BCAT News

The Burlington Science Center’s Wendy Pavlicek bring Starla the African Pygmy Hedgehog before the School Committee budget meeting.

Northshore Magazine has named 123 physicians and surgeons from 31 medical specialties affiliated with Lahey Hospital & Medical Center to its annual ‘Top Doctors’ guide. Drawing from Castle [...]

BCAT is proud to announce it’s line up of training sessions available for the spring of 2023. BCAT offers a variety of training workshop s from beginner to advanced levels […]

The Town of Burlington will be turning 225 years old on February 28 of 2024, known as a quasquibicentennial. Select Board Chair Nick Priest read a formal proclamation in honor […]

Burlington is celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting women-owned businesses. The Town of Burlington Office of Economic Development is promoting women’s contributions to [...]

For International Women’s Day, The State Library of Massachusetts welcomes New York Times Best Seller Kate Clifford Larson to discuss her book “Walk with Me: A Biography of Fannie Lou [...]

Lahey Hospital & Medical Centers is awarding $238,000 in grant funding to 13 community-based organizations, including the Burlington Council On Aging. These grants are being awarded as part [...]

The Burlington Board of Health, in collaboration with Burlington Parks and Recreation, with sponsorship from Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, will be hosting a Community Health and Wellness [...]

Burlington Council on Aging Director Marge Yetman discusses what has been happening at the senior center including a change in the Snap Program and MASSHealth. In addition to a variety […]

Looking for a little dinner and romance? Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and there are plenty of restaurants in Burlington that are offering delicious dishes for your night […]

Jane (Nord) Raymond, wife of longtime Burlington Planning Board member and Recreation Commissioner Paul Raymond, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 7. She was 90 years old. Jane attended UMASS Amherst [...]

Another week, another photo to highlight This week’s photo is from Burlington Conservation Administrator John Keeley who caught the sun rising over Mill Pond during a morning walk. The [...]

The family owned and operated MOM’s Organic Market will be celebrating their Grand Opening this weekend Friday to Sunday here in Burlington. The store, located at 35 Cambridge Street, is the […]

In response to inquiries involving public health, science, wellness, safety, as well as Burlington’s new biotechnology, the Board of Health is developing a Public Health and Scientific [...]

The Town of Burlington is advancing a rezoning initiative to create fresh updated land use policies for the area’s largest commercial district along Mall Road and parts of Middlesex Turnpike. [...]

Bob Buckley, attorney of Riemer & Braunstein, and Executive Committee Co-Chair of the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC) Board of Directors, steps in as a “Guest [...]

The Burlington Sculpture Park Committee recently disclosed the sculpture “Follow Your Heart” has been damaged. The damage was first discovered by a concerned citizen late on Thursday night, Feb. [...]

Students of Burlington High School’s drama department are preparing their performance of Shakespeare’s “Comedy of Errors” for the One Act Play Festival in Wayland Feb. 11. [...]