational, after a season exploring why archaeology funding matters.
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Eversource Begins Process for New Winn Street Substation as Burlington's Power Demand Maxes Out the Grid
Two of the Burlington area's three substations are running at full capacity. Eversource's fix involves a new station on Winn Street — and wants your input June 24.
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Gone But Not Forgotten: New Mural Brings a Touch of Nostalgia to Burlington Crossroads
A new Burlington Crossroads mural pays tribute to a restaurant that closed in 1996 but still lives in the town's collective memory.
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Neighbors in Arms: Burlington and the Revolution
From the first alarm at Lexington and Concord to service in the Continental Army, the story of Burlington’s militia traces the opening years of the American Revolution.
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Making a Place for Connection
The Economic Development Office continues the work of connecting the people who live, work, and play in Burlington around shared interests.
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“So Many New Things to Do”: Beloved Art Director Takes New Direction
As BHS art coordinator George Ratkevich heads into retirement, he’s not leaving creativity behind — he’s giving it room to breathe.