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 […]
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Burlington Clears Police Officers for Conduct at March ICE Raid
An internal investigation into the use of force by Burlington police at a March 11 federal immigration raid in South
Amid Backlash, Burlington City Council Rejects Abenaki Gift
A statue intended to recognize local Native American tribes won’t go up in Burlington’s Battery Park after the city council
Burlington Mayor Says She’s Closed Budget Gap With No Layoffs
Burlington has a plan to make up an $11 million budget gap without any layoffs. Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak on Wednesday
Burlington Council Debates Keeping Meals Tax Increase in Place
Progressives on the Burlington City Council want to expand and continue an enhanced local tax on meals, alcohol and entertainment
Burlington Police Officer Cited for August Shooting
A Burlington police officer who shot at a vehicle in the city’s Old North End last August has been cited
Burlington Voters Approve 5-Cent Tax Increase, Other Ballot Items
Burlington voters approved four ballot initiatives on Town Meeting Day, including a 5-cent police and fire tax increase intended to
An Abenaki Gift to Burlington Will Remain in Limbo
The Burlington City Council on Tuesday night delayed accepting a gift from the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi amid an ongoing
Whim Boutique to Reopen in Former Church Street Space
Whim, the Burlington women’s clothing boutique that folded into the now-closed Dear Lucy store last spring, is slated to reopen
Officials Bring Back Yield Signs at One-Lane Burlington Bridge
Well, that was fast. After neighbors complained about increased traffic delays, Burlington officials have reversed course and removed stop signs