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Simonds Park Improvements on the Horizon
The Recreation Commission discussed Simonds Park improvements, which will include water play areas, new grading, and universal accessibility.
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State Aims to Revive "Missing Middle" by Unwinding Merged Lots
A new law signed into the books this August could bring back the elusive "starter home" for some homeowners in Massachusetts. The "Affordable Homes Act," a $5.1-billion bond bill, includes measures to unwind merged lots and allow smaller homes to be built on previously unbuildable
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Burlington Library's Local Author Festival a Hit with Readers and Writers
The Local Author Festival at Burlington Public Library was a success, and authors say they'll return for another.
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Representative Ken Gordon Organizes Supply Drive for Hurricane Victims
PRESS RELEASE Representative Ken Gordon, in partnership with Representative Marc Lombardo and Teamster’s Local 25 & Joint Council 10, has organized a hurricane relief donation drive to support the victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. From October 14th through October 20th, between the hours of 7am and 7pm, community
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Community Celebrations: Columbus Day/Indigenous People's Day
Columbus Day Columbus Day has been celebrated in some form for over two centuries in the United States. Many have considered it a celebration of the start of life as we know it in the Americas. Many still observe Columbus day in celebration of the accomplishments of Italian Americans and
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You're Invited: Sculpture Park Pumpkin Painting
The third annual Burlington Sculpture Park Pumpkin Painting Party is coming soon, all ages are welcome to get creative alongside neighbors.
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The Burlington Buzz Fall Decorating Contest Could Win You $100
Do you take your outdoor decorating seriously? Do you live in Burlington, Massachusetts? Participate in the Burlington Buzz fall decorating contest, and you could win $100 to help make your decorating dreams come true. Whether you like ghosts and ghouls, pumpkins and gourds, or hay bales and scarecrows, enter the
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Burlington Resident Steps into the Ring for Cancer Research
Imagine being in a place where you know you're going to get punched in the face. Now, imagine there's no place you'd rather be. That's how it is for Burlington resident, Ivana McGrail, who has already raised $10,000 for a boxing
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Curing Cancer is a Family Affair for These Burlington Residents
Some families play board games together on the weekends; others like to lounge by the pool. But one Burlington family takes quality time a step further. When Joe McPherson was diagnosed with kidney cancer, he wanted to do everything he could to build a future with improved treatment options and
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Community Celebrations: Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur
Join neighbors to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in Burlington by learning about the traditions of this holiday of renewal.
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Memorial Tree on Burlington Town Common to Honor Roger Cook
The Select Board on Monday, September 23, approved a request to plant a memorial tree in honor of Roger Cook, who passed away on August 21. Cook was a Burlington resident of over 50 years and BHS graduate. He also founded K&R Tree & Landscaping in 1982 with
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"Burlington Feud" to Bring Town Together for a Good Cause
Looking for a fun way to spend an evening with your family and friends while also supporting a local non-profit that benefits hundreds of people in your community? Get your ticket now for Burlington Feud, the family-friendly game show featuring some of your favorite Burlington residents and members of town