Burlington's May Town Meeting 2026: Conversations to Watch
Shawsheen's troubled budget, a wireless tower fight, no Fourth of July fireworks — here's what's on the table at Burlington's May 11 Town Meeting.
Post 1917 Marks One Year of Gluten-Free, Scratch-Made Dining Just Minutes from Burlington
From lamb lollipops to a hidden function room, here's what makes this family-run spot a destination worth a quick ride down the road
Burlington Ahead of the Curve as New State Literacy Law Takes Effect
Massachusetts now requires what Burlington already does. What parents should know about the new early literacy law and the district's head start.
Burlington School Committee Votes 5-0 to Delay Health and PE Standards Until January 2027
Burlington's School Committee voted 5-0 to delay updated health and PE standards until a complete framework, including sexual health topics, is ready in 2027.
New Restaurants, Extended Theater Hours, and a Game Show Arena: Burlington's Summer Business Boom
Kyuramen, Sunflower Organic Pizza, Waffle & Bagel, and Game Show Battle Rooms are among the newest additions to Burlington's business scene.
Select Board Outlines a Year of Behind-the-Scenes Efforts to Address ICE Facility Concerns
A year of court filings, AG coordination, and congressional briefings — and still no access to the building. Here's where things stand.
Look Closer: How a Ball Python's Branch Unlocked a Nature Mystery
A mysterious chewed branch in a snake tank leads to a winter science lesson and solving a years-old mystery for columnist Bill Boivin.
Burlington's Middle School Robotics Team Takes Their Case for Archaeology to Canada Cup
Burlington's Accidental Archaeologists head to Canada Cup, an international FLL invitational, after a season exploring why archaeology funding matters.
Eversource Begins Process for New Winn Street Substation as Burlington's Power Demand Maxes Out the Grid
Two of the Burlington area's three substations are running at full capacity. Eversource's fix involves a new station on Winn Street — and wants your input June 24.
Gone But Not Forgotten: New Mural Brings a Touch of Nostalgia to Burlington Crossroads
A new Burlington Crossroads mural pays tribute to a restaurant that closed in 1996 but still lives in the town's collective memory.
Neighbors in Arms: Burlington and the Revolution
From the first alarm at Lexington and Concord to service in the Continental Army, the story of Burlington’s militia traces the opening years of the American Revolution.
Making a Place for Connection
The Economic Development Office continues the work of connecting the people who live, work, and play in Burlington around shared interests.
“So Many New Things to Do”: Beloved Art Director Takes New Direction
As BHS art coordinator George Ratkevich heads into retirement, he’s not leaving creativity behind — he’s giving it room to breathe.
More Than Just Putting Out Fires
Burlington’s new fire chief shares about the unseen work behind the department and the efforts to recruit the next generation of first responders.
Burlington’s Class of What’s Next
A scholarship, an orchestra, and a travel award: Three Burlington residents are being celebrated for following their passions.
Market & Moments: Prices Expected to Soften Heading Into Summer Market
Median sale prices are slightly down over 2025, and buyers are exhibiting caution in a market that continues to be uncertain.