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The Fight for Decker Towers: Drug Users and Homeless People Have Overrun a Low-Income High-Rise. Residents Are Gearing Up to Evict Them.

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The Fight for Decker Towers: Drug Users and Homeless People Have Overrun a Low-Income High-Rise. Residents Are Gearing Up to Evict Them.

By Derek Brouwer | February 14, 2024

Outgoing Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger Holds Court — for the Last Time — at ‘the Bagel’

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Outgoing Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger Holds Court — for the Last Time — at ‘the Bagel’

by Courtney Lamdin | Apr 3, 2024

State Shutters Temporary Homeless Shelter in Burlington

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State Shutters Temporary Homeless Shelter in Burlington

by Colin Flanders | Mar 26, 2024

Progressive Burlington Mayor-Elect Mulvaney-Stanak Won by Picking Up Democratic Votes

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Progressive Burlington Mayor-Elect Mulvaney-Stanak Won by Picking Up Democratic Votes

by Courtney Lamdin | Mar 12, 2024

Officials Scramble to Secure Decker Towers, Burlington’s Embattled High-Rise

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Officials Scramble to Secure Decker Towers, Burlington’s Embattled High-Rise

by Derek Brouwer | Mar 6, 2024

Attention, Voters: Watch the 2024 Burlington Mayoral Matchup

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Attention, Voters: Watch the 2024 Burlington Mayoral Matchup

by Seven Days Staff | Feb 26, 2024

Empty Shabbat Table on Church Street Honors Israeli Hostages Held in Gaza

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Empty Shabbat Table on Church Street Honors Israeli Hostages Held in Gaza

by Hannah Feuer | Nov 17, 2023

Walgreens to Close Downtown Burlington Store Amid National Downsizing

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Walgreens to Close Downtown Burlington Store Amid National Downsizing

by Colin Flanders | Oct 9, 2023

Burlington Asks Residents to Conserve Water After Sewer Pipe Breaks

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Burlington Asks Residents to Conserve Water After Sewer Pipe Breaks

by Sasha Goldstein | Jul 13, 2023

A Path to Healing: A New Public Memorial Will Honor Residents of St. Joseph's Orphanage

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A Path to Healing: A New Public Memorial Will Honor Residents of St. Joseph's Orphanage

by 7D Brand Studio | Jun 14, 2023

Burlington to Audit Racial Equity Office Amid Questions About Former Director

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Burlington to Audit Racial Equity Office Amid Questions About Former Director

by Sasha Goldstein | Mar 23, 2023

Burlington Police Chief in Spotlight After Revelation of Private Patrols

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Burlington Police Chief in Spotlight After Revelation of Private Patrols

by Courtney Lamdin and Kori Skillman | Jan 31, 2023

State Wants to Sell Downtown Burlington Office Building

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State Wants to Sell Downtown Burlington Office Building

by Colin Flanders | Jan 24, 2023

COTS Director Rita Markley Retires After 30 Years of Solutions-Oriented Advocacy for the Homeless

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COTS Director Rita Markley Retires After 30 Years of Solutions-Oriented Advocacy for the Homeless

by 7D Brand Studio | Sep 21, 2022

After a Murder and Increased Drug Use, Complaints Mount at Burlington’s City Hall Park

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After a Murder and Increased Drug Use, Complaints Mount at Burlington’s City Hall Park

by Derek Brouwer | Sep 20, 2022

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