Children will learn about pedestrian, bus, and traffic safety at the back-to-school event.
West Nile Virus has been detected in mosquitoes recently collected in Burlington.
The free event next week is for adults and children of all ages and aims to celebrate the community and its public safety personnel.
The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project is spraying to control mosquito populations in area towns next week.
The town's spring hazardous waste collection event will be Saturday.
Run by the Middlesex Sheriff's Office, the weeklong camp is for ages 8-12, who will learn safety skills and get to meet first responders.
The event is for residents only and IDs must be presented. Participants are allowed to bring 2 boxes of materials to shred.
In honor of National Nurses Week, Patch celebrates Carly Mears, a Beverly native who works at Burlington's Lahey Hospital & Medical Center.
UTEC is a nonprofit that provides curbside collections and hires court-involved youth to help with the mattress recycling process.
The event will give residents a chance to dispose of dangerous, expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs.
The event will be a celebration of the library's win in the Minute Madness reading competition. There will be cookies, raffles and music.
The list, published by StorageCafe, was based on factors like affordable housing, business environment, shopping and dining, and health.
Burlington defeated Tewksbury Public Library in the final round of the bracket-style tournament that concluded on Wednesday.
Dr. Frank Lahey, a young surgeon and WWI veteran, founded Lahey Clinic in Boston in 1923. The clinic moved to Burlington in 1980.
Burlington faces Tewksbury after defeating Georgetown in the competition to see which library's patrons can log the most reading minutes.
In honor of Earth Day, residents are asked to pick up litter. They can get free garbage bags and gloves from the Conservation Department.
On April 1, a donation station will be set up at the library where nonperishable items can be dropped off for People Helping People.
The Town of Burlington Scholarship Fund (TOBSF) awards college grants to seniors at BHS, private schools and technical schools.
Burlington was incorporated on February 28, 1799. From 1730 to 1799, today's Burlington was Woburn Second Parish.
Libraries from around MA will compete in a bracket-style tournament to determine which library's patrons can log the most reading minutes.
The March 2 program about the hospital's "story in Burlington" with feature local author and historian Alan Earls.
The grants focus on programs related to food access, mental health, transportation and housing stability.
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Donated toys will go to the children of fallen law enforcement personnel through the nonprofit New England Concerns of Police Survivors.
Town officials said "non-resident" cardboard and cardboard left outside already-full dumpsters created an "unmanageable" situation.
The Burlington Parks and Recreation Department published its winter recreation brochure on Monday.
Santa will be available for photos and visits at the Burlington Mall seven days a week through Dec. 24.
The Holds Hub system is a physical locker where library patrons can pickup reserved items at any time of day.
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A contractor is in the process of building Burlington's envisioned new accessible community treehouse facility.
Programming will take place on the morning of Veterans Day on the Burlington Town Common.
Burlington was recognized by the personal finance website WalletHub in its 2022 round of rankings.
Tim McDonough has served for more than 30-years with the Burlington Police.
The walk will raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute early next month.
The event will take place at the Bagel Bar in Burlington.
The event will feature Indian music, dance, food and more.
The vigil will take place next month as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The $200,000 project is being funded by a local family and the Marshall Simonds Trust.