BCAT News

The holiday season has officially kicked off with the annual Tree Lighting ceremony on the Town Common, the evening of December 4th. This is the 50th annual Tree Lighting, brought […]

Get some history along with your candy this Halloween. The Burlington Historical Society is opening Burlington’s historic West School from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Halloween night to pass […]

Monday, October 10th is Columbus/Indigenous Peoples Day and in observation of the holiday all federal, state and municipal offices will be closed. This includes Burlington Town Hall, the [...]

India Americans for Burlington endeavors to meet the unique needs of Burlington’s growing Indian population and their annual Diwali celebration has become a Burlington tradition for all.

Monday, September 5th is Labor 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, [...]

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, [...]

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 [...]

Burlington’s 2022 Memorial Day Ceremony presented by Burlington Veterans Services.  

President’s Day is Monday, February 21, and town offices will be closed in observance of the holiday. All Burlington town offices, including Town Hall, the Town Hall Annex, Human Services […]

Monday, January 17 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and there are a number of events in the area being held in the Civil Rights leader’s honor.  Martin Luther King […]

Protect yourself online this holiday season. The Burlington based cyber security company ManyMe.com has some tips to help you do just that. “Online shopping goes into overdrive during the [...]

People Helping People is asking you to donate $20 to their eleventh annual raffle. All proceeds will help families in need and you could win a free meal at Capital […]

A group of Burlington teens have come together to collect donations that will help them create first aid kits for a local homeless shelter this holiday season. Donations can be […]

Join regular Tree Lighting hosts BNEWS Meteorologist Peter Brown and BCAT’s Chris Flaherty for our full coverage of the 49th Annual Burlington Tree Lighting Ceremony, presented by [...]

Join Rabbi Susan Abramson, Cantorial Soloist Ben Silver, Sheldon Cooperman and members of Temple Shalom Emeth, with special piano introduction by Alan Katz, for a summary of the eight nights […]