Local Government
Zoning Bylaw Changes: Your Input Can Shape Burlington's Future
Public Hearings open today regarding five zoning bylaw changes that will shape the future of Burlington over the next five to 50 years.
Local Government
Public Hearings open today regarding five zoning bylaw changes that will shape the future of Burlington over the next five to 50 years.
Local Government
The Burlington Select Board was asked to collaborate with other local land use Boards to establish rules for new homes.
Community
To The Editor In this season of Giving Thanks, I want to take a moment to thank all of those who helped with Burlington having another successful Election. This year again with Early Voting, Iām pleased to say that it was very successful and over 58% of our Voters
Community
Buzz Magazine, Winter Edition is here, with tips and information to help you live a fulfilled and informed life in Burlington this season.
Schools
The Burlington High School building project comes more into focus as options are narrowed down. Learn more at Nov. 20 Community Meeting.
Local Government
Ahead of mailings scheduled to be sent to many households, DPW Director reassures residents there are no records of lead pipes in Burlington
Community
A review of Kodachrome, a production by the Burlington Players, which premiered on November 8, 2024.
Community
New opportunity from Northeastern aims to give high school grads opportunities for a new career in life sciences
Schools
Changes to Burlington school bus routes have succeeded in getting students to school with enough time, though app issues remain
Local Government
The discussion about how Burlington will regulate accessory dwelling units (ADUs) continued at the Planning Board meeting of November 7, as the Board collaborated with Planning staff to explore how the town will regulate these secondary residences in alignment with state law. The ADU provision of the Affordable Homes Act,
Sports
A promising State Championship bid came to an end for Red Devils football on Friday when the team lost in a high-scoring 48-44 game against Wayland. The football team has two games left in the season, though, as they host Arlington this Thursday at 6:00 PM followed by the
Local Government
Plans are in motion to relocate the Police Department temporarily while construction is underway on a new Burlington police station.