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Burlington mayoral forum set for Thursday, Jan. 12

by Press Release | January 11, 2012

For immediate release
January 10, 2012

Contact
David P. Reville
Communications Director
802-951-1303
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First debate with all three candidates

AARP Vermont and Local Motion are hosting a Burlington Mayoral forum Thursday night (1/12/12) at the Unitarian Church in downtown Burlington. The open public forum will focus on transportation and livable community issues and will be moderated by Mike Townsend of the Burlington Free Press.

Press is welcome to attend. Dessert reception to follow.

WHAT: Burlington Mayoral Forum on Transportation and Livability

WHO: Wanda Hines, Miro Weinberger & Kurt Wright

WHEN: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 — 6:30 – 8:00 pm

WHERE: Unitarian Church, 152 Pearl St., Burlington

Posted in Press Releases | Tagged AARP, Burlington mayoral race, debate, Kurt Wright, Local Motion, Miro Weinburger, Wanda Hines

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