BCAT News

Alida Charbonneau represented BCAT at the annual reenactment of The Civilian Evacuation, and the Battle of Lexington on the Lexington Battle Green of April 19, 1775 this past weekend. This […]

Keeping in step with Patriots Day the Photo of the Week is of the historical marker for the boyhood home of Samuel “Uncle Sam” Wilson, the real life inspiration for […]

Spring is here and it’s a great time to get outside for the Earth Day Clean Up! The Burlington Conservation is offering an opportunity to clean up Burlington. On Saturday, […]

This week’s video shows the King and Queen of the Council on Aging’s Senior Prom take their celebratory dance.

While many of the town wide races are uncontested this year, there are two ballot questions that are garnering a lot of attention that residents have the opportunity to vote […]

This week, Mary Leach shares a serene look at the Sawmill Brook running on a 60 degree Sunday (Unusual for this time of year!)

Burlington Mall, the premier shopping and dining destination, is expanding its offerings in 2025 with the addition of ten new stores and restaurants. These new arrivals will further enhance the [...]

Galaray House in Lexington has announced Burlington High School’s own Christina Chang as its featured artist for April of 2025. A celebrated Asian American artist, Chang is known for her [...]

Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian is pleased to announce registration for the 2025 Youth Public Safety Academy (YPSA) is now open. YPSA is an educational and affordable summer program that [...]

The Easter Bunny is hopping down the bunny trail to the Burlington Mall for visits with families as part of the Bunny Photo Experience. The Burlington Mall is also offering […]

One of the millions of bicycles in the Netherlands, parked at the intersection of Fietspad and Machineweg MP taken at sunset outside Amsterdam. Photo by Henry Morin who is studying […]

This week Steve Morin shares a video of a ferry that takes folks from Amsterdam Nord to the Amsterdam Centraal station. Steve says it runs every five minutes, is free, […]

The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office (MSO) continues to urge residents to be aware of ongoing scam attempts targeting residents using sophisticated tactics via text, call, email, and online platforms. [...]

The crescent moon and Venus with a little Earthshine, set above the tower of the 1879 Woburn Public Library on Feb 1. The Library was designed by H.H. Richardson as […]

A longtime contributor to the Burlington Parks and Recreation Department, Ken Pondelli was honored at a recent Recreation Commission meeting for his years of service to the Parks and Recreation [...]

In honor of the recent passing of beloved resident Toni Faria and retired Fire Chief Lee Callahan, BNEWS Archive looks back at the booking signing of “Burlington Firefighters” [...]

Chief Thomas Browne reports that the Burlington Police Department is seeking to identify two suspects in connection to a recent shoplifting incident. On Monday, March 10, at approximately 5 p.m., [...]

Chief Thomas Browne is pleased to welcome two new officers to the Burlington Police Department. Officer Alexa Gaudet and Officer Matthew Schipelliti graduated from the Massachusetts Police [...]