Burlington Dems Call for Crackdown on Drug Use, Encampments
Last month, Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak proclaimed: “Burlington is back.” Not so fast, according to Burlington Democrats. Most of the […]
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Burlington Concert Band Will Continue Shows at Battery Park
One week after canceling a performance over safety concerns, the Burlington Concert Band will return to the Lechnyr Band Shell
Howard Center to Expand Services With New Federal Designation
With a new federal designation that will allow access to more funding, Howard Center is preparing to expand its services
Burlington Celebrates Opening of Newly Constructed Main Street
Burlington city officials on Friday celebrated the opening of Main Street after a yearslong construction process that disrupted downtown traffic
Burlington Considers 15 Applicants for Police Chief
Burlington is sorting through 15 applicants who want to be the city’s next chief of police and will use a
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Vermont CARES Will Take Over Needle-Exchange Program in Burlington
Harm-reduction nonprofit Vermont CARES is taking over Burlington’s needle-exchange effort in July following the closure of the Howard Center Safe
We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The
We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The
Burlington City Council Approves $112.6 Million Budget
After months of working to find spending cuts and new revenues, Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak on Monday presented the city
Burlington to Pay $150K for Excessive Force Against Black Teen
The City of Burlington will pay $150,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by the mother of a Black teen with