• Soundbites: Burlington Record Plant On the Move

    Justin Crowther comes across as a humble man. Speaking about the decade-long history of the business he helped launch in the Queen City's South End, the owner and founder of Burlington Record Plant claimed little credit for his venture's accomplishments. "I don't like to talk about legacy or things like that," Crowther said about starting a boutique pressing plant in Burlington in 2014, as vinyl began staging its grand 21st-century comeback. "But if there's one thing I'm proud of, it's...

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    Tim Hortons' Smile Cookie campaign returns to Burlington

    Hamilton, Halton, Niagara and area news from CHCH - Hamilton, Halton, and Niagara news.. Tim Hortons’ annual Smile Cookie campaign officially kicked off in Burlington on Monday. The popular fundraiser runs from April 29 through May 5 with 100 per cent of the proceeds going to over 600 local charities, hospitals and community programs across Canada. The Burlington Food Bank announced its selection as the charitable partner in this […]

  • Burlington Budget Deficit Balloons to $13.1 Million

    For months, Burlington officials have forecasted a $9 million deficit heading into the next fiscal year. On Thursday, that number grew to $13.1 million. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak delivered the bad news at a press conference Thursday at city hall, where she was flanked by department heads. Higher-than-anticipated insurance costs and a calculation error are to blame for the $4 million difference, she said. The spending squeeze is the first major challenge for the newly elected mayor and...

  • The Café HOT. in Burlington Adds Late-Night Menu

    After establishing the Café HOT. as a Burlington breakfast and brunch hot spot, Allan and Travis Walker-Hodkin decided they were ready to feed the night-owl crowd, too. Following a successful trial run on April 19 and 20, the brothers will offer a slider-size sandwich featuring their distinctive breaded, "chicken-fried" hunk of scrambled egg on a Hawaiian-style roll Thursday through Saturday nights from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. "We've always wanted to see Main Street at night, to be part of the...

  • Nunyuns Bakery & Café to Close in Burlington's Old North End

    Prompted by the pending sale of the building in which Nunyuns Bakery & Café has operated since 2008, Kristine Harbour and Paul Bonelli have announced they will close their Old North End business at the end of May. Harbour initially told Seven Days that the couple would wait to announce the bakery's closure until their landlord, Ken Axelson, found a buyer for 139-143 North Champlain Street. However, after more than two months of waiting for the building to sell, she and Bonelli decided to...

  • ‘We will remember him everyday’: Retired Burlington Police K-9 dies

    BURLINGTON — Retired Burlington Police K-9, Havoc, who served the department for nearly a decade, died on Wednesday at the age of 15.

  • Local roundup: Tyngsboro High softball team earns solid victory over Burlington

    The Tyngsboro High softball team staged an impressive 14-6 win over defending Division 2 state champion Burlington.

  • Adi Oasis and the Flynn Announce the 2024 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival Lineup

    Adi Oasis was on hand at the Flynn in Burlington on Friday morning to help announce the lineup for the 2024 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival in a press conference. In March, Flynn executive director Jay Wahl handpicked the French Caribbean funk and R&B artist to curate the 41st iteration of the annual festival. Oasis follows Lakecia Benjamin and Michael Mwenso, nationally known musicians who performed similar roles at the festival the past two years in what's become a new tradition....

  • Burlington’s Blue Cat Steak & Wine Bar Closes After 18 Years

    Blue Cat Steak & Wine Bar closed in April after an 18-year run at 1 Lawson Lane in Burlington. Owner Mariasha Giral announced the news in a goodbye letter printed in Seven Days but otherwise declined to comment. As of last week, the only other confirmation of Blue Cat's closure was its status as "permanently closed" on reservation site OpenTable. There were no signs at the cozy alleyway steakhouse — where tables were still set — or on its website, voicemail or social media. Giral and her...

  • Wildfire burning in Wharton State Forest between Camden and Burlington counties in New Jersey

    WATERFORD TWP., New Jersey (WPVI) -- Crews are on the scene of a wildfire

  • Aggressive Behavior, Increased Drug Use at Burlington's Downtown Library Prompt Calls for Help

    Librarians at Burlington's Fletcher Free Library are doing far more these days than just shelving books. They're monitoring security cameras, trying to distinguish naps from drug overdoses and employing something called "verbal judo" to calm agitated patrons. The downtown library has always been the proverbial "community living room," open and free to all. That's long made it a welcoming place for a contingent of homeless people, some of whom spend much of their day on library grounds....

  • Reinvented Deep City Brings Penny Cluse Café's Beloved Brunch Back to Burlington

    The most beloved home fries in Burlington are back. The heaping mound of perfectly griddled potatoes topped with melted cheese, salsa, sour cream and green onions have a new name — and a new home. But they're still a Bucket-o-Spuds. The iconic Penny Cluse Café dish's new name, House of Spudology, is a nod to that new home: Deep City, the restaurant attached to Foam Brewers. A year and a half after closing the landmark breakfast and lunch spot he co-owned with his wife, Holly Cluse,...