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Burlington High School alum Menkello retires after serving on Burlington Fire Department for 26 years (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON - A Burlington High School alum recently retired after serving on the fire department for 26 years. Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician Nicholas Menkello, who graduated from BHS in 1991, had his final ride home last Friday morning at 7 a.m. The best part of his career was helping people and making a difference in someoneâs life. âWhen people call 911, theyâre usually seeking a little intervention,â Menkello said. âDelivering a baby would be the highlight, but there are
Fire truck’s ability to enter proposed Chick-fil-A discussed at Planning Board (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON - The ability of a fire truck to enter a proposed Chick-fil-A sparked discussion during Thursday nightâs Planning Board meeting at town hall. Planning Board Chair Brenda Rappaport said she loves the food at Chick-fil-A, but she isnât interested in a traffic nightmare or a safety concern just to get her favorite chicken nuggets or to generate tax revenue. âI think itâs in the wrong place,â Rappaport said. âThereâs been conflicting data if a fire truck can get through.â
Residents, Select Board call Cormier Road speeding ‘a safety issue’ (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON - Many residents came out for a public hearing regarding speed tables along Cormier Road during Mondayâs Select Board meeting at town hall. The hearing was regarding having five speed tables installed from Eugene Road to the Woburn city line to help traffic control. The estimated total cost is $49,500, according to the Engineering Department. Breaking it down per item, the cost per speed table is $7,500. Construction cost is $37,500. Contingency cost is $7,500, and police cost is $4
Proposed Burlington substation would take pressure off existing stations (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON - Eversource hosted an open house on Thursday night at the Burlington Public Library to have residents share their feedback on a proposed substation. Titled the Burlington Energy Project, the new 115-kV electric substation would be built on approximately two acres of Eversource-owned property near Winn Street and adjacent to an existing Eversource-owned right-of-way in Burlington. Substations serve as a critical part of the electric system, acting as a hub to bring electricity and cle
Police presented e-bIke presentation before Select Board (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON - Police presented a discussion to the Select Board on Monday at town hall regarding e-bikes. Police Sergeant Matthew Creamer said e-bikes can be a great form of transportation around town when operated safely and within the law. Creamer added they have received frequent complaints of young riders riding recklessly, operating at high speeds, riding on sidewalks, and riding modifying bicycles beyond a Class 1 or Class 2 E-Bike. âSome of these devices are capable of speed that can put
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