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Winner of Taste of Burlington 5-Star Review Contest Announced
Congratulations to our Taste of Burlington 5-Star Review Contest winner, Geoff Taintor! The BACC awarded a $500 Kings Dining & Entertainment gift card to Geoff, thanks to his 5-star review of the restaurant. Thank you to the many Taste of Burlington attendees that participated in the contest, and we hope you continue to give 5-star reviews to our member restaurants. See a list of our member restaurants here.
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LHMC Awards Nearly $1M in Community-based Health Initiative Grants to Three Local Organizations
Funding will support housing programs, mental health and substance use services across the region. Burlington, MA – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC), part of Beth Israel Lahey Health (BILH), has awarded nearly $1 million in grants through its Community-based Health Initiative to three area organizations to support housing programs and mental health and substance use services throughout the region. Building on LHMC’s longstanding commitment to the community, the funding seeks to empower
BACC 2024 Holiday Food Drive
The BACC is partnering with the Burlington Food Pantry to meet the increased food needs during the holiday season, and can truly use the help. The BACC is encouraging our members to set up collection boxes for non-perishable food items in their offices. Needs include:Coffee (Ground or K-Cups)Tea, CocoaCereal, OatmealBaking MixesCooking OilFlour, SugarJellyKids' Snack FoodsTissues, Toilet PaperAll other non-perishable foodsAll businesses will be promoted as participants in this program on our website and
Rules Take Shape For Town Center Signage District
Burlington’s Signage Subcommittee is finalizing the language for a new bylaw that would establish signage districts and create the rules for Town Center, the first such district the subcommittee has focused on. “You need to start somewhere,” said signage subcommittee member Betsey Hughes, “In terms of the ongoing saga of Burlington town signage as our journey, this is our first step.” Rules around business signage have been contentious in Burlington, according to the subcommittee. In fact, the
Astound Business Solutions Now Accepting Nominations for Small Business Community Impact Award
In a world where community and leadership are more important than ever, Astound Business Solutions is thrilled to recognize exceptional small businesses who not only drive local economies but also enrich the community’s character with our Community Impact Award!Nominate Now NOMINEES HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN 1 YEAR OF FREE GIG BUSINESS INTERNET SERVICE.**No purchase or payment of any kind necessary to enter or win.Why this Award MattersAstound Business Solutions is welcoming submissions from around the
LHMC and President Susan Moffatt-Bruce Recognized as a 2024 Top 100 Women-Led Business in Massachusetts
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and their President, Susan Moffatt-Bruce, MD, PhD, have been recognized on The Women's Edge and The Boston Globe Magazine 2024 list of the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts. For 24 years, this list has celebrated the impactful women leaders driving Massachusetts' economy forward. Congratulations to Dr. Moffatt-Bruce and all the inspiring women who make a difference every day. Learn more about this incredible recognition and the full list of honorees here.
Long's Jewelers' Annual Holiday Magazine is Now Available
Hot off the press! We're thrilled to share that our annual holiday magazine is now available. We've filled each page with gifting inspiration, trend roundups, designer spotlights and so much more. To browse the full magazine, click here.
Graphic Group Announces 2024 Holiday Toy Drive with HELPIS
It’s that time of year again! This week kicks off our 11th Annual Holiday Toy Drive. Please consider donating a new unwrapped toy to make this holiday season a little brighter and bring a smile to a child; as we partner with HELPIS. Feel free to reach out to us to drop off toys at the Graphic Group at 203 Middlesex Turnpike in Burlington or we can pick them up.
Burlington High School to Hold Career Exploration Fair on February 4th
Burlington High School is set to have their annual Career Exploration Fair at the High School (123 Cambridge Street) on February 4, 2025, from 1:00-2:00 pm (setup starts at 12:30 pm). This event will bring together students and professionals in various fields to interact and discuss the specifics of different jobs. BHS is seeking more local professionals to participate in this event. We hope you can participate, recommend a colleague, or promote the event within your company. They are looking for a broad
UMass Lowell Announces Free Tuition for MA Residents with Family Income up to $75k
Eligible Massachusetts students whose family income is $75,000 or less will pay no undergraduate tuition or fees when they enroll at UMass Lowell, Chancellor Julie Chen announced Tuesday. “High school seniors and their families are spending this fall narrowing down their university choices or deciding if they can afford college at all,” Chen said. “UMass Lowell is committed to making clear that Massachusetts residents can afford an outstanding college degree.”An aerial view of UMass Lowell’s East Campus.
