Mar 3-9, 2010

Mar 3-9, 2010 / Vol. 15 / No. 27
How Did Burlington Telecom Become a High-Stakes Balancing Act? VT’s First Female on the Fed Bench; Tracking Down Neko in the NEK

Maritime Museum Eyed as Moran Plant Tenant

The redevelopment of the Moran Plant will be the main item for debate at tonight’s Burlington City Council, including a request to sign a deal allowing the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum to become the project’s crucial third tenant. Last fall, the Green Mountain Children’s Museum pulled out of the project, leaving only two possible anchor…

Councilor Calls for Mayor Bob Kiss to Resign

* * * *  Updated Below with Response from Mayor Bob Kiss * * * * Newly reelected Burlington city councilor Ed Adrian (D-Ward 1) — never one to mince words — said Town Meeting Day results in the Queen City send a simple message: Mayor Bob Kiss needs to step down from office. “I…

Letters to the Editor

BT Yeasayer As I understand it, the city-council-appointed Blue Ribbon Committee says the only way forward for Burlington Telecom is to sell a controlling interest to a private party and become a for-profit corporation [“Fair Game,” February 10]. What everyone is forgetting is that BT is in trouble primarily from having to appease Comcast —…

Plowin’ with the DPW [SIV166]

2/24/10: 2/24/10: Winter after winter, the Department of PublicWork’s Street Department keeps Burlington’s roadways and sidewalks clear ofsnow and ice. Eva hitches a ride with snowplow operator Lorand Codrean and they take a spin around the city. Related Stories


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