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At a recent Select Board meeting a proclamation was made in honor of HELPIS for all the work the non-profit organization does in the community. Read more about the proclamation […]

The regular season has officially wrapped up here at Burlington High School and the Red Devils are now entering the MIAA Postseason Tournament.  Varsity Tennis: Girls Tennis: (9-8) In the […]

To the Entirety of the Burlington Community: This week, a tragic and horrific school shooting occurred in Uvalde, Texas where 19 school children and 2 teachers were murdered by a […]

If a proposed set of special permit applications recently filed with the town are approved by the Planning Board a section of the parking lot of the Burlington Marriott will […]

Cover photo courtesy of @BHS_GirlsTF Twitter Lady Devils track competed in the Division 4 MIAA State Championship meet at Notre Dame Academy on Memorial Day weekend. Burlington finished in third [...]

The Burlington Police Department is warning restaurants and liquor stores in town to be vigilant and make sure they are checking IDs. Chief Thomas P. Browne reports that the Burlington […]

Library Director Michael Wick said in a release is pleased to announce that the Burlington Public Library has launched a World Language Collection that will continue to grow moving forward. […]

News and Events from the Burlington Public Library, May 26, 2022: (Online) Mindfulness & Meditation Class – Monday, June 13 at 7:30pm Practice clearing your mind, being in the present […]

Health officials are warning that cases of COVID-19 continue to be high in numerous counties in Massachusetts, including Middlesex County, and are advising residents to take precautions such as [...]

Burlington’s Interfaith Clergy Association has put out a message to the community in response to two recent mass shootings, one in a grocery store in Buffalo, New York and the […]

Monday is Memorial Day and that means all municipals offices are closed. This includes town hall, public schools and the library. Federal buildings such as the post office will also […]

The Burlington School Committee was given an update on the district’s drive to further diversity, equity and inclusion in the schools during Tuesday night’s meeting.  To start things off, [...]

There was a heartfelt proclamation and a celebration for HELPIS, the Burlington based social network for kind and charitable deeds that connects people in need with people who want to […]

Local third-grader Hannah Kadilak has made great strides in her literary career. The young author has just published her first book, “Scarlet Lends A Helping Hoof” with the help of [...]

  Another week, another photo to highlight. This week’s photos show some Burlington youngsters having a good time mimicking a popular video game and engaging in fun science experiments. They [...]

The Community Health Fair was held at the Town Common, full of organizations and businesses offering health advice, free screenings and information to keep people healthy

Burlington Superintendent of Schools Eric Conti has penned a letter to parents, guardians and the Burlington community in the wake of the tragic shooting in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday that […]

Wednesday afternoon, members of the Burlington Boys and Girl Scouts, along with their families and other volunteers, could be seen replacing the flags on the graves of veterans at Chestnut […]