BCAT NEWS

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has partnered with the Boston University AdLab (BLU AdLab) to encourage drivers to refrain from using their electronic devices while [...]

Burlington High School spring sports have returned and tryouts begin this week for all. BCAT will have your weekly rundown of girls softball, boys baseball, girls and boys outdoor track, […]

The Board of Health invites the public to attend a Food Safety Forum with food establishment managers and Board of Health staff to discuss food safety topics as it pertains […]

Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, part of Beth Israel Lahey Health, has named Elizabeth A. Gagliardi, MD, as the new Chair of its Department of Gynecology. Gagliardi has more than […]

Chief Thomas Browne is pleased to announce that the Burlington Police Department has received state funding for a new Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) device. Funding in the amount of [...]

The Burlington-based company Keurig Dr. Pepper, whose Keurig coffee machines set the template for single-serve coffee pods, has announced it is working on a more eco-friendly and versatile [...]

The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce visits member The Capital Grille in Burlington at Wayside Commons, Renowned dry aged steak, Master Sommelier-selected wines, and impeccable service.

Get ready to squeal this summer as fiberglass pigs sculptures will be brought to the Burlington Town Common and sponsored by area businesses. The logo was designed by BHS student […]

Candidates for Burlington’s Select Board and Moderator races joined us in the BCAT studios this week to compete for your vote in the April 6th local Election.  Watch the full […]

College basketball is in the midst of the March Madness basketball tournament. For the bookworm crowd there is Minute Madness! Minute Madness is a bracketed competition where readers read, or [...]

The Cambridge Street Gallery is exhibiting nine paintings by the late artist Phil Young, who taught painting and drawing in Burlington for over 30 years and served as the chair […]

The School Committee Tuesday night began poring through a draft school budget for Fiscal Year 2025 that came in at $67.5 million, about 9 percent higher than last year’s budget, […]

“Operation Magic Carpet” was an effort in WWII to help soldiers readjust to normal life after war, as they were housed on US naval ships and given chances for leisure, […]

Discussion continued Tuesday night on Burlington Public Schools’ posting of a job opening for a Lead Instructional Coach for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the high school.  The job was […]

The talented robotics team at Burlington High School has completed a capable robot they’re calling “Inferno” ahead of competitions at Reading Memorial High School on March 16 [...]