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center to Expand Free Parking Benefit for Burlington Seniors
Patients 60-plus to enjoy free validated parking across hospital campus BURLINGTON, Mass. – To better serve local patients, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center is instituting free parking for Burlington seniors attending medical appointments across the hospital campus starting in November. Beginning Nov. 1, Burlington residents age 60 and older will enjoy validated free parking for medical-related appointments at the main campus of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center at 41 Mall Road as well as at the medical
HUB Building & Maintenance Announces Rebrand
A New Name to Better Represent HUB Today we're excited to announce our official HUB rebranding launch with an updated logo, website, and headquarters location. HUB Building Maintenance has officially become Hub Building & Maintenance. At HUB, we are proud of our reputation, history, and work as a quality and reliable contractor for our clients. Since 2017, HUB has grown from solely a painting and maintenance company, into so much more. Today, we stay true to our roots and continue to tackle maintenance
Burlington Seeks Input on Signage for Businesses in Town Center
The Town of Burlington is working on modernizing the Signage Guidelines for the Town Center (see map below) and would like to invite you to please take a minute to complete the survey below. Burlington has worked to create a town center that fosters social and economic growth. A key part of this is signage. To support the future development of the Town Center, a Signage Committee was formed to review current rules and develop new ones. If you have a business in this area, we want to hear from
BACC Holds 2024 Taste of Burlington at Boston Marriott Burlington
The Taste of Burlington, the area’s most popular food event, returned to the Boston Marriott Burlington on September 30th. Some of Burlington's best restaurants, caterers, and bakeries showcased their most delicious culinary offerings to the packed house from Burlington Area businesses and residents.See BCAT TV's coverage of the event The success of this event would not be possible without our world-class restaurants, who put on a spectacular show for over 400 attendees. Burlington's restaurant scene has
MCC’s Mini-mester II Offers Second Chance to Take Classes This Fall
Middlesex Community College’s Fall 2024 Mini-mester II will kick off on Monday, October 28. A popular and convenient option, the accelerated, eight-week semester allows students to start their education sooner, fit more classes into their schedules, and finish their program faster.Visit here for more information and to register “Mini-mesters provide additional options for our students,” said Ashli Ree, MCC’s Professor and Program Coordinator, Fashion Merchandising. “For various reasons, not all students
Goodnight Johnny's Announces New Fall Menu
Our new seasonal delights have arrived at Goodnight Johnny’s! From savory Singin’ Seared Maple Scallops to hearty Short Rib Nachos and the refreshing Autumn Harvest Salad, there’s something for everyone. These delicious dishes are crafted to bring the perfect fall vibes to your table. Come in today and taste the flavors of the season!Make a Reservation
Burlington Awarded Green Communities Funds
Burlington has been awarded an additional $250,000 to enhance energy efficiency in town government, with the funds slated to go towards pump replacement and building management systems at Francis Wyman and Pine Glen Elementary Schools. “I am proud that Burlington is among the recipients of the Green Communities Grant,” said Burlington State Representative, Ken Gordon. “This funding supports energy efficiency and clean energy projects that will enhance Burlington’s energy conservation efforts and advance
Burtons Grill & Bar Announces New Fall Menu
Fall flavors have arrived at your local Burtons Grill! From new dishes like Chicken Milanese Alfredo & Grilled Zucchini Rolls, to returning favorites like Braised Short Ribs & the Harvest Bowl, our fall menu is a treasure trove of seasonal delights. View The Menu
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Allow The Capital Grille to Host Your Holiday Gathering
EFFORTLESSLY ARRANGED & CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUA private room, an elegant table setting, dry-aged steaks paired with world-class wines and dedicated staff providing gracious and anticipatory service. Whether you're hosting an intimate party or business reception, we’ll make your private dining experience memorable this holiday season.Make a Request
The Broad Institute Opens High-Tech Campus in Burlington
In a major coup for Burlington’s growing life sciences economy, the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard opened a new high-tech facility on Blue Sky Drive. Governor Maura Healey and Economic Development Secretary Yvonne Hao attended a ribbon cutting, where they commended Massachusetts, Burlington and the Broad Institute for fostering a lifesaving ecosystem in the Commonwealth.View Full BCAT Coverage From The Broad Institute: "Broad’s expansion to Burlington, Massachusetts is official! We built the new
Starting September 16th, Mooo....Burlington To Reopen on Mondays and Offer $1 Oysters
We are excited to announce that starting Sept 16th, we will be reopening on Mondays and offering $1 Oysters exclusively in our Bar & Lounge area. View Hot Deal
