How to Run as a Write-In Candidate — or Vote for One — in Burlington's April 11 Election
Burlington's April 11 election has open Town Meeting seats in Precincts 2 and 7. Here's how to run as a write-in — or vote for one.
Raising a Baby Raccoon: How Brown Eyes Became Our Favorite Houseguest
How an unexpected visitor became a favorite friend
Burlington Ways & Means Approves $19.5M in DPW Budget Articles as Town Meeting Draws Near
Burlington's Ways & Means Committee voted 12-0 on all DPW budget articles and recommended a major step toward transparent water and sewer financing.
Track Teams, Boys Tennis Score Wins as Red Devils Navigate Busy Thursday
Burlington's track teams rolled past Watertown and boys tennis topped Wilmington, while baseball fell in nine innings on a busy Thursday.
Burlington Public Schools Prepares to Submit Statement of Interest to State for New/Renovated BHS
Burlington's Select Board and School Committee have voted to send a Statement of Interest (SOI) to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) in the hopes of securing state funding for a new or renovated Burlington High School. In its first iteration, the BHS Building Committee worked with outside
Red Devils Varsity Lacrosse Sweeps Arlington Wednesday
Both varsity lacrosse squads beat Arlington on Wednesday. Ten Burlington teams take the field Thursday across baseball, volleyball, tennis, softball, and track.
Burlington Recreation Department Seeks Summer Employees and Leaders in Training — And Time is of the Essence
A revamped "Leaders in Training" program aims to give middle and high schoolers real job experience, not just a summer task list.
Burlington Tennis and Softball Win Tuesday; Volleyball Falls to Arlington
Boys' and girls' tennis each find their first win, varsity softball tops Melrose. Boys volleyball lost both matches to Arlington.
Red Devils Lacrosse Opens Week With Mixed Results
Boys' lacrosse topped Melrose on the road Monday while tennis teams and girls' lacrosse squads fell short.
Burlington's Mill Pond Gets a Little Love — and Yields Some Surprises
The first annual Community Cleanup hosted by Burlngton Buzz, Burlington Scouts, and Burlington Conservation, paves the way for future events.
Burlington Spring Sports Continue Competitive Stretch with Close Finishes, Key Wins
Boys' and girls' tennis each find their first win, varsity softball tops Melrose. Boys volleyball lost both matches to Arlington.
Bond, Brooks to Continue on School Committee Following 2026 Burlington Town Election
Burlington voters returned Katherine Bond and Jeremy Brooks to the School Committee; a number of new Town Meeting Members are seated.
Red Devils Boys’ Lacrosse Wins OT Thriller; Busy Week Wraps Up Friday
Burlington boys' lacrosse earned a thrilling OT win while teams wrapped a busy day of spring competition heading into Friday’s schedule
Police, Fire Budgets Clear Burlington's Finance Committee; Shawsheen Tech Asked to Show Its Work
Burlington's Ways & Means approved a handful of department budgets and capital requests — but postponed its advisory vote on the local technical school's buget.
Burlington Volleyball, Track, and Softball Highlight Strong Wednesday Performances
Burlington volleyball, track, and softball delivered standout wins Wednesday, highlighted by a sweep over Wakefield and a dominant track victory.
Burlington Buzz Heads to Beacon Hill for the Future of Community News
A new infrastructure is needed for local news organizations to continue meeting the information news of their readers. Local News Day aims to make that infrastructure dream a reality.