Dear Lucy Announces Closure on Burlington’s Church Street
Late last week, Dear Lucy owner Melissa Desautels sent a disheartening message to the customers on her email list: She […]
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Burlington Democrats Pick Candidates for March Elections
Burlington Democrats on Thursday nominated five candidates for city council ahead of elections in March. Like their Progressive counterparts, the
Denver homicides fall nearly 50% to 11-year low
Denver’s homicides fell nearly 50% to an 11-year low in 2025, plunging to levels rarely seen over the last three
Burlington Proposes to Stop Maintaining Some Roads
For decades, the City of Burlington has plowed snow and performed routine maintenance on some streets it doesn’t actually own.
Burlington Sees Spate of Apartment Fires
Nearly 30 people were displaced from their Burlington homes this week after three fires struck different addresses in short succession.
Burlington Has Few Strategies to Clean Up Graffiti
In late September, nearly 100 people gathered to paint a brightly colored mural on the side of a Burlington building
Manitou Springs involved in lawsuit over tax dispute with cog railway
A tax tiff between the City of Manitou Springs and the cog railway atop Pikes Peak has reached new heights, with the
Burlington Seeks a Spot for an Overdose-Prevention Center
Earlier this month, the City of Burlington accepted a $2.2 million state grant to open the state’s first overdose-prevention center,
Scott Vows to Help Burlington Amid Public Safety ‘Crisis’
Gov. Phil Scott vowed on Wednesday to work with Burlington leaders to resolve the “crisis” the city faces around public
Developers Hope Burlington Square Brings Life to Downtown
In November 2014, a smooth-talking New York City businessman announced plans to transform Burlington’s aging downtown mall into high-rise apartment