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Twist Bakery Honored as a Top Gluten-free Cafe
Twist Bakery & Café was selected to the top 10 in USA Today's 2023 10Best Readers Choice Awards highlighting gluten-free bakeries around the country. The bakeries were selected by an expert panel and voted on by USA Today's readers as the best in country for cooking up desserts and baked goods that are just as indulgent as their traditional counterparts.See the write-up on Twist Bakery & Cafe from the list below. Article via USA TodayPhoto courtesy of Twist Bakery & Cafe Twist Bakery & Cafe goes beyond
Burlington Announces Launch of its Community Choice Power Supply Program
The Town of Burlington is pleased to announce that it’s launching its Community Choice Power Supply Program this fall to provide an energy program that is stable, affordable and incorporates additional renewable energy. Burlington signed a twenty-four month contract with Constellation NewEnergy.Beginning with the October 2024 meter reads, Burlington’s Program will offer three products with varying amounts of renewable energy content. “This contract represents Burlington’s commitment to help stabilize
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Receives Top Quality and Safety Rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center earns five-out-of-five-star designation from CMS Burlington, Mass. – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) has received five-out-of-five stars from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in its annual quality and safety assessment. Less than 10 percent of the over 4,600 hospitals that were assessed received five stars as their Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating. This is the second consecutive year that Lahey Hospital & Medical Center has received
Fl!p Circus is Coming to the Burlington Mall
The circus features acrobats, clowns, jugglers and performing artists from around the world. The show has no animals and no alcohol will be served at the venue. September 6th-17th with one show per day Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Saturdays will have three shows at 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., with the show finished by 9 p.m. Sundays will also have three shows, at 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., with the last show finished by 8 p.m.
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Nationally Recognized for its Commitment to Providing High-Quality Stroke Care
Burlington, MA — Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award for its commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines, ultimately leading to more lives saved and reduced disability.“We are incredibly proud of our clinical team for adhering to the highest standards in caring for stroke patients,” said Susan
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Named a Top Hospital in Massachusetts by U.S. News & World Report
Burlington, Mass. – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) has been named as a top hospital in Massachusetts by U.S. News & World Report in its 2024-2025 Best Hospitals. LHMC also received 13 high performing recognitions in the group’s annual best hospital report.“At LHMC, we strive to provide extraordinary care," stated Susan Moffatt-Bruce, MD, PhD, President of LHMC. "We are incredibly appreciative of the constant efforts of our entire staff in fulfilling this commitment."U.S. News evaluated nearly
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Burlington Adpots New Emergency Notification Service
Burlington is switching to a new emergency notification service known as RAVE. Residents and business owners can sign up for RAVE now if they wish to receive emergency and routine messages from town agencies in the future. RAVE is a Massachusetts-based company that will provide the same services and features as CodeRED did previously, but with an easier-to-use interface. To sign up, visit here. The switch took place on Monday, July 1. Residents may receive calls from CodeRED telling them about the
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Beth Israel Lahey Hospital Community Newsletter
News From LHMC Community Benefits Spanish (Español) Chinese (Simplified) Portuguese (Português) May is Mental Health Awareness Month! If you’re interested in getting mental health or substance use help, but not sure where to start: Call or text the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line at 833-773-2445 or chat online at masshelpline.com. Or visit the local Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC). To find out which CBHC is serving your city or town, please click
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Burlington Seeks Community Input for Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan
Burlington is in the process of updating its Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan and is encouraging input from both the residential and business communities. Has flooding or drought or extreme temperatures or severe storms affected your business or the area around your business? Share your experience of flooding, storms, drought & other hazards by completing this survey. All are welcome to attend the Public Workshop regarding this Plan on June 26 at 6pm in the Town Hall Annex Conference Room.
