Rich Hosford

This month we take a look at the status of the drought in Burlington and the rest of the state and and how it is affecting residents and the environment […]

The Town of Burlington is looking for some fresh talent.  According to the Human Resources page on the town website, there are a number of employment opportunities with the municipality.  […]

The disc golf course at Simonds Park could soon see a dramatic redesign and facelift. The Recreation Commission was given a presentation at its latest meeting from Nick Brozek, a […]

Burlington Public Health Nurse Christine “Chris” Paulik is set to retire from the Public Health Department and move on to her next chapter.

Due to a difficulty hiring the necessary drivers, the MBTA is decreasing the frequency of service for 43 bus routes in its system, including three that have stops in Burlington.  […]

The candidates for the 21st Middlesex District seat are racking up endorsement with incumbent Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) receiving support from some key political figures in the state.  Gordon has [...]

Have you ever wondered what is was like to make up the thin blue line? You can now find out first hand with the Burlington Police Department during an upcoming […]

The Dunkin Donuts in the plaza at 85 Wilmington Road in Burlington was before the Board of Health on Tuesday night after being found in violation of a town policy […]

In this week’s video we take a quick look at some of the activities participants get up to during the annual BCAT Video Vacation Week. Music Credit: bensound.com

This September, Burlington Town Meeting will vote a pair of warrant articles, supported by the Planning Board, that would greatly reduce the chance of new smoke shops opening in town. […]

The Burlington Select Board is taking a look at strengthening the penalties for violation of the town’s outdoor watering ban as much of the region continues to deal with very […]

One of Burlington’s most frequently asked questions – is Cambridge Street two or four lanes – appears about to be answered by the state. During Monday night’s Select Board meeting, [...]

Burlington Town Common will be flooded with bright colors, traditional dances and artwork, delicious food and other features of Indian traditions this September. On Monday evening the Select [...]

The Massachusetts State Primary will be held on September 6 and Town Clerk Amy Warfield has shared her Burlington Election 1-2-3 Quick Guide to inform residents of the different ways […]

The Town of Burlington is exploring the possibility of partnering with a neighboring community to fill a vital part time position. At Monday night’s Select Board meeting, Town Administrator Paul [...]

Does Burlington want smoke shops? That was the question at an August 10 joint meeting between the Zoning Bylaw Review Committee, the Planning Board and the Land Use Committee when […]

For the third time the local chapter of the National Ataxia Foundation, under the leadership of Burlington resident Doug Place, will hold an Ataxia Walk N’ Roll to raise funds […]

The Massachusetts Department of Secondary and Elementary Education (DESE) and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) on Tuesday released their guidance to school districts in the [...]