Burlington Opens Fall Season With Three Losses to Lexington

Girls' volleyball, field hockey, and boys' soccer each fell to Lexington on opening day as Burlington goes 0–3 to start the fall season.

Dog Licensing, Sheds, and In-Law Apartments: What's Up for a Vote at September Town Meeting

Burlington's Sept. 28 Town Meeting tackles dog control, zoning enforcement, ADUs, and a Middlesex Turnpike rezoning — see all 16 warrant articles.

Good Neighbors: The Marino Family Builds a Legacy of Service in Burlington Schools and Community

Good Neighbors is a joint initiative of Burlington Buzz, Burlington Cable Access Television (BCAT), and the Town of Burlington, celebrating residents whose kindness, generosity, and everyday actions make Burlington a better place to live. Know someone who deserves recognition? Submit a nomination and help us spotlight the people strengthening our

Burlington Results Largely Mirror Broader Trends in 2026 Massachusetts Primary

Incumbents sweep seats, Koh moves to general election

New Free Ride Service Debuts in Burlington

A new free, on-demand electric shuttle called LINK now connects riders in Burlington, Woburn, Reading, and Wakefield to local stops. Here's how it works.

How RSM Builds Mathematical Thinkers from the Start

It's Never Too Early To Start Learning Math

Burlington Police Collaborate With Schools, Community Members to Raise Awareness Amid Rising E-Bike Use

From school presentations to Chick-fil-A gift cards, local officers are finding creative ways to teach kids — and parents — the rules of the road.

Letter to the Editor: Fragrances Are the New Secondhand Smoke

Resident Ruth Rin explains why she believes regaining fragrance-free indoor air in public spaces is critical to our health

Market & Moments: By the Decade — Common Home Inspection Findings

While no two homes are exactly alike, every era of construction has its own strengths and its own common issues.

Market & Moments: A Hidden Surprise in the Attic

Some of the most significant issues in a home are discovered only after a qualified inspector takes a closer look.

Market & Moments: Half-Time Market Report for 2026

Halfway through the year, the market seems to be headed to a more balanced state that still rewards accurate pricing and strong presentation

Town-Wide Survey Results: Here's What the Community Had to Say About Burlington's Government and Municipal Structure

Residents favor elected boards and a recall provision as the town-wide government survey draws over 1,100 responses

Local Students Honored at Russian School of Mathematics Annual Ceremony

Burlington-area students recognized for achievement and growth, with emphasis on reasoning, problem-solving, and the kind of critical thinking that prepares them for whatever comes next.

Burlington's Electricity Aggregation Rate Is Going Up — But It's Still Cheaper Than Eversource

Burlington's municipal aggregation rate rises 18% under a new two-year contract — but still beats Eversource's rate for the foreseeable future.

How Not to Plant a Tree

A hidden mulching mistake killed two mature trees in Bill Boivin's yard — here's the root crown problem every Burlington tree owner should watch for