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.
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.
Burlington Library to Welcome Back Trustee Hiral Gandhi
Hiral Gandhi is running uncontested for one of two seats on the Library Trustees after a three-year break.
Burlington Lacrosse Sweeps Watertown as Teams Look Ahead to Busy Wednesday
Red Devils lacrosse earned a clean sweep over Watertown as teams gear up for a full Wednesday slate.
Burlington Public Schools Selects CommonLit 360 as Middle School Literacy Curriculum
Burlington's School Committee unanimously approved CommonLit 360 as the new middle school ELA curriculum, favored by 97% of educators in the review process.
Burlington Teams Tested Across Baseball, Tennis, and Volleyball in Monday Afternoon Action
Burlington teams battled through a competitive slate in baseball, tennis, and volleyball as the spring season continued to ramp up this week.
More than 1,200 Ballots Already Cast for Local Election
Burlington is one week into early voting with 1,214 ballots cast. Here's how that compares to recent years — and what you need to know before April 11.
Burlington Spring Teams Face Early Challenges in Opening Week Action
Burlington spring teams opened the season with early challenges in lacrosse and volleyball, showing growth and resilience heading forward.
Burlington's Finance Committee Passes DPW Budgets Amid Continued Tension About Financial Future
Burlington's Ways & Means approved four DPW budgets 14-0, then debated trash enterprise funds, LED traffic light replacements, and school budget transparency.
just barely April 3: The Good, the Bad, and the Skeeball
Brian Curtin Plans Next Steps for Burlington Housing Authority
Incumbent Brian Curtin runs uncontested to continue his work on Burlington's Housing Authority.
Busy Afternoon Ahead for Burlington High School Sports
Red Devils volleyball keeps their early-season perfect record. A busy Thursday afternoon is on the schedule, provided the weather cooperates.
Mary Cummings Park: One of the Best Kept Secrets in Burlington
Philanthropist and businesswoman Mary cummings put a specific condition on her once-peaceful farmland: it must remain “forever open as a public pleasure ground."
Letter to the Editor: Hillary Kleck and Katherine Bond for School Committee
Michelle Huntoon explains why she encourages Burlington residents to vote for Hillary Kleck and Katherine Bond for School Committee in 2026.