Has Burlington's Stance on Recreational Cannabis Changed?
The Burlington Select Board discussed a move to rescind the town's ban on recreational marijuana sales, suggesting a non-binding referendum on April's local election ballot.
The Burlington Select Board discussed a move to rescind the town's ban on recreational marijuana sales, suggesting a non-binding referendum on April's local election ballot.
The varsity hockey teams travel up to Stoneham to play Wakefield, and the basketball teams play Belmont today; all try to defend their winning records.
A project to construct a new turf field at Marshall Simonds Middle School is set to break ground this spring.
Boys' teams dominate a busy weekend of Burlington athletics, while girls' hockey comes back with a decisive win.
The Recreation Department plan includes updating the policy manual and providing professional development opportunities for staff.
Yesterday’s hockey games ended in a tie and a win, as the Red Devils took on a couple of tough teams. In Watertown, the boys finished up with a 2-2 tie against Watertown/Wayland, with both goals scored by Berardinelli. The girls brought home an exciting 3-2 win against
The Historical Commission will work with the town to preserve key elements of the 225-year-old building ahead of police station demolition.
The girls' track team improved their record on the season to 2-2 yesterday with a 59-41 win against Wakefield. Many girls set personal records, and Ava Eldridge qualified for states in the 1000m. Boys lost their meet 54-46, but it was a close one with a Wakefield win in
The Lady Devils basketball team brought home a 66-24 win from Ipswich yesterday, bringing their record to 5-1. Boys' hockey brought their record to 3-3 with a 4-2 win in Newburyport; their four goals were spread out among the team, with Tulipano scoring the first of his varsity career.
Shawsheen Tech's SkillsUSA chapter celebrates successes, connects community members with resources for winter, and looks to the future.
The basketball teams had a lot to celebrate on Friday as both the boys' and girls' varsity teams won against Melrose. Girls came out on top by a score of 45-34, and boys finished up at 54-46, brining their record to 5-1. The boys' JV team also
The second annual Burlington Civic Expo is coming to Burlington High School, and everyone who lives, works, or plays in Burlington is invited. Sponsored by Burlington Buzz and the Burlington Town Clerk's Office, this free event welcomes community members of all ages to come together for an evening
Community
The Burlington Public Library will be hosting its first-ever Sleuthing in the Stacks Mystery Festival.
Sports
The boys' and girls' track teams competed against Wilmington yesterday at the Track at New Balance. Each team put up solid performances, with 11 state qualifying results for the boys and three for the girls. In the end, the boys came out 61-39 over the Wildcats, and the
Civic Engagement
It's time to start planning to run for office in Burlington in 2025. Nomination papers are available now for the April election.
Sports
The girls' basketball team secured a tidy win against Ipswich yesterday, beating the Tigers 62-16. The athletics department has a two-day break coming up, with lots of games and matches stacked toward the end of the week.
Sports
The girls' hockey team this week fell 6-2 to Malden Catholic, bringing their record to 2-2. Boys played Westford Academy on Saturday and came out on top with a score of 3-0; their new record is also 2-2. The boys' basketball team has put up a win and
Community
Hanukkah: Celebrating the Re-Dedication of the Holy Temple From the evening of December 25, 2024 through January 2, 2025 Jews around the world will celebrate Hanukkah. Hanukkah means “dedication” in English, and celebrates the re-dedication of the holy temple in Jerusalem. It was destroyed by the Greeks, who were subsequently
Community
Kwanzaa: Celebrating African and African-American Culture This seven-day festival celebrates African-American and pan-African culture with food, poetry, music, dance, and activities organized around the Seven Principles, a set of values those who celebrate endeavor to embody: * UMOJA – Unity * KUJICHAGULIA – Self-Determination * UJIMA – Collective Work & Responsibility * UJAMAA – Cooperative Economics * NIA – Purpose
Community
Christmas: A Season of Hope and Generosity Perhaps the most well-known winter holiday in our community, Christmas has parallel and intertwined meanings in today’s society. A celebration of winter, family, and togetherness, Christmas also is considered to mark the birth of the Christian prophet, Jesus. Families celebrate the holiday
Sports
In hockey this weekend, boys lost (2-1) and girls won (4-1) against Arlington. Red Devils Athletics take a few days off, but not until after today's 12:30 girls' hockey game at Malden Catholic and boys' home basketball game at 3:30 against Bedford. Later in
Community
The community has chosen a Decorate Burlington Winner.
Columns
The fiercest, funniest pets often come in an unexpectedly small package!
Civic Engagement
The Town of Burlington will hold its second annual "I Voted" Sticker contest; winning designs will be distributed at April's election.