Burlington home sales show $1.2 million price spread as deed data fills in. From our own coverage: Burlington sees $1.2 million spread in home prices. Also in today's brief (13 items): School Committee meets Tuesday night; Fox Hill building committee meets ahead of School Committee; Boa…
Burlington recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, with 10 carrying a sale price so far, ranging from $605,000 to $1,825,000 and a median of $777,500. The month's top sale was 43 Winn St. at $1,825,000, sold by Sullivan Family Realty LP to Law Realty LLC. Winn Street and
Burlington Mall is adding seven new stores, restaurants and entertainment options in 2026, Patch reports. The mall's refreshed lineup lands as the town's civic calendar fills up for the week: the Fox Hill Elementary School Building Committee, School Committee, Government Review Committe…
Zoning board voted unanimously 5-0-0 to approve signage for Lahey Clinic modernization. The special permit covered two illuminated wall signs at 41 Burlington Mall Road: one visible from Route 128 and another at ground level near the emergency room entrance.
Burlington recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, though only nine deeds had a sale price recorded. Those nine ranged from $340,000 to $1,350,000, with a median of $759,900. The period's top sale was 4 Birch St, which sold for $1,350,000 on Aug. 21 to buyer Melissa Maffeo, who
The Zoning Bylaws and Review Committee met informally September 9 after an Open Meeting Law posting complication prevented official business and voting. All eight members attended, including Chair Alex Rutfield, along with Head Building Inspector Marty Allan and Town Planning Director Liz
The Burlington Public Arts Committee approved a $1,500 transfer from summer fundraisers to the town account, with Jon Sachs handling the deposit to Sam Hockenbury. The Committee confirmed a pumpkin painting party for October 24, pending venue confirmation from Wegmans, and tasked Lindsay Carlson
Burlington's Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved prior minutes 6-0-3 and reviewed an electronic voting pilot for the January Town Meeting, with screens and displays identified as primary costs.
The Burlington School Committee voted unanimously to approve the Secondary Student Handbooks and the Non-Discrimination and Harassment Policy AC. Chair Katherine Bond led the five-member committee, with all members present. The committee also approved reallocation of $8,507.48 in inactive student
Burlington Government Review Committee approved charter revisions governing the town administrator, voting 8-0 to replace Section 4-4 with language requiring at least four Select Board members to remove the administrator in accordance with their employment contract. Town Counsel Lisa Meade
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