The Burlington Brief is going on hiatus for the summer, but we're sending you off with some events to keep an eye on and some stories to track while we're away.

Sydney and Sarah break down the first two nights of May Town Meeting, including a new police station, a FY25 budget at about $14 million in Free Cash expenses. Plus, a live fact-check.

Town Meeting is set to consider a number of articles that could have a major impact on life in town, from a new police station to the MBTA Communities Act compliance plan.

Hear what it was like in the room where Town Clerk Amy Warfield and clerks from other towns counted 116 votes that got missed in the April 6 local election.

In a kind of mammoth local news week, Sydney and Sarah talk about Town Meeting warrant articles from Parks and Rec, the MBTA Communities Act proposal, and news of a partial election recount impacting Precincts 1 and 5.

Sarah Cawley, Meghan Nawoichik and Eileen Sickler have assumed seats on the Select Board, School Committee and Housing Authority, respectively, and there's been significant reorganization of the boards. Plus, eclipse talk.

Sydney Boles and guest host Chris Flaherty dig into the latest developments in the effort to redevelop the Burlington Police Station.

Sydney and guest host Chris Flaherty dig into the latest plans to finance the Fox Hill Elementary School and the new Police Station, both of which would be the largest capital project Burlington has ever done. Plus, a new model for providing mental health care at Burlington High School.

Incumbent Martha Simon and challenger Meghan Nawoichik joined a press panel for a School Committee debate this week, and Sarah and Sydney break down what you missed.

***CORRECTION: In this episode, Sydney says the Council on Aging candidate forum is on Wednesday, March 27... that's wrong! The forum is actually Tuesday, March 26 at 1 p.m. at the Burlington Council on Aging. Sorry!

Check out the full debate here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YckwKLw5G00&t=4s