Community
New Shops, Unique Eatery Bring Fresh Energy to Burlington’s Wayside
Burlington's Wayside Shopping Center adds new shops and a Japanese restaurant, offering fresh dining and shopping options as the plaza continues to evolve for visitors.
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Community
Burlington Library Awarded Competitive Grant for Teen Writing Program
The endowment from international nonprofit Horror Writers Association will meet a youth programming need based on community input
Community
Burlington Department of Public Works Gears Up for First Storm of the Season
Whether Tuesday's storm is big or small, the DPW is ready with equipment, personnel, and supplies.
Community
Burlington to Light the Night for 52nd Year
Family-friendly festivities start at 5:30 on December 2.
Community
Annual Food Drive Ensures Burlington Residents Have Thanksgiving Dinner
Donate Thanksgiving nonperishables so neighbors can enjoy a worry-free holiday meal
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: The Thanksgiving Play is a "Deep and Broad Parody of Over-the-Top Wokeness"
It was as if playwright FastHorse was saying, “So you want a play about Native Americans and Pilgrims with no Native Americans in it? OK, here’s what you get.”
Community
Other Burlingtons: High School Roundup
Learn about other Burlington High Schools and their buildings in this Special Election edition of Other Burligntons
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Middlesex Country District Attorney to Host Free Conference for Middle, High School Girls
The Empowering Girls conference is November 13 in Newton.
Community
9 Ways Orgs in and Around Burlington Support Veterans in November and All Year Round
Burlington's Veterans Services office plus other organizations gear up to provide support this season.
Sports
Lady Devils Soccer Sets Sights on Playoffs After Historic Regular Season
Burlington's girls' soccer team is having a standout season, finishing the regular season with more than double the wins they notched last year.
Community
Relief May Be in Sight for SNAP Recipients
With November SNAP benefits uncertain, neighbors are joining forces to support their community.
Partner Story
State School Building Program Favors Wealthier Districts, Leaving Lower-Income Urban Students in Aging, Dilapidated Buildings, According to New Study
Building in urban spaces often comes with additional costs, leaving these districts – which have a high number of low-income and minority students – with outdated facilities.