Burlington Business Make Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work 2023

Two Burlington businesses have been named to the Boston Globe’s annual “Top Places to Work 2023″ for having some of the happiest employees in the state: Millipore Sigma, a biopharmaceutical [...]

The Bancroft is currently holding a Gingerbread Raffle, where 100% of the proceeds go towards the non-profit organization Project Bread.

Chief Thomas P. Browne is pleased to share that the Burlington Police Department received $40,000 in grant funds through the Edward J. Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program. The grant [...]

As custom in Burlington, the holiday season hasn’t officially started until Parks & Recreation lights up the Town Common during the annual Tree Lighting ceremony. This year’s [...]

Burlington’s fall yard waste collection ends Friday, December 8; the Department of Public Works is urging anyone who was missed for Monday’s collection to call the department to have it [...]

Each week, we share a photo sent in by a member of the community. This one comes from Mary Leach, who says, “The Lahey kids are all dressed up for winter and ready for fun! They even have [...]

The committee in charge of overseeing the redesign of the Fox Hill Elementary School met with the community Tuesday to share the latest updates, including developments in the planned design, and [...]

*Update: Early reports indicated the alleged perpetrator attacked a man walking a dog. This story has been updated to reflect that the dog was injured, but the man was not attacked.  The [...]

Burlington’s firefighters union, Local 2313, is hosting an annual holiday toy drive for Boston Medical Center’s Children’s Hospital. “They use toys all year round, for [...]

The United Church of Christ is offering a ‘Blue Christmas’ service on Saturday, December 9 at 2 pm. This is a small, quiet, prayerful and hopeful service for anyone struggling with the Christmas [...]