People Helping People Awarded $120,000 Cummings Grant
People Helping People, Inc. is one of 150 local nonprofits that will share in $30 million through Cummings Foundation’s major annual grants program. The Burlington-based organization was selected from a total of 715 applicants during a competitive review process. It will receive a total of $120,000 over three years.People Helping People, Inc. (PHP) is a Burlington based organization focused on helping eligible residents of Burlington meet their basic needs. This is done through sustained community-wide
Burlington Food Pantry’s Julie Lewis Earns Commonwealth Heroine Award
The Senior Pantry Manager of Burlington’s food pantry, People Helping People, has received a 2024 Commonwealth Heroine Award, which goes to women leaders across Massachusetts who make their communities better, often without fanfare or recognition. “I was really surprised and overwhelmed, but it’s really gratifying,” Lewis said. “Especially in this economy, we’re always adding more clients, the need is out there. The word is out there that we’re here to help, and I think that’s always been my personal
SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Businesses and Residents of Massachusetts Affected by Severe Storms
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced today that federal Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) are available in Massachusetts for businesses and residents in the Bristol and Worcester counties in Massachusetts due to severe storms and flooding that occured from September 11-13, 2023.Applicants may apply online and receive additional disaster assistance information at SBA.gov/disaster. Submit completed loan applications to the SBA no later than July 15, 2024. Read the full Press Release
BACC Holds 2024 Spring Soirée and Annual Meeting
The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce held its Spring Soirée and Annual Meeting on May 2nd at the Archer Hotel Burlington. This event is a seasonal celebration of membership and an opportunity to hear from BACC leadership, directors and sponsors. Speakers recapped the successes of the previous year, calling attention to the Chambers ability to unite stakeholders and address post-pandemic business challenges. With more than 150 business professionals in attendance, members were able to see the full scope
Rep. Ken Gordon Votes For State Budget That Includes Funding For District
Representative Ken Gordon joined his colleagues in the House of Representatives in passing a $58 billion Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) budget proposal. The House budget included local funding for the 21st Middlesex District as well as critical investments in transportation, childcare, and K-12 education. “I am proud of the investments made in this FY25 budget that will continue to provide necessary support to our communities”, said Representative Gordon. “This budget includes significant funding in
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Earns An ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group
Burlington, Mass. – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit watchdog. Leapfrog assigns an “A,” “B,” “C,” “D” or “F” grade to general hospitals across the country based on over 30 measures of errors, accidents, injuries and infections as well as the systems hospitals have in place to prevent them. “We are incredibly proud of our A recognition,” said Susan Moffatt-Bruce, MD, PhD, President of LHMC. “The tireless efforts of
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Advances State-of-the-Art Robotic Surgery Program
New technology will further opportunities for world-class care for patients Burlington, MA – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) this month furthered its robotic-assisted surgery program with the addition of the state-of-the-art da Vinci 5 surgical system, reinforcing its commitment to advancing innovations in healthcare technology in its mission to deliver extraordinary care to its patients. Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Courtesy PhotoMembers of the medial team at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center
BACC Charitable Partnership Raises Nearly $30K for Burlington Charities Through Black Tie Gala
Last month, the BACC was proud to present our charitable partners from last month's Black Tie Gala with the funds that were raised from the event. Thanks to all of our generous sponsors and the Burlington community, we were able to raise nearly $30,000 for these worthy causes! Thank you to Burlington, MA Womenade, People Helping People, HELPIS, MISSION of DEEDS, Inc., and Wee Care Burlington for the important work you do to make our community a better place!The charities involved in the Black Tie Gala were
Eversource Announces Plan for New Electrical Substation in Burlington
Burlington to Woburn Supply Initiative Why Are We Doing This Project? This project is a proposed new electrical substation in Burlington connecting to the existing electrical distribution network in the area. The project is designed to improve the reliability of the electric system. Sign up to receive routine email updates about the project or learn more about past outreach activities. The work will not disrupt electrical service. Where Is The Work Being Done? This project would include the
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Partners with UMass Chan Medical School on New Research Science Hub
UMass Chan Medical School and Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, part of the Beth Israel Lahey Health system, have signed a research affiliation agreement to create a new quantitative science research hub to improve health outcomes and disparities through population health, digital medicine and health systems science. The research agreement allows the institutions to study clinical data and collaborate on research that benefits the Lahey community and beyond. “Lahey Hospital & Medical Center is pleased to
