Burlington's recreation commission reviewed Simonds Park funding and floated future pickleball and tennis courts at the old police station. From our own coverage: Recreation panel reviews Simonds Park funding, future courts; Fall home sales span $665,000 to $2.2 million.
Burlington's fall home sales range from $665,000 to $2.2 million across nearly two dozen transactions. From our own coverage: Fall home sales range from $665,000 to $2.2 million.
Two Burlington, Massachusetts obituaries were published this week: Sullivan, Reed, 74, who died October 20, 2026, and Coppola, Janet T., 73, who died October 24, 2026. Both notices were drawn from Echovita's Burlington listings, the lead source for this week's column.
Burlington's Recreation Commission reviewed the Marshall Simonds Park field renovation on Oct. 19, noting an estimated $380,000 overage will return to the town from the $4.77 million project, which is not yet formally closed.
Burlington recorded 18 property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with sale prices available for 10 of them, ranging from $665,000 to $2.2 million and a median of $837,500.
A Burlington-linked firm is reportedly building a massive rare earth hub, Patch reports. Also in today's brief (6 items): Firm building massive rare earth hub; School Committee meets Tuesday evening; Dual enrollment parent breakfast set Wednesday; BHS picture retake day scheduled Thursday.
The Burlington School Committee holds its regular meeting Oct. 27 from 7 to 10 p.m., according to the district's master calendar. From our own coverage: Wellness panel reviews grade 8 sexual health lessons; Zoning board reviews Lahey Clinic signage plans.
The Burlington School Committee said it will hold off on bringing major building renovation or repair items to the town meeting warrant for now.
Burlington's Conservation Commission approved permits for a town pump station and a new home while hearing that a hospital's landscaping died under helicopter rotor wash.
Election advance processing begins Sunday as early voting continues through Oct. 30.
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