Magee beat out four other contestants for the party’s endorsement. So far, an Independent and Republican have also committed to running in the Ward 3 race.
Joe Magee secures Progressive nomination for Burlington’s Ward 3 council race
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Seniors returning to life after weathering pandemic storm
One senior center was a microcosm of renewal this week, as older Vermonters were ready to socialize again.
Progressive council hopefuls outline their visions for Burlington in Ward 3 race
Voting closes Saturday evening. The results will determine which candidate will run in the Ward 3 special election with the backing of the Progressive Party.
Juneteenth events across Vermont to acknowledge and ‘celebrate Black liberation’
The celebrations scheduled across Vermont on Saturday will honor African American liberation, history and culture, and provide learning opportunities for children and adults.
Burlington ends Covid-19 emergency order
Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger celebrated the milestone Wednesday as Covid-19 cases became nearly nonexistent in Chittenden County.
Burlington City Council denies CityPlace developer’s request to waive Church Street fee
Don Sinex, CityPlace developer and owner of the Town Center Mall, said the property has lost $1 million in 2021. The more than $71,000 fee the city assessed could unduly damage his business, he argued.
Lone candidate gets clear shot at Democratic nomination in Ward 3
Because only one candidate filed by the party’s deadline to run as a Democrat in the Ward 3 special election, they have effectively won the party’s nomination.
Vermont cycle shops say ‘bike boom’ continues
The rise in biking since the pandemic has led to overwhelming demand for bikes, making it difficult for supply chain companies to keep up. Customers have waited months to get their hands on a bicycle, and the waiting game is expected to continue until next year.
Burlington’s July 3 Independence Day firework show is back on
After last year’s event was canceled due to Covid-19, Mayor Miro Weinberger announced that the firework show would be a go this year.
Report that’s likely to shape future of Burlington police has been delayed until fall
Until the report is issued, police policy and budget decisions are likely to be postponed.
Vermonter sues a leading parking app after data breach
The lawsuit alleges that the breach revealed personal information for 21 million ParkMobile customers. Burlington, which uses the technology for its 1,200 street meters and 1,550 garage spaces, does not plan to take further action.
Spurned bidders for Koffee Kup and Vermont Bread aim to stop sale
“We’re absolutely going to challenge this,” one potential buyer said a day after a surprise last-minute purchase by the $4 billion maker of Wonder Bread.
Burlington City Council votes to rescind mask mandate
Effective Tuesday, face coverings are no longer required inside retail stores and city buildings.
Two Burlington officials step down, adding to turnover in the Weinberger administration
Post-pandemic turnover is affecting industries across the country, and local governments are not immune.