BACC March 2024 Newsletter
2024 BACC Spring Soirée Thursday, May 2nd, 6-9 PM Members are invited for a celebration of BACC membership. Join more than 150 business professionals for an evening of delicious food, drinks, and socializing. PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS AND SUPPORT THE CHAMBER Members are afforded a number of visible opportunities to showcase their businesses, services and commitment to the business community. Help support the BACC and the programs that promote local business.See Complete Details and Opportunities
Enjoy Live Music at Eddie V's Prime Seafood
RELAX. WE’VE GOT THIS ONE. Longing for a bit of civilized seduction? If live Jazz doesn’t do it, our expertly crafted cocktails will. Poured with precision, and served alongside the stylish rhythms of locally and nationally acclaimed musicians, a drink can easily turn into an exceptional evening. Getting comfortable happens quickly here. In fact, that’s the reason we call it a lounge.March Schedule
People Helping People Offers Scholarship Opportunity for Burlington HS Seniors
Scholarships totaling $5000 will be awarded to Burlington graduating seniors who demonstrated impactful community service and performed exemplary volunteer work. The money will be paid directly to the tuition officer of the selected institution after receipt of a second-semester bill.Eligibility Requirements:A full-time high school senior & Burlington resident with plans to attend college, university, or vocational/technical school.Application Process:Download 2024 ApplicationBurlington High School
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BACC Leap of Kindness Day Food Drive Generates Nearly 1,000 LBs of Food for People Helping People
The BACC community came together in full force this week to participate in our Leap of Kindness Day Food Drive to benefit the Burlington Food Pantry and People Helping People Burlington. Our members were able to contribute nearly 1,000 pounds of food, which the Food Pantry was in desperate need for.The BACC is extremely proud of how our members stepped up to help those in need on this Leap of Kindness Day. The Food Pantry and the staff from People Helping were vert grateful for the support that our
Burlington Water Rates and Billing to Change
Because of vacancies in Burlington’s office buildings, the Department of Public Works is planning to increase water rates by 9.8 percent and sewer rates by 6.8 percent each year for the next three years, says DPW Director Brian White. “Revenues have not been where they should be,” White told the Select Board Monday night. “Commercial water and sewer revenue makes up a majority of revenue, so I want to emphasize that the 9.8 percent increase is not because of additional costs; it’s largely due to a lack
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BACC Partners with Burlington Food Pantry for Leap of Kindness Day
2024 is a Leap Year, which gives everyone an extra day to do something kind for someone else. The Burlington Food Pantry is experiencing larger than normal requests and can truly use the help. The BACC is encouraging our members to set up non-perishable food item collection boxes in their office. If you are interested in participating, Register Your Organization Here Print Posters for Your OfficeItems can be dropped off on February 29th from 12 to 4PM at the Burlington Food Pantry at 21 Murray Ave,
Viken Detection Successfully Field-tests Innovative Technology for Detecting Lead Pipes Supplying our Nation’s Drinking Water
Viken Detection, a BACC member and leading manufacturer of detection tools for public safety agencies, today announced its success in piloting a new technology for lead detection in buried water service lines. The company now seeks agency and commercial partnerships for faster deployment, given the urgent threat to children’s health. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides $15 billion of direct Federal funding for lead service line identification and replacement through the Drinking Water State
BACC Holds 6th Annual Black Tie Gala Benefit on Saturday, February 3rd
The BACC held their 6th annual Black Tie Gala benefit, presented by The Herb Chambers Companies, on February 3rd at the Cafe Escadrille. This annual fundraiser supports a sector of the BACC’s Charitable Foundation called the Charitable Partnership Program, which consists of five local charitable organizations that serve the Burlington area. This year's charities consisted of: Burlington Womenade, HELPIS, Mission of Deeds, People Helping People, and Wee Care Burlington. For images from the event: Deena
Renovations Underway for New UMass Chan-Lahey Regional Medical Campus
Burlington, MA – The leadership of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and UMass Chan Medical School recently signaled the start of renovations for the new UMass Chan-Lahey Regional Medial Campus with a wall-breaking at the school site on the grounds of the hospital at 29 Mall Road in Burlington. Participating in the wall-breaking were, from left, Susan Moffatt-Bruce, MD, PhD, President, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center; Anne C. Larkin, MD, Vice Provost of Educational Affairs, UMass Chan Medical
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Celebrates 100 Years of Excellence
Celebrating Lahey Hospital & Medical Center’s 100th anniversary are, from left, Michael Collins, Chancellor, UMass Chan Medical School; Jane C. Edmonds, Chair, Board of Trustees, Lahey Clinic Foundation; Susan Moffatt-Bruce, MD, PhD, President, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center; and Kevin Tabb, MD, President and CEO, Beth Israel Lahey Health. Photo courtesy Lahey Hospital & Medical Center BURLINGTON – Lahey Hospital & Medical Center celebrated a century of excellence while looking toward its future at its
