Scams Continue In Town, Around Commonwealth
Just before the New Year set in, the Burlington Police Dept. put out an alert to residents that scammers were attempting to bilk money mostly from senior citizens in the so-called […]
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Greg Walsh is a longtime journalist with experience in B2B editing and news writing across multi-platforms. He began his career as a community journalist, first covering sports. Greg is a multiple winner of New England Press Association and Mass. Press Association awards in newswriting, column writing, sports and photography, He is a graduate of Northeastern University with a B.A. in journalism. A Billerica resident, Greg is married with three grown children and four dogs. In his spare time, Greg played drums with numerous Boston bands and played all the classic clubs, such as The Rat, Middle East and Paradise Rock Club. Today, he currently records his own music with friends he invites to the studio.
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Help a BHS Teen with Her Senior Project Blood Drive
Lindsay Bullock, a senior at Burlington High School, is making one of her senior projects count. Bullock, 17, is working with the Red Cross to put on a blood drive […]
Cigars & More Faces License Suspension Over Alleged Tax Nonpayment
Cigars & More, located at 64 Middlesex Turnpike, will have its license suspended as of Jan. 1 for alleged nonpayment of taxes on its tobacco products and electronic nicotine devices. […]
Nick’s Place Finds A Place In Burlington
Nick Houvardas, whose Nick’s Place in Lexington has been a mainstay for over 31 years, has found a second place in Burlington. You can find Nick’s at 114 Cambridge St., […]
Burlington Holiday Home Tour A Success for Womenade
It’s safe to say there will be a second Burlington Holiday Home Tour next season. That’s because the 2022 event held on Dec. 6 raised over $900 for Burlington’s Womenade, an organization […]
DPW’s Sanchez Not Exactly Hanging Up His Cleats
Like the retirement announcement of famed quarterback Tom Brady, John Sanchez won’t exactly be stepping away from the game. While retiring as the Director of the Burlington DPW, he plans […]
Mountain Road 55-Plus Condo Project Meets Opposition
Neighbors of Mountain Road could have held a small block party with the group that showed up at the Select Board meeting to oppose an age-restricted condo project on their […]
‘iPod’s For Vets’ Says Thanks To Local Heroes
Veterans Service Officers Chris Hanafin of Burlington and Bob Davis of Woburn teamed up with “iPods for Wounded Veterans” for an afternoon that brought music and joy to some 80 […]
Jessie Hampson Takes Program Coordinator Reins at Parks & Rec
Her third day on the job, Jessie Hampson, the new Program Coordinator for the Burlington Parks & Recreation Dept., doesn’t have to think too long about what is her favorite […]
BPS Looks Outside to Manage Cafeterias
Burlington Public Schools has sent out RFPs for a new food-service management company with the impending retirement of Food Director Karen Damaso. The RFPs marks the first time the school […]
Nativity Scene to Come Alive at UCC Burlington on Christmas Eve Day
The United Church of Christ Congregational wants folks to join them for a live nativity scene this Saturday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve Day, from noon-2 p.m. “There’s plenty of parking […]
Temple Shalom Emeth Celebrates Hanukkah
Rabbi Susan Abramson of Temple Shalom Emeth is preparing for a Hanukkah that looks more like past years. Besides the lighting of the menorah, there will also be a Hanukkah […]
Select Board To Create Electronic Sign Committee
The Select Board is putting together a Design Advisory Committee to explore optimal designs for an electronic sign that would go on the corner of Cambridge and Bedford streets. Currently, […]
Will Burlington’s Government Charter New Territory?
The Burlington Select Board wants to investigate ways the town can better streamline its services and cut down on the amount of duplicity committees in town might be experiencing. Can […]
Select Board, Town Thanks DPW’s Lee for 35 Years
Longtime DPW mainstay George Tommy Lee was honored by his department and the Select Board at the Dec. 12 meeting. Lee, who has been with the department for 35 years, […]
Burlington Gets Behind Town Employee With Cancer Fight
At the Select Board meeting Monday night, all members of the board, along with Town Administrator Paul Sagarino, Assistant Town Administrator John Danizio and Select Board Office Manager Lyn [...]
Town Clerk Amy Warfield Is Already Thinking Elections
No joke, the 2023 Burlington Town Elections will be held April 1. Between holidays and school break, Town Clerk Amy Warfield said it was the only logical weekend to choose […]
A night of appointments, recognitions and remembrances at Select Board
Capt. Steve McLean was appointed the new Burlington Assistant Fire Chief with the ascension of former assistant Andrew Connerty to chief. McLean was appointed unanimously at a Select Board [...]
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