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The group that oversees Burlington's sister city program with Bethlehem, in the occupied West Bank, and Arad, in Israel, have called for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
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When she takes office, Mulvaney-Stanak will be the city's first woman and first openly LGBTQ+ mayor.
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Democrat Joan Shannon, Progressive Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, and independents William Emmons and Christopher Haessly are on the ballot. Vermont Public asked questions about public safety, housing and more.
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Developers are scaling back the amount of housing in the CityPlace Burlington project in order to add two hotels, which they say is needed to shore up financing for the $200 million development.
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According to the National Weather Service in Burlington, this was the cloudiest January on record in the area since 1951.
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In a new lawsuit, the mother of a Black teen with behavioral and intellectual disabilities says Burlington police pinned her son on the ground and handcuffed him before paramedics injected the teen with a powerful — and controversial — sedative.
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Brave Little StateBurlington has sister cities all over the world. We explore Burlington’s relationship with two of its sisters: Bethlehem, in the West Bank, and Arad, in Israel.
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A spokesperson for Mayor Miro Weinberger said the city decided to clear the encampment when seasonal shelter options became available, but earlier this week, city officials said they must routinely turn people seeking shelter away due to a lack of capacity.
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Burlington Rep. Mary-Katherine Stone addressed the House Wednesday morning, and received a standing ovation for her comments.
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A man with a severe mental illness who was convicted of killing his wife with a meat cleaver in 2017 will spend more than two decades in prison. Judge John Pacht on Wednesday sentenced Aita Gurung to 35 years to life in prison, with all of it suspended except for 27 years.