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The Select Board on Monday, September 23, approved a request to plant a memorial tree in honor of Roger Cook, who passed away on August 21. Cook was a Burlington resident of over 50 years and BHS graduate. He also founded K&R Tree & Landscaping in 1982 with
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Looking for a fun way to spend an evening with your family and friends while also supporting a local non-profit that benefits hundreds of people in your community? Get your ticket now for Burlington Feud, the family-friendly game show featuring some of your favorite Burlington residents and members of town
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The Town of Burlington and the Burlington Town Center will be bringing back their annual Beer Gardens starting this Thursday. Started by the town's Economic Development Department as a single event in 2021 to support businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Burlington Beer Gardens have returned as a
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The theme for this year's National Senior Center Month is Powering Connection, and Burlington's Council on Aging will be celebrating by hosting two events this September to bring the community in and showcase the work they do. First, on Wednesday, September 4, from 5:00-7:00
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The Board of Health will be holding a flu clinic during the first week of October, Public Director Susan Lumenello said at the August 27 Board of Health meeting. The Department has already been receiving vaccines of both the regular and high-dose variety, and they expect for more to arrive
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The Sculpture Park and Indian Americans for Burlington (IAB) are calling all artists and crafters of Indian descent to participate in an event on August 31 celebrating Indian art in Burlington. Local artists will be on hand to display their artwork and answer questions about their work and inspiration, and
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If you enjoy a fun and energetic performance for all ages, get your clown shoes on and head over to Flip Circus at the Burlington Mall from September 6-17. Flip Circus will be bringing their innovative family-friendly event (in an iconic red-and-white climate-controlled tent!) to Burlington residents and visitors, and
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Have you enjoyed seeing the colorful pigs dotting the Town Common this summer? If so, we bet you have a favorite one. Is it that lil' cutie Mirabella? Or maybe the practical Hamma Time? History buffs have loved Willa, and nature nerds have adored Pap. Whichever pig is your
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As the date approaches for the big double-nickel celebration of their high school graduation, a group of Burlington High School Class of 1969 graduates are hoping to reach more of their classmates. With the transition away from landlines, the organizing committee lost touch with a number of their fellow graduates,
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The votes have been counted in the America's Farmers' Market Celebration by American Farmland Trust, and the market closest to Burlington took the top prize. Many Burlington residents head out to the Billerica Farmers' Market each Monday evening to enjoy their themed evenings, live entertainment, and
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West Nile Virus has been detected in a mosquito captured in Burlington, says the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH). The mosquito sample was collected on July 24, 2024, and is the first sample from Burlington to test positive for the virus. As of the July 23 Board of Health
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The carnival on the Common and all-day outdoor party known as Celebrate Burlington 2024 is coming in just two short days, on August 3, and Burlington Buzz will be there to share in the fun. But we won't just be standing around all day! We'll have