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Courtney Lamdin
Courtney Lamdin is a news reporter at Seven Days; she covers Burlington. She was previously executive editor of the Milton Independent, Colchester Sun and Essex Reporter.
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Should Burlington Take Over Waste Collection? Councilors Talk Trash Options
Brendan Hogan's small street in Burlington's South End gets a lot of truck traffic. The city's recycling hauler sweeps by his house in the…
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Tax Bills Set Off a Second Round of Sticker Shock for Burlington Homeowners
The tax man cometh. Burlington residents received their fiscal year 2022 tax bills this week, nearly three months after a citywide reassessment recalculated their…
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Redstone to Drop Lawsuits Against CityPlace Burlington Project
Updated on Friday, July 16, 2021. Redstone has dropped its lawsuit against the City of Burlington and has also agreed to drop its lawsuits against…
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Does Big Cannabis Have a Stranglehold on Vermont’s Budding Industry?
Arantha Farrow's business plan never included selling marijuana products, but the Northeast Kingdom entrepreneur has recently come around to the idea. The 29-year-old owner…
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Midnight Blues? Late at Night, Burlington’s Downtown Policing Is Sporadic
When a gunshot rang out in Burlington's City Hall Park at 2:45 a.m. on June 5, the four police officers assigned to patrol the…
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Burlington City Council Approves $87.5 Million Budget
The Burlington City Council on Monday unanimously approved an $87.5 million spending plan for the 2022 fiscal year, which begins on Thursday, July 1.…
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Burlington GOP Council Candidate's Transphobic Tweets Resurface
At his campaign launch on Tuesday, Republican Christopher-Aaron Felker promised to rebuild city sidewalks, hire more police officers and find ways to reduce housing…
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With Song, Food and Fellowship, Burlington Celebrates Juneteenth
The sonorous tones of gospel music rang out in Burlington's City Hall Park on Saturday morning. Dressed in sun hats and brightly-patterned clothing, revelers…
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