Act 250 Dispute Could Delay Plan to Give Away Green Mountain College Campus
Vermont officials allege entrepreneur Raj Bhakta violated Act 250 by pursuing unpermitted projects on the former Green Mountain College campus […]
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Burlington Council Green-Lights Major South End Development
The Burlington City Council on Monday approved the development agreement for the first phase of a major real estate project
A Buyer Had Dreams for Green Mountain College’s Grounds. Not Anymore.
Raj Bhakta pitched himself as something of a savior when he bought the 115-acre campus of Green Mountain College in
Repeal of Some Act 250 Reforms Appears Likely
House lawmakers on Tuesday expressed support for repealing the land-use reforms that sparked outcry last month among rural Vermonters who
Housing Projects in Burlington Snare $8.4 million in State Loans
Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak on Monday announced a block of money to support new housing in the state, including an
Burlington Councilors Get Glimpse of Memorial Block Redesign
Burlington city councilors on Monday got their first look at a possible redevelopment of the so-called “Memorial Block,” a 3.81-acre
Charlie’s Boathouse Property Hits Market for $2.5 Million
The iconic Auer Family Boathouse property on Burlington’s northern shore is on the market for $2.5 million. Located on Lake
What the Broncos need to do to build at Burnham Yard
The Denver Broncos may have finished their search for a new stadium site, but it’s just the beginning of a
Colorado will begin inter-city train travel next year from Denver to Granby
Diesel-powered trains will thunder west from Denver through the Continental Divide to Granby starting late next year, marking the first
Is the economic impact worth the cost?
During a recent Denver City Council meeting, Ryan Fleming and fellow business advocates stepped up to the microphone. They urged