Burlington Celebrates Milestone Connection with MWRA
The Town of Burlington hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Vine Brook Water Treatment to celebrate the completed connection to the MWRA, a new source of water in a town with a history of seasonal restrictions. An extensive collaborative effort between the Town of Burlington, Lexington, and the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce, led to a significant improvement in the region’s water infrastructure. The extension of the MWRA water main through Lexington to Burlington connects the community to the
BACC September 2023 Newsletter
The Taste of Burlington is BACC! Monday, October 30th, 5-8 PMat the Boston Marriott Burlington Join us for the area's largest food event as dozens of Burlington restaurants showcase their delicious culinary offerings for one night only at the Boston Marriott Burlington. Attendees also enjoy live entertainment, raffle prizes, gift bags and more!Participating Restaurants Thank You to Our Event Sponsors A Sampling of Upcoming EventsSee All Events BACC Member News and Information MCC Announces
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Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Receives Top Quality and Safety Rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center (LHMC) has once again received five-out-of-five stars from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in its annual quality and safety assessment of more than 4,500 hospitals across the country. The Overall Hospital Quality Star rating was awarded to only 10.4 percent of 4,654 hospitals in the United States. The Overall Hospital Quality Star rating summarizes a variety of measures across five areas of quality into a single star rating for each hospital. The five
School of Rock Burlington Opens on August 6th
School of Rock's brand new school next to L.L. Bean is now open! Our approach to music education is cooperative, meant to build both musical and personal skills. Owner Mark Abruzzese is a 24-year veteran chemistry and physics teacher and drives the vision of this school to be about the joy we can all find making music with others. Each week students have one 1:1 lesson and one group rehearsal where they play songs with other students.
Lahey Cancer Institute 5K Raises $279,000 to Advance Cancer Services & Resources in the Community
From lahey.org More than 1,250 participants stepped up to support the Lahey Cancer Institute 5K Walk & Run on June 11, raising over $279,000 to fund services and resources for the care of cancer patients and their families. The fundraising event, held at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center in Burlington, serves to support the Lahey Cancer Institute’s patients, celebrate its survivors, remember those who have been lost, and highlight its talented professional team of care providers. In its 17 years, the event
BACC April 2023 Newsletter
Member News and Information Azzur Training Center And Northeastern University Hosting Life Science-Focused GMP Workshops Azzur Group and Northeastern University have teamed up to offer Training Workshops at Northeastern's Innovation Campus in Burlington. Individuals interested in the life science industry as a possible career see more... Beth Israel Lahey Health and UMass Chan Medical School Receive Approval To Establish Regional Medical Campus Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and UMass Chan Medical
Burlington Receives $500,000 Complete Streets Grant
Article from BCAT NewsFebruary 13, 2023 The Town of Burlington’s Department of Public Works has received a $500,000 Complete Streets Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Division. The grant will fund the construction of sidewalks along Blanchard Road starting at South Bedford Street to Muller Road. This project fills in the gap between the existing Van De Graaff Drive and Seven Springs Lane bike paths. The project also includes crossing improvements, pedestrian wayfinding,
Northeastern University Announces It Will Build a $10M Quantum Technology Lab at its Burlington Innovation Campus
A $3.5 million grant from the state of Massachusetts will help advance the field of quantum technology, create jobs and change our lives for the better. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University Northeastern University’s Innovation Campus in Burlington, Massachusetts, is set to become the epicenter of cutting-edge quantum technology, thanks in part to a new grant. From: Jessica Taylor Price, Northeastern Global Newshttps://news.northeastern.edu/2022/09/07/quantum-technology/ Massachusetts Housing
BACC Holds 5th Black Tie Gala Benefit
For images from the event: Deena Corany Photography, AFC Urgent Care Photo Booth The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC) held their Black Tie Gala benefit, presented by The Herb Chambers Companies, on February 4th at the Boston Marriott Burlington. This annual fundraiser supports a sector of the BACC’s Charitable Foundation called the Charitable Partnership Program, which consists of eight local charitable organizations that serve the Burlington Area. Nicolas Gennetti, CEO of The Herb Chambers
BACC February 2023 Newsletter
Member News and Information BACC Holds Black Tie Gala Benefit The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC) held their Black Tie Gala benefit, presented by The Herb Chambers Companies, on February 4th at the Boston Marriott Burlington. This annual fundraiser supports a sector of the BACC’s Charitable Foundation called the Charitable Partnership Program see more... Burlington Board Of Health To Update Hazardous Materials Regulations In an effort to update antiquated rules and guidelines, the Burlington
