BCAT News

Burlington’s representative in the State Senate recently supported a slate of three bills centered on criminal justice that encourage rehabilitation and make it harder for authorities to seize [...]

Burlington residents can get free COVID-19 tests in an effort to keep vigilant and prevent further spread of the virus. The Burlington Board of Health has free i-Health rapid antigen […]

Monday, July 4 is Independence Day and in observation of the holiday all federal, state and municipal offices will be closed. This includes Burlington Town Hall, the Burlington Public Library, [...]

Burlington’s representative in the State House has signed onto a transportation and infrastructure bill that includes funds for bike paths in town.  According to a release from his office, [...]

On Friday, State Senator Cindy Friedman issued a statement in response to the 5-3-1 decision by the United States Supreme Court to overturn the 1973 landmark case Roe V. Wade, […]

Chief Thomas Browne said in a release he is proud to share that eight members of the Burlington Police Department received the Francis A. Grondin Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions [...]

Burlington’s representative in the State Senate is working to make voting easier for all residents.  According to a release from her office, on June 9, Senator Cindy F. Friedman (D-Arlington) [...]

Sunday is Juneteenth and there are a number of events to celebrate the holiday in the Burlington area. Juneteenth, officially called Juneteenth National Independence Day, is a federal holiday in [...]

Sunday, June 19 is Juneteenth and the new federal holiday will be recognized on Monday with federal, state and local offices closing. Juneteenth, officially called Juneteenth National [...]

There will soon be a new hand at the helm of Memorial Elementary School. Burlington Public Schools Superintendent Eric Conti announced on Monday the appointment of Patricia English-Sand as the [...]

A recent fundraiser event brought in funds for an important cause – helping veterans suffering from mental health issues. According to a release, dozens of community members joined the [...]

Do you have sensitive documents with personal identity information that you want to get rid of? Don’t throw them away. Identity thieves will often scour trash bags for personal information […]

Another week, another photo to highlight. This week’s photo is another example of the natural beauty all around us. It was sent in by Mary Leach and shows a Lady […]

Use your interests and special talents to help make Burlington an even better community to live in by lending a hand on one of a number of volunteer committees with […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]