Cindi Wight has 24 years of experience working with parks departments and has served as the director of Rutland’s department for the past four years.
Burlington mayor appoints new parks director
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Dealer.com sheds 45 workers in Burlington
Tuesday’s cuts represent close to 4 percent of Dealer.com’s roughly 1,000 employees. The company is among Burlington’s largest employers.
Fitch improves Burlington International Airport outlook to positive
News Release — Mayor Miro Weinberger Aug. 21, 2017 Contact: Gene Richards, Director of Aviation 802.343.9909 Brian Lowe, Mayor’s Office 802.735.3983 Tracks similar to Moody’s Outlook Improvement in March 2017; Affirms Airport’s “BBB-” Credit Rating; Highlights Strength of New Airline Agreement, Manageable Cost per Enplanement, and Strengthening Fiscal Profile Burlington, VT – On Friday, August […]
Erhard Mahnke: Cambrian Rise will ease housing shortage
No one project will be the panacea for Burlington’s affordable housing crisis, but developments like the proposed Cambrian Rise project can significantly improve housing options for residents.
Hinesburg searches for new town administrator
“We’ve started interviews,” said Selectboard and hiring committee member Aaron Kimball. “We’re narrowing down the candidates we want to recommend to the Selectboard, which we hope will happen in the next few weeks.”
Burlington continues push for opiate treatment in prisons, debates safe injection sites
Mayors and other policy makers discussed the opiate crisis and the pros and cons of safe injection sites.
College Street businesses announce collaborative event Aug. 26
News Release — Common Deer August 15,2017 Contact: Sarah Beal Phone: 802.598.1167 Email: [email protected] Burlington, VT – Common Deer, in partnership with neighboring businesses on College Street, is excited to announce the first ever “College Street Collide”, a one day block party event featuring activities, prizes, samples, trunk shows and discounts at participating businesses, as […]
Burlington to host nationwide mayoral meeting
Mayor Miro Weinberger will be welcoming leaders from more than 40 cities around the country for a three-day event consisting of panels, discussions and tours.
Mayor Miro Weinberger’s public appearance schedule for Aug. 14 -18, 2017
News Release — Mayor Miro Weinberger August 11, 2017 Contact: Katie Vane 802.734.0617 Mayor Miro Weinberger’s public appearance schedule for August 14 – 18, 2017: Monday, August 14 – Tuesday, August 15 No public appearances scheduled Wednesday, August 16 City offices closed in observance of Bennington Battle Day 8:00 am Mornings with Miro – The […]
Burlington school counselors claim disrespectful treatment
Three guidance counselors and a registrar have all quit their jobs at Burlington High School.
UVM Medical Center celebrates progress on new building
The steel skeleton structure is complete for a $187.7 million facility that will mean more single-bed inpatient rooms at the hospital.
Stabbing prompts Burlington’s del Pozo to call for reforms
“Our cops have realized that in many cases writing the ticket is a fruitless act and have stopped writing them,” says Burlington Police Chief Brandon del Pozo.
Burlington Telecom to launch program benefitting low-income residents
News Release — Burlington Telecom August 4, 2017 Contact: [email protected] GOVERNOR PHIL SCOTT, MAYOR MIRO WEINBERGER, AND BURLINGTON TELECOM TO LAUNCH EXPANSION OF A PROGRAM TO BENEFIT LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS IN BURLINGTON Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 Contact: Abbie Tykocki Phone: 802-540-0948 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.burlingtontelecom.com Burlington, VT – Governor Phil Scott, Mayor Miro Weinberger, Burlington […]
Burlington Telecom expands internet for low-income residents
The municipally owned telecommunications company is the first provider in the state to offer high-speed internet through the federal Lifeline subsidy program.