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Burlington Planning Board Votes Against Recommending Norblum MBTA Zoning Amendment

Burlington's Planning Board voted 3-2 against recommending a zoning amendment that would add residential density to the town's MBTA Communities Overlay District, sending the Norblum Company proposal to Town Meeting on September 29 without a favorable recommendation.

Burlington Conservation Commission issues permits for two residential projects, continues ADU hearing

Burlington Conservation Commission issued permits for two residential projects and heard an early-stage pitch for a new learning center that would reroute jurisdictional streams.

Burlington Conservation Commission issues permits for two residential projects, continues ADU hearing

Burlington Conservation Commission issued permits for two residential projects and heard an early-stage pitch for a new learning center that would reroute jurisdictional streams.

Burlington Select Board Unanimously Backs $334.8 Million High School Project

Burlington Select Board unanimously backs $334.8 million high school rebuild for town meeting consideration.

Burlington Select Board Unanimously Backs $334.8 Million High School Project

Burlington Select Board unanimously backs $334.8 million high school rebuild for town meeting consideration.

Burlington Select Board Appoints Four Police Officers Amid Record-Low Applicant Numbers

Burlington Select Board unanimously approves four police officers and two other appointments in busy Monday session.

Burlington Select Board Appoints Four Police Officers Amid Record-Low Applicant Numbers

Burlington Select Board unanimously approves four police officers and two other appointments in busy Monday session.

Burlington Planning Board promotes staffer, defers Wonder restaurant over parking concerns

Burlington Planning Board continues Wonder restaurant hearing amid delivery-driver parking concerns at the Burlington Mall.

Burlington Recreation Commission Approves $42,500 in Revolving Fund Spending, Awards Basketball Court Contract

Burlington Recreation Commission voted 5-0 on six spending items totaling more than $157,000 at its August 18 meeting.

Burlington Town Meeting approves hybrid meeting Home Rule Petition after lengthy amendment debate

Burlington Town Meeting approved a Home Rule Petition for hybrid meetings and launched a two-year electronic voting study at its May 19 session.

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