Patriot, study committee meet on landlocked parcel
More flesh was put on the bones of the proposal for development of the 247-acre landlocked parcel as Patriot Partners principals described their concepts in some detail before the Landlocked Study Committee.
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Proposed condo unit concerns neighbors
Burlington -A proposal for a 12-unit condominium complex, in three buildings at 260-262 Winn St., met with concern from several neighbors and abutters to the site.
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Busy morning for fire department
Burlington -The Burlington Fire Department had a very busy period Tuesday morning, stretching its resources to the limit as it responded to five emergency calls in 25 minutes.
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Palomar makes pitch for expansion
Burlington -Louis P. (Dan) Valente, chairman and chief executive officer of Palomar Medical Technologies, Inc., appeared before the Planning Board last week, seeking approval for a major expansion of its operations into space off Network Drive formerly owned by Sun MicroSystems.
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Patriot Partners offering bus tours for residents
Burlington -Patriot Partners is sponsoring free bus tours for Burlington residents of Linden Ponds in Hingham, a senior community built by Erickson on terrain very similar to the Landlocked Parcel, and to Lexington Technology Park, a biotech center developed by Patriot Partners.
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Weather keeps police, fire departments busy

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55th anniversary of Korean War Armistice
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Preparing for pre-trial
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Faria brings firefighting history to life
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Public Safety Log, July 14 - July 21
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Meet your police
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Burlington Athletic Hall of Fame: Gone, but not forgotten
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Sheehan to sign books
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Grandview Farm in spotlight
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Ten questions with … Paul Gustafson
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