BCAT NEWS

Thanks to a grant from the Burlington Cultural Commission, local artist Raksha Soni brought together a group of artists of all ages to illustrate what diversity and unity meant to […]

A multi-year effort to revamp K-8 literacy in Burlington schools is nearing a key milestone as a literacy task force has narrowed its list of potential curricula down to two […]

Thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Burlington Educational Foundation, Burlington elementary schools will be receiving new, up-to-date robotics kits to revive a robotics program.  “I think we [...]

The Burlington School Committee on Tuesday voted to accept a donation of exercise equipment from a Planet Fitness franchise that is moving out of its spot at 40 Ray Ave […]

The Burlington Girls Softball team is raising funds for a scholarship in honor of former Head Coach Kristen Farrell.  Gloria Wojtaszek, Director of Family & Community Engagement for [...]

Temple Shalom Emeth in Burlington is gearing up for Hanukkah with a family worship service on Friday, December 13 followed by a community-wide Hanukkah party on Sunday, December 15 from […]

The Burlington Mall is the place to be this holiday season, with plenty of shopping and seasonal activities on offer, but let’s be honest: All that excitement can also be […]

The Mill Pond Water Treatment Facility is the highest energy user of all of Burlington’s buildings, after its schools, and thanks to a series of grants and incentives, a 66.6-kilowatt […]

Winter in the northeast is always a bit of a question-mark: Some years we get walloped with feet of snow, and other years we barely get a few dustings. But […]

The Planning Board voted 3-4 against a proposed mixed use development district in the Mall Road area, a non-binding recommendation that Town Meeting will take into consideration when it votes [...]

Kyle Singer has been volunteering with BCAT for a long time, so it wasn’t surprising when he said he wanted to start a podcast, New England Sports Talk. The concept […]

The yuletide spirit of the community was on full display the evening of December 3rd, when Parks & Recreation lit up the Town Common for the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony. […]

A jammed pack schedule of meets and games are in full effect as Burlington High School Athletics get ready for winter.

The Lottery based on the play by Henry Fielding and Steel Magnolias by Robert Darling will be center stage at the Fogelberg Auditorium on December 12 and 15. Click here […]

The Burlington Board of Health is raising awareness about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression that happens at a certain time of year and is usually related to […]