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Our BNEWS Election Center has all the information Burlington residents need to make informed decisions about the 2021 Burlington Town Election. We have debates between the contested Board of [...]

The following is a Letter to the Editor: Unknown to the residents of Richardson Road, the Burlington Board of Selectmen met in regular session on March 11, 2019 to talk […]

In this week’s video, Burlington High School Art Department Chair George Ratkevich has a video set to music performed by the school’s chorus featuring artwork of students.  

Candidates for Burlington’s upcoming 2021 Town Election were given a chance to meet with residents and answer their questions during a virtual forum held this past Sunday.  The event was […]

There will be an anti-hate vigil in support of the Asian American and Pacific Island (AAPI) communities on the Town Common this week in response to the shootings in Georgia […]

The Red Devils have returned to Varsity Field for an all-new, albeit modified season, and BCAT is back at covering all the gridiron glory. Click below to watch the season […]

BHS Class of 2020 graduates Kenan Wilson, Spencer Reith and Danny Sullivan have opened their own establishment inside of the Natick Mall, Courtside Kicks. Check out the store website at […]

Burlington Public Schools have reported eleven cases of COVID-19 since last Monday.  On March 23 they reported a case with a student or teacher in Cohort A at Burlington High […]

Parks and Recreation Director Brendan Egan and his department is gearing up for the Spring season. For the full interview with Brendan Click Here

Two local restaurants have temporarily shut down after employees tested positive for COVID-19.  True North Coffee announced on Sunday that they will close Monday through Wednesday this week after [...]

Burlington has seen a slight uptick in reported positive cases of COVID-19 but not enough to move the community out of the yellow and back into the red.  According to […]

Burlington High School has become well-known for its theatrical productions but live theater is a difficult thing to both perform and view in a time of COVID. Now, a group […]

Burlington residents have been posting comments online about two candidates stating during the BCAT candidate debate that a variety of professions constitutes “diversity” on the [...]

Another week, another photo to highlight. This week’s photo takes us back outside and into nature. It was sent in by Phyllis Neufeld and features a brightly colored male Northern […]

The candidates in the races for Board of Selectmen and Shawsheen Tech School Committee joined BCAT for debates ahead of the upcoming town election moderated by Town Moderator Bill Beyer […]

Master Gardener Peter Coppola returns for another season of expert tips & tricks to make your garden grow. Before breaking ground learn proper preparation for seeds and what you can […]

Remote from his home in Shelburne Falls, MA, Davis Bates tells stories and sings the songs of New England’s past. Sponsored by the Burlington Cultural Council. To find out more […]

News and Events from the Burlington Public Library, March 18, 2021 Adult Programs Let’s Talk About It: A Mental Health Book Discussion Group – Thursday, April 15 at 6:30pm Books […]